The history of science had thrown a curve ball to Newton’s discovery of gravity. If the apple had landed on Newton’s toe, he would have discovered the theory of everything (TOE). Moreover, it would have been a big deal, if the apple landed on the big toe instead of the little toe. In a many worlds scenario, one Newton was hit on the head and discovered gravity. One Newton was hit on the toe and discovered TOE. One Newton was hit both on the head and the toe and discovered both gravity and TOE. One Newton was hit by a 2-ton apple and died on the spot and discovered a theory of nothing (TON).
In a world played by the strict rules of probability all these different scenarios are equally likely to happen. On the other hand, each probability of each scenario is weighted by moments of relative truth. The farther the moment of a relative truth from the absolute truth, the less likely it will be given the chance of becoming absolute truth. In physics, all these relative truths are replaced by theories, hypotheses, and conjectures. To be able to reduce their moments is simply to perform experiments to test the validity of each truth. The more experiments the better and the faster the moments move away or move toward absolute truth. Eventually, after many repeated experiments, there will be a final moment of truth and subsequently the birth of a physical law becomes imminence. Applying these moments to the whole universe, the universal accelerated expansion shows that all relative truths are moving away from the absolute truth of the big bang singularity. Ultimately, the universal moment of truth is the absolute zero of gravity and the TOE becomes useless and meaningless at the absolute zero of temperature. But only the TON makes sense.


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