I wrapped my electromagnetic theory around your gravity, and we made strings....oh Einstein where are you can you hear my relativity sing when the man who uses quantam rubs against your relativity, don't be uspset if my neutrons want activity looking for a single theory to govern everything, Here come the strings no wonder my heart takes wing when I hear of parallel universe with eleven dimensions, oh Newton go wake Einstein, but don't give him a fig quantam mechanics of space small and jittery will shake your quiet orderly laws of relativity dear L. Susskind take your strings away, before they turn to angels wings cause here come the messenger particles threatening to create the "standard model" Strings are back to unify really,do or die so here we have Einsteins relativity at odds with Quantam Mechanics, and Strings comes along to unify the two, but it can't be proved after all is said and done, God can't be moved this scientific turkey is best when you baste, how good of God to let science have a taste...;-)
etw~2005
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Reviews of "An Ode to Einstein and String Theories"
I love this one! Bravo, Eileen! While looking for the theory of "Everything" we find that we still know almost "Nothing" compared to God's complex creation map, or the stuff the universe is made up of and its workings! Sub particles, black holes, worm wholes, parallel universes. Oh Brother! Only God could put all of this into existence and make it "run" orderly. Hahaha Excellent write, I'm saving this one. Thanks!
Reviewed by Amira van Kerk (Reader)
Reviewed on March 2, 2005
Hehe. Excellently written.
Wonder how it feels if someone rubbed against my relativity? Or did I get this wrong?
Different, but great.
Amira
Superb Eileen. God always knows just how much to give, and just what to do; if only by allowing us enough wisdom to question and theorise, after all, is that not what it's all about ?
warm hugs
Elga
Reviewed by Judy Lloyd (Reader)
Reviewed on February 24, 2005
True and the more sceince continues the more the prove that there has to be a God.
Reviewed by Andy Turner (Reader)
Reviewed on February 24, 2005
Steven Hawkins..Brighter than the german, thought he had the super string theory sussed. Being anti christian.
Now he can't prove anything other than saying. A supream being..God..
Has master minded the universe, as no roll of any dice, can dissagree.
We don't need anyone. God created all..all others are fools
Holy Hell, Eileen!! ... This is amazing, absolutely mind hugging, twisting deeper and sprialing at light speed, then taking the reader through black holes of intense (un)reality, spinning one dizzy with delight and dismay -- until, you emerge on the other side of eternity. Love it!
Sometimes science just has to take it on faith, even though they are sure that their theories are correct, proving them to be, is a whole other thing. So when science denies God because they can't prove His existence, I think they need to take a closer look at their own "beliefs." Wonderful poem, Eileen
Take care,
Sherry
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Wonder how it feels if someone rubbed against my relativity? Or did I get this wrong?
Different, but great.
Amira
Ron
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We all are fit to be tied.
There is a lot of study of the stage, but the play's the thing.
:)
John
Love Ti8nks
Superb Eileen. God always knows just how much to give, and just what to do; if only by allowing us enough wisdom to question and theorise, after all, is that not what it's all about ?
warm hugs
Elga
Now he can't prove anything other than saying. A supream being..God..
Has master minded the universe, as no roll of any dice, can dissagree.
We don't need anyone. God created all..all others are fools
Erin
But I guess neither Einstein nor you are having a problem with THEORY
love it, Eileen
Take care,
Sherry