St eng parallel universes
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This document proposes a concept for addressing overcrowding and traffic congestion in major cities by utilizing parallel universes and space-time engineering. The author defines parallel universes as segmented locations in space that contain isolated bodies of matter. A proposed software called the Space Generator would create 20,000 parallel universes by counting from 1 to 20,000 and synchronizing with real space-time using another program called J-Earth. People could then access these universes through a wireless Zero-Time network running a program called W-Global to avoid collisions between users transitioning between universes. The author believes this system could solve problems of overpopulation and congestion through the infinite capacity for parallel universes provided
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- 1. Introduction to Space-Time Engineering Parallel Universes Abstract As we go along in the 21 st century we are already beginning to be confronted with myriad of problems based on the growth of the world's population resulting in the migration of people to major cities. Some of the consequences of this are: overcrowding, trafc congestion and strain on city energy resources. This paper puts forward an idea to address two of the above-mentioned problems, namely: overcrowding and trafc congestion in major cities. The concepts being presented may be applied to solve other conundrums, but this paper that takes the form of a simple preliminary discourse has been limited to dealing only with these two. The concepts being presented are pivoted on theoretical physics and computer engineering and are revolutionary approaches in origin and application. Introduction The concept of parallel universes is well known in the feld of physics, but I don't believe that all physicist have the same aspirations as to what are parallel universes. The idea may be out there, but what are the details of it? I have my own ideologies as far as this question is concerned. Overview of Concept This is my idea of parallel universes based on the context in which this paper apply the concept: they are locations in space that have been segmented from each other and are thus capable of containing bodies of matter that do not interact because of the boundaries that exist between these segments . Having defned parallel universes in my own way, let's see how I can combine this idea with aspects of computer science to solve some problems: the idea is to write a software that does simple counting, say I want to create 20,000 parallel universes, lets call this software our Space Generator. Therefore our Space Generator program will be set to count from 1 to 20,000. The next step is to synchronize the computer running our program to real time. To achieve this we use a program called J-Earth. J-Earth is essentially a program that makes requests to a Host to connect our Space Generator machine to real space-time. Once this is done it means that we would have created 20,000 parallel universes in the space- time continuum. To allocate a universe to someone, that person would have to be connected to a Zero-Time network in which a program I call W-Global is running. This network will be wireless, and a person could make request for a universe via
- 2. smart-phone. W-Global will have the added capability of coordinating the Zero- Time network so that persons do not collide, since persons will be able to transition between universes. Of-course note that Space Generator is capable of producing an infnite number of universes. I hope that at least a few readers can realize the potential of this space-time system. This system of Host and computers and network would have solved our problem of overcrowding and trafc congestion in our future society because Space Generator and Host has no limit, the Host entity can accommodate an infnite number of universes. Writer: Leon V. Pinnock Date: 02 July 2015 Product of Diadem Scholastic Capital