road to universal affinity

[AntonioLao]

Théophile de Donder, see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Th%C3%A9ophile_de_Donder, demonstrated that a chemical force called affinity exists which determine the direction of chemical reaction rate analogous to Fourier’s heat propagation and dissipation (the force in this case is the temperature gradient). This force increases in absolute value when the system in question is driven far away from a particular chemical equilibrium.

Analogously, the Universe possesses orthogonal forces which can be used to determine its rate of space-time expansion. These orthogonal forces are primary forces of equal magnitude but these can only exist in the local infinitesimal domain of space-time. Globally or macroscopically, many of these forces group together and all these different groups appear as secondary forces to which include the force of gravity, electromagnetic force, and the weak and strong nuclear force.

[mkirkpatrick]

Théophile de Donder, see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Th%C3%A9ophile_de_Donder, demonstrated that a chemical force called affinity exists which determine the direction of chemical reaction rate analogous to Fourier’s heat propagation and dissipation (the force in this case is the temperature gradient). This force increases in absolute value when the system in question is driven far away from a particular chemical equilibrium.

Analogously, the Universe possesses orthogonal forces which can be used to determine its rate of space-time expansion. These orthogonal forces are primary forces of equal magnitude but these can only exist in the local infinitesimal domain of space-time. Globally or macroscopically, many of these forces group together and all these different groups appear as secondary forces to which include the force of gravity, electromagnetic force, and the weak and strong nuclear force.

Maybe Antonio,that affinity could also be called inter-
connectivity,and may not just be in the chemical domain,but in effect be universal,what do you think!
kind regards michael.

[AntonioLao]

and may not just be in the chemical domain,but in effect be universal,what do you think!

From what I understood, chemical affinity for the formation of dissimilar molecules is a domineering tag-of-war between competing molecular systems at the expense of the other vice versa. For the Universe, this tag-of-war could be the fight for supremacy between matter and anti-matter.