#A Conceptual Approach to Time, Flow, and Existence

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little hullBOT
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Lia
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languid shoal
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I'm not a mathematician or a scientist
So you're so thoroughly unqualified that you aren't even qualified enough to understand how unqualified you are.
I used Artificial Intelligence
That doesn't exist, at least at the commercially available level. You might've used a text generator, which literally only means that whatever you're talking about might be grammatically correct English.

spiral night
languid shoal
spiral night
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Your response is nothing more than a slew of condescension disguised as "intellectual rigor."

languid shoal
spiral night
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I'm interested in exploring ideas, and learning, what about you? Do you want to share knowledge or just measure superiority?
It wasn't a dream, it was a vision.

robust tulip
daring sky
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What is *t+

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What is +* integral

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What is E()d

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Like, I get that you don't understand math and this formula should be a loose representation of the dynamics on larger scale, but this simply does not mean anything and cannot be understood

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Ooh you don't know latex, there are ASCII Greek letters in your sourcecode

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Use /alpha and /beta etc next time

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Even when reading the sourcecode of your formula with Greek letters included, it's just a randomly made up formula.

I'm sorry but there is nothing substantial happening here. There are plenty physicists who actually studied for this and have good differential equations and laws already.
I'm afraid it's an unavoidable truth that you need to study and understand advanced physics and therefore advanced math before being able to bring anything new to the table

lost vale
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I don’t understand, energy seems to have been presented as a periodic function of time here, what are the factors which lead to this?

Conservation of energy already says that in an isolated system, total energy is always conserved. I don’t understand why you expressed energy as a periodic function, and what “decay” means rationally, what are the factors influencing the energy decay?

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That too periodically.

lost vale