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Physics: MM

There is a website that has been mentioned here a few times, by an artist and blogger whose initials are MM.   I won't mention it, as he says that his website is overtly suppressed on the web.    And bringing in bad attention is the last thing I want to do.

He has a lot of physics articles he has written, including a new one called something like: the most important article on the web.    I gave his physics ideas a few hours this morning.   They are above my pay grade, though they did make more sense than any other description of what is going on in the sub atomic or (conversely) the celestial scene.   I've tried to plow through quantum books before, and to me they often seemed to be written by an emperor without clothing.

His name is...   Mi.   les.      Mat.   his

My first impression is that his theories seem to jump off where immigrant stone worker Ed Leedskalnin (1887-1951)  left off.    If I may take a stab at what Ed said, it was that the universe is made of north and south pole magnets spinning past one another.

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One of the things that made sense to me is it seems like his gravitation ideas might explain why animals were bigger when Earth was smaller.

And BTW I really enjoyed my visit to Coral Castle in Florida.   (the home of Ed L).  Ed said he understood how the pyramids were built, and his home is visible evidence of that.    He had some sort of magnetic generator that he invented there, but it is gone now.    People say he floated rocks like balloons.

Maybe our friend MM should take a stab at floating rocks, just for the fun of it?

I like to say that a model is only as good as how useful it is in real life.

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