It's not a new concept at all to begin with... the only problem is : that no one has being able to PREDICT an "event" whose final conclusion stands in the future FROM NON-RELATED-CHAOTIC-UNCERTAIN "related reasons."
Let me give you an example of both cases: a predictable event and a non-predictable one.
1>>> If you see and feel that the earth surface is getting hot in summer, the skies are dark and the wind picks up is not difficult to predict rain in the horizon. Like this example you could find billions alike... It's called forcast or predictions. Those events I'm referring here have one thing in common: they are ruled by the mathematical law of probability.
2>>> The OTHER version of events are those blamed to chaos. Those are the part of life as well and we asigne to them a pattern of chance. Those I'd say belong to the empire of the "maybes and "perhaps."
My post will center the attention on this last group specifically.
If you have studied how we [humans] discovered the mathematical theory of relativity you would be drawn to the world of gambling. It's being demonstrated [a fact] that if you throw a dice X number of times you'll find an equal number of odd and even numbers. Then if you used two dices instead of just one you would also discover that the resulting curve [plotted graphic on the axis after repeated results] will show a shape that is similar to that of the sine wave just half of it.
That doesn't really help to actually "PREDICT" what results we will obtain since even numbers could range from [2,4,6,] and odd ones also from [1,3,5]. The same problem is found with the curve. The higher point in the curve of probabilities could belong to any sum of two numbers. The only thing which is certain is that we will obtain the same curve with the same shape no matter how manny times we try it.
This is not new for many of us... I think. However I have gone a step further from all this and I am in the verge to actually PREDICT an event based entirely [100%] out of CHAOS and UNCERTAINTY.
For personal reasons I'm not going to reveal details of the object used to prove my theory but I'm going to give you a tip so you could know what I'm talking about.
I've based my theory in certain "GROUNDS."
1] If you looked to the curve of probabilities you'll find a very revealing fact: It is perfectly symmetrical as seen from both angles. The curve actually represent a perfect image of half of itself.
*** This is a very important conclusion! *** If chaos hadn't have any chance to be predictable this phenomenon wouldn't be there. Instead of a nicely "sined" curve we should obtain a chaotic line being the results also chaotic.
As we know, every event in life, nature, society and even in the universe has been assumed to obey this law. Take the number of automobil accidents and the probabilities for that to happen and you'll see that probability theory will give you a very convincing reason to believe that it was about to happen. Soldiers in war games are predicted to die from accidents related to military excercises BASED ON PROBABILITY THEORY ALONE.
So far we could say: "It's about to happen..." "The chances are that it had to happen, you know..." THE QUESTION IS... WHEN and/or WHY!!!
Some people would say "It's destiny!" and we would riding in the shoulders of philosophy AGAIN! Other would take the shorter way: "It was God's will..." RIGHT...!
Let's stop right here and see the subject from another angle... physics!
2>>> Uncertainty principle. I have brought into this discussion a very recent and "dark" aspect of today's physics: "The Copenhage interpretation" and its direct implication with respect to the "making of the FUTURE."
I have figure out in my mind a very attractive analogy that I'll share with those reading me now:
Let's assume that events were not entirely disconnected one from another. Let's also assume that instead of a bunch of uncertain possible outcomes, an event that took place at a given moment was actually "a reality being forced to COLLAPSE." I know what you could be thinking by now: "The many worlds theory." This is different! What I'm trying to prove is that no matter the "timing" in the act of collapsing an event it would materialized the same way ANYWAY! The difference in my analysis is found in the fact that other events directly linked to this one specifically have to be also materialized.
Reality and its assumed chaotic nature is ruled by components that make part of itself. Events are "moving like waves" at a fast speed until something collapse them into what we consider to be a real event. My point is that those events DO MOVE in a parallel way [see path] with respect to others and they could be predictable.
But how could we PREDICT an event even knowing the state of affairs of related ones?
SIMPLE! The answer is: SYMMETRY!
Just as we saw in the mathematical curve of probabilities, the "configuration" of reality [the series of events assumed to be borne out of chaos] IS a well answer to that configuration based on SYMMETRY.
Of course it seems to be a wild idea and an unprovable one, but it isn't!
I'm working in the puzzle for a while and I can assure you, my friends, It could be DONE!
The obvious conclusion to a positive result would be amazing: "Destiny is real and it is real because it has no other way not to" It will imply that we could predict related-events even before they happen.
If I'm right, that wouldn't mean the end of the mathematical laws of probabilities... make no mistakes about it... It will mean that if you analyse related "systems" [systems assumed to be chaotic] and you co-related them in a three coordinate system you would be able to observe [as I have] that a new symmetry would rise from them!!!
What appears to be chaotic [when analysed individually] would appear to your eyes as a beautiful and perfect configuration built with perfect logic and common sense.
Finally if we know "the rules of the game" [the set of principles that need to be observed] and we use some visually abilities too, we could predict the uncertain future with entire exactitude.
I'm working on it!
HUMANBYDEFAULT


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