is there really such a thing as a time machine.
The time machine in back to the future 4 runs on rasberry slurpies and hair restoring shampoo.
The flux capacitor is a dimesional convertor that converts 3D+ 2 of time to 10 D plus 2 of time.
Large spacial not curled up.
it converts Einsteins equation to 12 D two time dimensions don't mean one of past and one of future but two pasts and two fufures............
Graham Partis friends have done the math on a 3D model and 2 Dimensions of time works out perfectly.
The math is based on Newtons clock software that you can find on Kogregate.............
The time machine in back to the future 4 runs on rasberry slurpies and hair restoring shampoo.
The flux capacitor is a dimesional convertor that converts 3D+ 2 of time to 10 D plus 2 of time.
Large spacial not curled up.
it converts Einsteins equation to 12 D two time dimensions don't mean one of past and one of future but two pasts and two fufures............
Graham Partis friends have done the math on a 3D model and 2 Dimensions of time works out perfectly.
The math is based on Newtons clock software that you can find on Kogregate.............
Hi Stephen and Max,
I'm about to go teach a two-day workshop, so I don't have time to respond to all the posts, but let me make a few points.
1. You guys are funny. And you can take that in all its meanings and definitions.
2. The hourly rate is not just for the conversation--it includes time to read the material (1 page = 1.5 minutes)and create notes on structure, story, character, dialogue, etc.
3. If you don't use the whole hour up (it goes quickly, by the way) you can make use of it down the road for another project, or a revisit to revised material.
4. I do have a discounted rate, but it's contingent upon purchasing a package. When you go into a theatre, you either pay the ticket price or you don't. You don't get to say, "Listen, I only want to see the first act of Hamlet--I'll give you a fiver for it. Do we have a deal?"
5. But like I say, you're funny. Look forward to reading more emails
All the best,
Steve
Steve Kaplan's Comedy Intensive
I'm about to go teach a two-day workshop, so I don't have time to respond to all the posts, but let me make a few points.
1. You guys are funny. And you can take that in all its meanings and definitions.
2. The hourly rate is not just for the conversation--it includes time to read the material (1 page = 1.5 minutes)and create notes on structure, story, character, dialogue, etc.
3. If you don't use the whole hour up (it goes quickly, by the way) you can make use of it down the road for another project, or a revisit to revised material.
4. I do have a discounted rate, but it's contingent upon purchasing a package. When you go into a theatre, you either pay the ticket price or you don't. You don't get to say, "Listen, I only want to see the first act of Hamlet--I'll give you a fiver for it. Do we have a deal?"
5. But like I say, you're funny. Look forward to reading more emails
All the best,
Steve
Steve Kaplan's Comedy Intensive
Hi Stephen and Max,
I'm about to go teach a two-day workshop, so I don't have time to respond to all the posts, but let me make a few points.
1. You guys are funny. And you can take that in all its meanings and definitions.
2. The hourly rate is not just for the conversation--it includes time to read the material (1 page = 1.5 minutes)and create notes on structure, story, character, dialogue, etc.
3. If you don't use the whole hour up (it goes quickly, by the way) you can make use of it down the road for another project, or a revisit to revised material.
4. I do have a discounted rate, but it's contingent upon purchasing a package. When you go into a theatre, you either pay the ticket price or you don't. You don't get to say, "Listen, I only want to see the first act of Hamlet--I'll give you a fiver for it. Do we have a deal?"
5. But like I say, you're funny. Look forward to reading more emails
All the best,
Steve
I'm about to go teach a two-day workshop, so I don't have time to respond to all the posts, but let me make a few points.
1. You guys are funny. And you can take that in all its meanings and definitions.
2. The hourly rate is not just for the conversation--it includes time to read the material (1 page = 1.5 minutes)and create notes on structure, story, character, dialogue, etc.
3. If you don't use the whole hour up (it goes quickly, by the way) you can make use of it down the road for another project, or a revisit to revised material.
4. I do have a discounted rate, but it's contingent upon purchasing a package. When you go into a theatre, you either pay the ticket price or you don't. You don't get to say, "Listen, I only want to see the first act of Hamlet--I'll give you a fiver for it. Do we have a deal?"
5. But like I say, you're funny. Look forward to reading more emails
All the best,
Steve
