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For me, I was going to wrap it up because there are simply too many misunderstandings based on what I had previously mentioned. The "point" of the matter is that empirical and theoretical science isn't willing to allow for a breaching or bending of the "laws" to facilitate a different viewpoint.

Lloyd has corrected my physics numerous times, when the idea is to go beyond the horizon of physics; and you just stated, not that I don't appreciate the attempts you've made, that the "one is none" signifies one absolute north/south phenomenon with none on the outside.

Pertaining to both yours and Lloyd's responses, my position considers the result of Alan Guth's proclamation of mass and gravity equalling zero. The dipolar phenomena - north/pole mass - created by photons, and gravity created by gravitons equals zero. The ground state, near-zero temperatures, zpe, etc., are bound in forward time at Planck and reverse beyond its horizon to produce gravitational effects of this universe. The photon-photon, or what I prefer to consider the photon-graviton, are the source for electromagnetic charges functioning in both directions of time. And the energy density of space is the result of fractions of time in the form of "virtual particles" whereby when part of the equation is observed - the only part that can be observed - it is soley by way of time dilation. In other words, the objects you see aren't "really" there because they are annihilated instantaneously. Protons, neutrons, electrons, quarks, squarks, you name it, are snapshots in time of the effects of annihilation in no time. Sort of gives a new meaning to creating our own reality, and atomic half lives.

In a nut's hell, the "photons/gravitons" act as superconductive material, and fractional charges and temperatures don't continue to zero where they reverse, but at any point physics deems there is a boundary. This, to me, is important because spacetime is incremental through Planck time/length. It doesn't stretch by way of vacuum energy. It is the vacuum energy, that "increases over time," and is absolute at any and every point. Hence, G=mc2.