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I think Baud, this is much easier to understand, than the foolishness of the big bang coming from nothing, don't you?
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Outstanding! Thank you for this most stimulating response.
It seems then that the Universe is its own heat exchanger, generating unto itself its own unipolar bi-polarity (English is so limited) and crystallizing into the order-from-chaos and ultimately perfect state where evolution becomes decay. And, as I see it, beginning the process for infinity at the periphery. Dark matter is probably the end of the process.
What a great mind you have, Lloyd. At least we can imagine that there was something before the (a?) Big Bang. The subtlety of what that was is subjective and relative, but it helps us to place ourselves above it so that we can take a better look.
All I can do is appreciate the overall picture in an effort to encapsulate it all into the thought symbol that makes the most sense towards the development of a TOE. Details are distracting. However, there is no doubt in my mind that in the beginning there were many primitive particles that were incompatible with the order of things as we know them today. Particles whose behaviour simply did not fall into the scheme of things, or rather, into some quantum niche that particles occupy today. And what of this aether? Is that not a classical term? Let's just call it space.
The mind boggles.