Jerm and Roland Tremblay delve into unconventional theories on physics, challenging the established views of Einstein. More specifically, Roland explains expansion theory, proposing that the universe is in constant expansion and that gravity arises from this process rather than being a distinct force.
They discuss the implications of his ideas on light, time, and the very nature of reality, with Roland asserting that many scientific principles require reevaluation.
The conversation also touches on the philosophical dimensions of physics and the possibility of understanding the universe through a simulation-based perspective.
Why does this matter?
Roland believes it matters because it explains everything without requiring mental gymnastics like “black holes” and “dark matter” and even the Big Bang. Furthermore, it includes unexplained phenomena like UFOs.
Bio: Roland Michel Tremblay is a writer and independent thinker, known for his unconventional theories in physics, including his expansion theory. He is a published author of novels, essays, philosophy, poetry, and journals in France and the United Kingdom.
Website: themarginal.com