Close to the Edge - Part 1 - A Fractal Cosmology

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1. I also agree that the 2012 ICAR results were inherently flawed...We most definitely have a fractal cosmology - I am actually happy to see more and more people realizing this and factoring this into thier theories of everything...(Although, by more and more people, I mean the very small amount I have found to do so recently, not meaning a whole lot of people have realized it yet)...But as far as I can tell, and I whole-hearily believe it will be found, if not by me, by another, that we live in a holographic fractal universe (this is as simplified as I can make it without bringing in mathematics and quantum physics etc)...Holographic in nature, fractal in scope (truly infinite scale)
2. Ignore Einstein
3. Lori, what do you think about the August 2012 ICAR results?
   
   http://www.space.com/17234-universe-fractal-large-scale-theory.html
4. I just wanted to let everyone know that I successfully presented my thesis to a jury of my peers at SPIE. This is the year of the fractal paradigm shift.
5. Who is the woman who did this?
6. @Virtueman1 Einstein's equations did not define mass. He only defined it's equivalence to energy. Peter Higgs is the one who defined mass.
7. dont lie you're high right now
8. I'd like to know where this was filmed.
9. Oh so einsteins equation is easy to understand. But what is energy, and what is mass? Not even my physics teacher can give me a straight answer to what the words mean.