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SCIENCE-ADVISOR - review - "Important Factual Errors..."
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Article reference: Gravitational Forces in the Brane World.
Review title: Important Factual Errors
Reviewer: reviewer927
Date: 13 October 2007 at 16:02 GMT.
Read this article?: To learn... WHAT NOT TO DO!
Comment:

Why would you assume that matter produces pterbation to the R-S vacuum metric?  Remember assumptions make an ASS out of U and ME.

 

I also have a problem with your idea of gravitational forces between point particles on the brains in a Randall-Sundrum two brain model.  I think in this type of medium you need to use proper and precise terminology and spelling, we are all scientists here so lets call a spade a spade and point particles on the brain "axons".  "Brain bending"? more like "Crazy"!

 

Also I think we can be relatively sure that any gravitation between brain particles will be small.  Real small.  Have you ever heard of "G = (M1 * M2)/d^2?  It is called highschool open a book you retard.

 

 

P.S. 

I believe you mean "$S^1/Y_2$ symmetry"


important: 0,    broad interest: 0,    readable: 5,    new: 2,    correct: 0,   Global: 0
Article rating: 1.16/5





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