Infinity

[Meem]

Point of origin.

We have been seeking for THE point of origin for a considerable span of time.

We seek the origin of the universe, and we also seek the origin of our kind.
___
What is the source of origin?

What is the cause of origin?

Quantum entanglement, one is not without the other. Well, I suppose one could say, we are not required for the universe to exist, but, we are here therefor ... ? The origin of the species doesn't begin in some guys book on ideas about evolution for me, because X,Y,Z were the prerequisite to his nice observations. For me, these "points of origin" are inseparable. But in the original, I was actually referring to a poo ... lol ... in localized space. We can't pin-point any point, apparently, it's all relatively ... close.

Gray, I understand and respect what you're saying, but ... I hold to, we barely even have begun to understand a fraction of a fraction of what we could possible learn. For arguments sake, respectively. Hey, protons quarks .... electrons ... "anti-quarks?" Huh, huh, huh? Magic 8-ball says, "ask again later, it's uncertain at this time."

Austin, you say no-ta-toe, I say toe. Seems strange to call everything nothing. I'm not so concerned about "the origin," as I am the journey and destination.

[austintorn@aol.com]

READING BETWEEN THE LINES OF EXISTENCE

The Earth’s day-star had set, the twilight dusk putting it to rest. Even if one had never seen the night sky, one could infer the existence of many distant suns shining far away as stars in the black velvet.

There was no moon and we were far from the city lights and so we could see thousands of the glittering jewels of various colors. If these gems had been diamonds on our carpet, we would have been rich. Arcturus was orange, Betelgeuse red, and Sirius blue, with a green companion. We could also deduce the planets of those solar systems. Such can things be foretold from existence.

A misty wide and white highway crossing the night sky was the Milky Way galaxy, seen edge on, and we could also see the Andromeda galaxy through our binoculars. It was no great shakes to intuit many more. It turns out that in every dark patch sky no larger than a grain of sand that there are over 10,000 galaxies. The universe was surely much larger than it needed to be.

If this universe was here at this time in this place as from an inflating bang, then surely there could be more, making for the extrapolation of an endless Cosmos. There was really much more out there than there needed to be.

So it is that we surmise, reason, interpret, gather, understand, presume, and assume that there are countless numbers of stars and planets out there, as well as endless numbers of universes. What the heck is going on? Why so many? They were perhaps even near infinite, whatever that means. Why is it so overdone?

Well, infinite largeness is so vast because the infinitesimal is so small, but that’s not the direct reason, but more like a reason to a reason, which is that Totality would not be as such if it were limited in extent—and from that line of thought we also know that it cannot be limited by duration. Eternity must accord with infinity.

Yet, there is nothing and nowhere for this everything to have come from, so now we understand that nothing and everything must complete the package begun by the figuring of infinity and eternity. It is the ultimate reckoning.

Everything happens everywhere forever from nothing.