Like I said, I have already predicted many things that have been found by science.
Retrodicted, or predicted?
The beach ball around the Galaxy, the push of Gravity etc..
What's the beach ball?
Can you please show me how your theory predicted this?
I can predict that the brain is a pressure control system, because we control energy, and energy moves into the area of least resistance. The easiest way to control pressure is scale. Muscles are a scalar system like balloons. So the brain most likely works on a pressure controlled scalar system, scaling particles down into negative mass, which become holes, which steers energy towards those holes.
The pressure of
what is controlled by the brain? This isn't clear to me. Please explain.
Also, as I understand it energy is an accounting system, not a thing that can move anywhere. What is an area of least resistance, as far as energy is concerned?
I don't understand your use of the word "scalar". Please explain what "scale" means and how pressure can be controlled by it.
Why are muscles a "scalar" system? Why are balloons "scalar"? What does a system need to be a "scalar" system?
What does it mean to "scale down" a particle into "negative mass"?
Please tell me how we can detect negative mass particles, and how we can confirm that they have negative mass.
How do holes steer energy?
I can say that the cosmological constant requires a meeting of outward flow to fix it, with valleys between the meeting areas, gaps are filled by virtual particles.
What is the cosmological constant?
Why does it require a meeting of outward flow?
Outward flow of what, exactly?
Valleys of what? Gaps between what and what?
What, exactly, is a virtual particle?
I can say that gravity is actually a strong force, hidden by a negative force, and that the weight on each person is ridiculously higher than we think.
How can we measure the "real" strength of gravity? Is there any way to show the existence of this "negative force" you mention?
What is the origin of this "negative force"? What equations govern it?
Why don't I feel my ridiculously high weight? If my apparent mass is 70 kg, what is my true mass or weight? How can it be measured? How can it be calculated? Please provide the maths.
I can predict that the Milky Way, and other Galaxies are filled by a series of bubbles like bubble wrap, and that the bubbles protect us from this weighty force outside the Galaxy.
What are the bubbles made of?
How can we detect them?
What is the origin of the "weighty force"?
Why does the "weighty force" only operate outside the galaxy? How, exactly, do the bubbles protect us?
I can predict that Gravity is a flow from space, and that the Earth acts as the area of least resistance which is the opposite to what we expect, but if you add my cosmological constant fix to atoms, it puts valleys around them, and possible negative mass holes in the middle of them.
Gravity is a flow of what?
Isn't space all around us? How can there be a preferred direction of flow? What is that preferred direction?
Why is the Earth an area of least resistance?
Why would we expect the opposite?
I can predict from it. I do. But my predictions sound strange, so I don't bother.
If you cannot provide testable predictions that are clearly backed up by a coherent theory, then all you have is a mess of untestable ideas that are worthless for the purposes of science.
I am still banned on some sites for predicting the bubble that was found around the Milky Way.
What bubble? Got a link?
I was banned on here last week for trying to work on the kissing problem in the maths forum.
What is the kissing problem?
The nucleus of an atom could well be a hole of negative mass for example.
But all experiments seem to show that the nucleus has positive mass. Why?