If the world could be explained as a math equation or mathmatically, what would it be?

Answer 1

That equation that Isaac Asminov discovered saying that if all organisms had X amount of watts of energy exerted in it's dormant state (during an object's half-life when the single photon of light that is created by the brains activity is put out) state that the is Y amount of dark energy is released and when X and Y amounts match the "dark rip" will occur and tear every atom apart and converit into carbon, thus destroying the universe. as explained in his book Science Numbers and I

Answer 2

Right now it looks as if the best candidate for a 'Theory of Everything' is a fairly deep branch of theoretical physics called 'string theory'. Although there is also a new interpretation of Quantum Mechanics that postulates an infinitude of Universes and has a lot of people thinking about it.

Doug

Answer 3

I'm afraid it might not work that way.

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those questions marks are involved too. now i think i've put in more of a symbol then an equation = =|||||

Answer 4

world? i don't know, but i know about life equation, it's kind of long, 1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+... and it never end

Answer 5

2+2=5
it doesn't make any sence, and its wrong. That pretty much describes the world.

Answer 6

It would be a gigantic all encompassing bell curve

Answer 7

GOD + (idea) = The world and everyone in it

Read the book.

Answer 8

i don't know but it would be really long and big whith lotz of brackets, fractions, variables and exponents.

Answer 9

a=a

It simply is what it is