>> Well electric and magnetic forces can be described as distortions of space-time too. Really.<<
They're forces, but they also involve electrons. I mean, come on, a universe isn't a simple thing. A cone can look like a cone, or an oval or a parabola or a dot depending on how you slice it. Just because something looks like one thing from one angle, doesn't mean that's necessarily what it "is."
>>Check out his book Indistinguishable from Magic<<
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Date: 2022-01-07 06:01 am (UTC)They're forces, but they also involve electrons. I mean, come on, a universe isn't a simple thing. A cone can look like a cone, or an oval or a parabola or a dot depending on how you slice it. Just because something looks like one thing from one angle, doesn't mean that's necessarily what it "is."
>>Check out his book Indistinguishable from Magic<<
LOL good title.