“Simply, Everything”
by
Steven Cohen
Introduction
From the time any highly-evolved organism develops the “ability to reason” he, she, (or it) attempts to understand the Universe within which it manifest.
A majority of these organisms throughout their lives absorb just enough “information” to survive, while others search further for still more in order to thrive. The remaining small minority (often designated as “the scientists”) spend their mental existence contemplating compulsive quests in attempting to (metaphorically) “scale the ‘Everest’ of all knowledge”.
The “Intellectual Mountain” however, throughout time beginning with the dawn of civilization, has always appeared to get taller and taller as each group of scientists (climbers), think they had reached the “peak” only to discover “just a plateau” with which their new theories only partially explain “more of ‘something‘” but not “everything”!
Originally it was thought that Aristotle had figured “everything” out, but then almost two-thousand years later Sir Isaac Newton established a new “base-camp” higher up upon Mankind’s Intellectual Everest at (metaphorically), say, 21,000 feet.
The “mountain” resisted for almost three-hundred more years until finally Einstein (metaphorically) reached the 26,000 foot level with both Special and General Relativity.
His “mind” assumed he had reached the top-of-the-mountain until other “minds”, contemplating the “microscopic” in contrast to Einstein’s contemplation of the “macroscopic”, discovered newer and more unexplained and un-reconcilable complexities upon Mankind’s seemingly-unreachable intellectual apex.
The “apples and oranges” of merging both Relativity and Quantum Physics which would (in assumptions of theory) propel Mankind’s first intellectual conqueror to the 29,000+ foot apex, rests upon an unthinkable scientific assumption that either Einstein, the Quantum physicists, (or unthinkably) BOTH had in fact somehow erred.
Could all of the “Great Minds” in the span of all of Human history have failed to recognize the undisputable fact that “all knowledge of ‘Everything’” has been filtered through Evolution’s gift to Mankind; the Human Mind? Also significant, could our minds while executing any “act-of-contemplation” by Nature’s design “unconsciously” thwart all attempts at “Universal Understanding”, via the repetitive differential calculus of “thinking” itself?
“Simply, Everything!”, is “everything” explained as “simply” as possible.
If the reader does not agree then all he, she (or it) has demonstrated is one or more of the “Five Flaws of the Human Mind”!
At the 29,000+ foot apex
Behold (simply), the Equation of a “Post-Einsteinian” Universe, new and more authentic Laws of (objective) Observation, and finally the undeniable common element cementing the merger of both Relativity and Quantum Physics.
Witness (simply), Einstein’s (as well as most scientists’) mistake and rub your eyes over and over again and still actually see all Four Forces of Nature under the long-sought-after “common denominator”.
Learn (simply), the Five Flaws of the Human Mind as well as the true wave-function (or equation) of a human being.
Simply answered and straight-to-the-point are major questions about “What is Life?” and “What is the Mind?”, and detailed without ever leaving the Laws of Physics!.
The finally answered question concerning every organism’s observation of “The Phenomenon” should enlighten the “spiritual” to the “scientific” and vice versa to the true nature of manifestation of “everything” as well as comprehension itself of the Universe as a whole.
Rationally, six possible Nobel Prizes have been squeezed into just nine typed pages. Can any explanation of “everything” (Modern Science cares to know about) exist simpler than that?!
Section #1
Derive the Equation of the “Post-Einsteinian” Universe.
Cohen’s Three Laws of Observation.
Merger of Relativity and Quantum Physics.
Section #2
Einstein’s “Mistake“.
The Four Forces of Nature
under a Common Denominator.
Section #3
The Five “Flaws” of the Human Mind.
Section #4
The Wave-Function (Equation) of a Human Being.
Section #5
What is Life?
Section #6
What is the Mind?
Section #7
What is “The Phenomenon” That We Humans Refer to as (quote) “GOD” (unquote)?