[mkirkpatrick]

Originally Posted by Mr. Nobody I have often wandered if inflation/ big bang could be viewed as the end instead of the beginning. The end of a perfect uniform state, still subject to quantum field jitters that caused one moment in time the beginning of a long struggle. The comsmic struglle to return to perfect uniformity.

The end of the beginning or the beginning of the end,which is it then!

Originally Posted by dleviwing Yes Michael; "David Allen At Large". One of my favorites, right along with Benny Hill and Monty Python. I'm glad I could be of help to you, but the ether is the Gaseous state of fundamental matter. I don't view the event that started our universe as the beginning of existence.

They were all my favourites to Dave,as they used to say in Monty Python,A nods as good as a wink to a blind man!I can
not see any gas in the ether either Dave!only the soul of discretion at work!
regards michael.

[Infinite Consciousness]

Michael, the ether is pure consciousness manifesting as the negative power i.e.thought or the positive power in expression i.e. illusion.

[NotStein]

Long live the aether, it's as real as the stuff that sticks to the bottom of our shoes! Without it, our friend 'C' would run with the wind... (maybe even inflate!).

[mkirkpatrick]

Originally Posted by NotStein Long live the aether, it's as real as the stuff that sticks to the bottom of our shoes! Without it, our friend 'C' would run with the wind... (maybe even inflate!).

My sentiments too-NotStein,welcome to this neglected little thread,it may come alive
again now?




regards michael.

[bottomlander]

Originally Posted by NotStein Long live the aether, it's as real as the stuff that sticks to the bottom of our shoes! Without it, our friend 'C' would run with the wind... (maybe even inflate!).

Originally Posted by mkirkpatrick My sentiments too-NotStein,welcome to this neglected little thread,it may come alive again now? regards michael.

Once a person likes to develop a new cosmological theory, Ether (perhaps in variant names or inherent properties) will be helpful when compared to "strict vacuum".

Even though "vacuum view" dominates physics textbooks, many names like fields, quantum fields, spacetime continuum, zero-point-energy are ether-like rather than "strict vacuum".

Best Regards. Bottomlander

[mkirkpatrick]

That which is the underlying principle,which permits the functioning of the relative universe,and enables the exchange of force/power to occur,is the ether/aether.

Without this "field" we could not exist,it is indeed a unifying principle,of which we owe
our being too.



regards michael.