After rehashing this thing out, I now suppose the entire question is due to a
faulty argument. There should be no way that the percentage of decrease can
equal the % of increase when viewed from the opposing perspective. It all goes
back to the 3 person hotel room apparent paradox, which I have previously used
to show the problem associated with my observations of time constriction. To
breifly restate this seeming paradox; three people go to a hotel and are
charged 30 dollars by the middle man. Then the manager tells him he charged
them 5 dollars too much and to return the $5 to them. The middle man then
thinks he will tell them they were only charged $3 dollars too much, so he can
keep the remaining $2. By using the faulty argument each person paid $10 and
recieved $1 back, totalling $27. And the middle man kept $2 making the new
total $29. Where did the missing dollar go? The faulty argument uses
subtraction from the total, and then addition to make the correction. The same
thing is happening here. The % of decrease cannot equal the % of increase when
viewed from the derived quantity. What makes the golden ratio special is that
these two different answers will be exactly 1 unit apart. The thing that led me
to the light at the end of the tunnel was to consider the situation if we
compared the time periods for a 50% contraction of time. From the viewpoint of
the observer residing in the contracted time, our time would not appear to
likewise be 50% greater then his, but rather it would be TWICE that of his. The
"proper perspective" is to use the RECIPROCAL when we are viewing the problem
in reverse.Sincerely Stupid in making this proposition; Harvey D Norris
Pioneering the Applications of Interphasal Resonances
http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/teslafy/
On Tuesday, January 12, 2016 10:00 PM, "Harvey Norris harv...@yahoo.com
[jlnlabs]" <jlnl...@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
Pioneering the Applications of Interphasal Resonances
http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/teslafy/
On Tuesday, January 12, 2016 9:45 PM, "harv...@yahoo.com [teslafy]"
<tesl...@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
My newest facebook friend made the following comment after requesting to
be friends on facebook. about some Wardencliffe stuff I posted at Nikola Tesla
Club Chicago and I made a reply as follows; Jason Wagner;
Truth is perspective, be careful the ones you may be fighting for may be
against you and vise versa.
Reply;Here is something about perspectives that initially bothered me, but may
be somewhat resolved by the golden ratio. If the time on the primary system
appears to be contracted by 20% as I have illustrated: and for one of our non
relativistic seconds compared to the relativistic one 4/5 of a second takes
place as a contraction relative to our dimension; shouldn't the same
observation take place in reverse for the case of making the observation from
the side containing the compressed time? That is shouldn't the observer on the
other side also see our time as 20% faster, since we see their time as being
20% slower? The whole issue might be resolved by saying a faulty argument has
taken place. But when we do the math we find that the slower moving time will
see our time as being 25% faster then theirs and these ratios do not seem
equal. Perhaps then if the ratio of compression and expansion were made at the
golden ratio, then they would be equal when viewed from opposite perspectives.
Please take the time to view this short video that may explain this paradox.
The Media Got The Math WRONG - The Golden Ratio https://youtu.be/Yughel1X4OU
It also seems very interesting regarding this mystery contained in my
experimentation; that if the secondaries do not power another external load,
the ratio between the primary and secondary I squared R heat losses are very
close to this golden ratio of some 60% more true energy out then in. I also
realize that your comment may be referring to my politics rather then my
science here as I posted much politics last night on my facebook page. In any
case an obstacle may appear as a mirage by our own belief in it. Thanx for
making this correspondence here and I look forward to more of it. Sincerely
Harvey D Norris.
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