[PoPpAScience]

Tim;
You sure had a lot of incites in your last post.

Originally Posted by analog

hello again Allen,

You can call me Tim.

I don't believe in any of the forces of modern science. I believe they are misconceptions of the only true interaction, motion. Thus, rocks move with the flow of the rest of the universe, as do we.

I agree totally with your statement. I feel also that all forces are manifested due to motion. I feel that the motion of a 1D entity I call "Aware", in a Vortex, manifests force. I also feel that the interaction of multiple vortices, say like quarks in a proton, give dimension and substance to 1D "Aware".

Originally Posted by analog

Any plausible definition of an entity as mysterious and fundamental as consciousness, can only be given relative to a universal framework. Thus, any answer I submit will be due to how I view it within my own system of universal fundamentals that I believe creates our percieved world.

I agree totally with this statement also. I have come to my view on the conception of this universe, only by studying what is relative to the universal framework. The only difference is that I contemplate the views of all those, that wish to express an opinion on their system of universe fundamentals. In fact I can never get enough of unique ideas to consume and contemplate.

Originally Posted by analog

To me, unless we can explain all things, we can explain nothing, because everything is related. I think I'll add that to my signature.

No truer statement then what you say here. I think it makes a great signature.

Originally Posted by analog

My opinions on life/consciousness are still in development as I have applied much more time to the more obvious fundamental physical entities that build our world, and the interactions they use to build it. It is only recently that my framework has reached a point to allow me to even consider the essence of life/consciousness, and I haven't refined my views on them to a point that I am satisfied. I will try to do this, however, so that I may respond to any exchange of ideas you may be interested in having.

I feel that one can not truly understand the inner workings of consciousness, without having a core knowledge, as you state, of the "fundamental physical entities that build our world". I know that there is no way that I could think of consciousness the way I do without studying the core fundamental physics. Then combining the core physical knowledge, with the study of all the religions, psychologies, the Science of Mind, etc....

Originally Posted by analog

I do believe that life is a fundamental of existence, and though it appears to be a universally local phenomenon, the furthest voids of space are governed by the same universal laws that allow for it to thrive here on Earth.

Galaxies, stars, and planets all appear as they do, and exist for a reason, as does life, and the reason is the same for all of them. Whomever truly finds that reason will have truly found a real "Theory of Everything", because only in the greatest story ever told will all these seemingly different entities be found relative.

This is my quest Tim, to find this theory that incorporates all that we see in this universe. Not just the physical, but also the ideals that seem so prominent in our existence.