A Little Tiny Point - Stephen Hawking's Universe

[Profpat]

Hi Pat and all,

I think that once the intelligent animal, or "homo sapiens", occupied planet earth, the evolutionary process of the universe advanced not so much by natural random selections, however, which still could be active, but rather by intelligent design of "homo sapiens". It is humankind itself that has an impact on the universal evolutionary process. We have a great responsibility to apply and use our new intelligent gifts, talents and abilities in such a way that it will truly bring progress, advancement, peace and harmony to all.

Yours Cosvis.

Hi Cosvis;

I think society and mankind may have lost peace and harmony, as the cost of pursuing progress and advancement. We need a time of enjoyment. Simple Joy in the Here and Now.

Best,

Pat

[austintorn@aol.com]

Good thought, Prof.

If only there could be an economic collapse, then every day could have the peace and tranquility of a snow day.

Should I invest in ToeQuest stock?

[Profpat]

Good thought, Prof.

If only there could be an economic collapse, then every day could have the peace and tranquility of a snow day.

Should I invest in ToeQuest stock?

And that is why this enlightenment is done on an individual rather then collective basis. Otherwise who would do the work.

[austintorn@aol.com]

The work does pay pretty well, Prof, as an investment in learning. How are doing on your deadline to find Everything? We can give you a bail-out if you need more money. ToeQuest stock went up today.

[AntonioLao]

However we do have problems with CPT symmetry

However, the 'C', the 'P', and the 'T' would imply 3 irreducible directional invariance. The permutations or combinations of C and not C, P and not P, or T and not T give 8 distinct directional invariance properties.

[Profpat]

However, the 'C', the 'P', and the 'T' would imply 3 irreducible directional invariance. The permutations or combinations of C and not C, P and not P, or T and not T give 8 distinct directional invariance properties.

Hi Antonio;

I was just discussing the problem of symmetry with CPT on my An Idea thread. If you get a chance you may wish to view it.

My thought was :

Since the primal point was a singularity then all forces should be one and you have total symmetry. The fact that we have this universe tells us that symmetry had to be broken somewhere. So what can we learn regarding our initial universe from this broken symmetry.

Best,

Pat

[AntonioLao]

Since the primal point was a singularity then all forces should be one and you have total symmetry.

The singularity is possible only if the infinity of equal primary forces point inward at a point analogous to all points on the spherical surface pointing toward the center simultaneously. Primary forces are defined as vector quantities equal in magnitude but not necessarily equal in direction. Two opposite primary forces always create a dynamic equilibrium around the circumference of an arbitrary circle. The smallest circle could then given a radius of Planck length.

[Profpat]

So would my description of the neutronic sphere, where all forces ( the 8 color symbol forces ) vectors pointing to the center work as an original model for the universe?

Please say of course it would.

[AntonioLao]

profpat,

If you add directions to your static positional model then the resulting dynamic model would be more properly described by Hopf topology of double infinity. Note, in this sense, direction implies certain local infinitesimal motion hence spacetime quantization at the local region of spacetime.

[Profpat]

profpat,

If you add directions to your static positional model then the resulting dynamic model would be more properly described by Hopf topology of double infinity. Note, in this sense, direction implies certain local infinitesimal motion hence spacetime quantization at the local region of spacetime.

You're right Antonio;

I would love to have a computerized dynamic model showing the possible interactions between the complementary opposites. It's my understanding that the color charge changes 10 to the 24th power every second. VERY DYNAMIC AND ENERGETIC.

I would also see if it's a stacking of the protons limitation which brings on the preceived weak force. I think the required proton stacking would account for the electron shells.

There is other things I would like to program if I was computer literate.

Best,

Pat