Of course they're sending subliminal messages MK! The whole world is a subliminal message, and the TOE is nothing if not replete in cultural references!
Now I'm not saying George Lucas had the TOE specifically in mind per se, but he might as well have when he decided the universe was made out of one fundamental thing called
the force and that this fundamental force has two opposite sides, thus creating diametric symmetry i.e. a "coincidence of opposites" as Nicolas of Cusa called them. This coincidence of opposites is the very definition of the "God" number. Also Star Wars spoke of a battle between good and evil and of freedom fighters (Jedi Knights) who could use mind over matter and manipulate the force - the same is spoken of in the movie the Last Mimsy.
Now as for the lyrics, Brad Knowell said "WHat I really want to know is undefined." How much more obvious of an allusion could you get to 1/0? Then he goes on to say "but it's love that I live!" So he's saying that the greatest thing that is so hard to define is love itself! The Theory of Everything!
Now let's go back to the Collective Soul song. As I'm saying these artists aren't doing what they're doing consciously but it's all a self-engrained prophecy of magnanimous proportions. The most important things about the collective soul song are first of all the Band's name, collective soul. "Collective Soul" is quite clearly another word for "undivided field" but it explains it even better I think. Also the song ties together love with the word light. That is a suggestion that light IS living consciousness! And when the lyrics say "show me a word, show me a sign" what sign could they possibly be talking about other than the one which defines unity? When we see that Cho loved this song but that society has so far failed in delivering the sign, we get a sense of the urgency that this theory of everything really entails!
Let's look at another reference from pop culture shall we? Let's look at another reference to "the sign" - one which actually shows it.
http://www.imagedump.com/index.cgi?pick=get&tp=499105 SC: So what's the real way of writing your band's name? Written out or logo style?
RICH: It's interlocking circles.
CS: Isn't that tomatoes?
tomatoes. RICH: What!?
CS: I'm serious. I saw it at Safeway. RICH: Let me explain...The name Double-0 really doesn't mean as much to me as the actual logo. The circles are linking, meaning, as corny as it does sound, unity. And I think it's real important and it's dwindled
From another interview
SE: What does DOUBLE-O mean? Eric: Double-O is a slang that means the once over.
Bert: To look over twice.
Eric: Yeah, to look over twice,an inspection.
Richard: But then ask what the symbol means.
SE: What does the symbol mean? Eric: Richard came up with the logo and it means unity.
Bert: Like a chain-link. That's why we do "Kids Are United."
Richard: That's right, we wanna bring unity in the DC scene.
Eric: We have to bring it out of its slump.
Richard: We're reborning it.
Eric: Too many depressing people nowadays.
Bert: That's right.
definition of marriage symbol from
http://biblefocus.net/notes/sjh/symbol-of-marriage.html
To God, marriage is a symbol of a unity that is intrinsic to his creation. From the Bible we find that people were designed with marriage in mind, so that it is part of our nature. But reaching further, it is also a relationship that may be abstracted and is echoed in the
one we are called to develop
Now, do you think it is pure coincidence that this punk rock band from DC called Double-0 came up with a symbol that already existed and gave it the same definition it already had, known previously as the marriage symbol? Could it be that the two circles represent the two sides of the force that George Lucas spoke of? Is it the true symbol of light and love which the Collective Soul song sang about, or the great undefined mystery that Brad Knowell tried so hard to find before his tragic suicide? Also, is it a coincidence that this is the same symbol I "independently" came up with to symbolize the definintion I "discovered" for what is possibly the most important number in history? Also, why is this particular symbol so common in advertisements? Is it because it IS a universal symbol of the universe? Has it been predicted by pop culture?





you decide. Maybe the logo should actually say masterFORCE, and we are all really Jedi Knights. If not, there must be a better explanation why all these pop-culture references are so uncanny