[battlefields]

I understand enough to have formulated my beliefs. I think there is a lot more than just ten dimensions. But I know not a thing.

[battlefields]

Understanding may have been an inaccurate word to use, lets say my vision of string theory as an "everything law". My "vision" may be limited, though, in a scientific sense. It "fits" my God hypothesis, so I run with it.

I would like to do the whole "google and recite" thing so you can say I know nothing and am just reciting, but I won't. It'll be easier for you to get back on topic.

[galois]

Originally Posted by battlefields

Understanding may have been an inaccurate word to use, lets say my vision of string theory as an "everything law". My "vision" may be limited, though, in a scientific sense. It "fits" my God hypothesis, so I run with it.

I would like to do the whole "google and recite" thing so you can say I know nothing and am just reciting, but I won't. It'll be easier for you to get back on topic.

Virtually no one understands string theory. The chances of your vision being anything approaching reality are vanishingly small, I advise you not to base your view of anything on it.

[Zapruder]

Originally Posted by battlefields

I understand enough to have formulated my beliefs. I think there is a lot more than just ten dimensions. But I know not a thing.

I would saw either rethink your beliefs or spend some time learning about string theory...I mean this is Jason Brinnesque here...I saw an armbar once so I am going to teach you the ways of BJJ...

Oh, what galois said^^^

[Ian G.R.]

Originally Posted by Zapruder

"If a tree falls in the woods does it make a sound?"....Seriously?

No, this is attributing the cause of why the trees fell in the woods to a genie.

[Zapruder]

Originally Posted by Ian G.R.

No, this is attributing the cause of why the trees fell in the woods to a genie.

Wha? I mean I know what I said...and I know what you said...but I dont get your response

[M1K3]

If a tree falls in the forest and it kills a mime, does anyone care?

[Ian G.R.]

Originally Posted by Zapruder

Wha? I mean I know what I said...and I know what you said...but I dont get your response

if the hypothesis of a god is unverifyable, is it necessary?

[battlefields]

The fact that no one yet understands string theory but sees it as a possibility does more to strengthen my beliefs than a glib one liner telling me not to base my beliefs on my vision of string theory. Vision guides scientific and spiritual revelation.

[galois]

Originally Posted by battlefields

The fact that no one yet understands string theory but sees it as a possibility does more to strengthen my beliefs than a glib one liner telling me not to base my beliefs on my vision of string theory. Vision guides scientific and spiritual revelation.

Are you equating your flawed understandings of a theory, based entirely on the bolded text in pop science articles, with the vision of the people who came up with the stuff in the first place?

It's clear from what you've written that you don't understand how science, and in particular the most mathematical end of theoretical physics, works. This is no big deal, it makes you no different from the vast majority of the population, but you need to take advice and stop trying to delude yourself. Seriously, you are so far from being right it would take a year or so of degree level physics for you to even realise how wrong you are.