[ThirdWorld]

Welcome to the forum, and thank you for your comments.

*** Thanks to you too and you are welcome.

You are right it is highly speculative, but I think it is logical, given the information at hand.

*** It will be interesting to see the information that leads you to think it is logical: my view is that a theory that talks about 9 dimensions in physics and things of that nature cannot be logical. This my view, however, is based only on the sparse information of that theory that I have: I have never read the book.

Further, to merely refer to up- and down- spin of quarks as responsible for attraction between those particles without saying how they can act on each other at a distance seems to me to be wanting in logic but again I have not read all of that theory.

Why I find your theory interesting is because I have gone through an entire theory of my own that accounts for all physical phenomena but no where in that theory can I see any means by which life can be explained. It seems to me that life is either totally unrelated to matter and energy [ie it belongs to a different dimension altogether] or it is somewhat artificial [ie the same way we can develop artificial intelligence using physics a kind of artificial life based on physics is also possible and this is the life living creatures possess].

So if the latter is true then your attempts to link life to matter could be a plausible venture.

Roger