The Cosmos as a Continuum

[jag]

In order for the cosmos to be an orderly, harmonious
whole GR and QM have to both be one with each other.

The outer universe as seen from the very small...us
looking out...and the ether as seen by the very large
from beyond the edge of the outer universe...us looking
back in...must be the same!

What does it look like from out there looking back in?

The ether is the same as what we see when we look
to the heavens. It's filled with galaxies, black holes
and all the rest.

So we are standing in the middle looking out 14 billion
light-years and looking in only to the point of saying
"maybe there is an ether but we don't know what it is."
We need to understand that from this point 14 billion
light-years in (as measured from here looking out) there
is a galaxy with a small sun out on the edge with the
planet earth orbiting it... It's a continuum.

Our consciousness is just an arbitrary division of the
cosmos.

jag

[austintorn@aol.com]

Let's focus on QM, since it deals with the very basics, and because Einstein isn't around any more. Guess the wave function goes all the way up!

[jag]

Let's focus on QM, since it deals with the very basics, and because Einstein isn't around any more. Guess the wave function goes all the way up!

The wave function or cloud of probable location of a boson in this postulation would certainly go all the way down...at least to the turtles ... and probably be like the galactic cloud of stars and "stuff" circling the blackhole at the center of a galaxy on the way up.

The blackholes are the objects or bosons in the wave function and when they bind themselves to other objects their clouds merge together and dissipate....then a new object appears out of the clouds of ether as an object we can see more clearly