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strong nuclear force, electromagnetism, weak nuclear force, gravity.... but even thoughts & ideas are composed of chemical & electrical interactions in the brain, so wouldn't they be "coarse matter" too?
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Noahochoa said ...

what is fine matter in terms of sub atomic particles and the 4 fundamental forces?... Or is it something else all together like, anti matter or dark matter/dark energy?

--Noahochoa 08:46, 25 November 2010 (UTC)

Hawaiian said ...

Fine matter is NON-CONDENSED energy like thoughts or ideas, sub-atomic particles are COARSE condensed matter. There are 49 levels of coarse material matter as one gets closer to the 49th level, the distinction between fine and coarse energy becomes very vague indeed and are often interchangeable, meaning it can be both at the same time depending on one's prospective.

What do you mean by 4 fundamental forces?


--Hawaiian 18:43, 25 November 2010 (UTC)

Newinitiation said ...

Hey Hawaiian I've read that there are only 7 levels of coarse matter instead of 49.

Did the 4 fundamental force meant strong and weak nuclear force, gravitation and electromagnetism

--Newinitiation 01:32, 26 November 2010 (UTC)

Hawaiian said ...

True, 7 material levels, but within EACH level are also 7 sub-levels for a total of 49.

--Hawaiian 22:21, 26 November 2010 (UTC)

Noahochoa said ...

strong nuclear force, electromagnetism, weak nuclear force, gravity.... but even thoughts & ideas are composed of chemical & electrical interactions in the brain, so wouldn't they be "coarse matter" too?

--Noahochoa 23:26, 26 November 2010 (UTC)