Prof,
Dinosaurs have a pea-brain, but you have it altogether.
For me, one singularity could be that energy/FS could be it, but then again, why was that sitting around?
We were just lucky, I guess, that 'nothing' couldn't cut it or there wouldn't be anything to do.
I think Fredrick actually believes in the separateness of fundamentals, which seems reasonable, too, even pentalisim, for there's no good reason to just suppose just one thing.
The Yin/Ying could be two sides of the same coin.
Anyone 63 who can marry someone 34 must know something about the TOE.


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Dr. Alan GuthIn a stroke of brilliance, a postdoctoral researcher at Stanford University named Alan Guth realized in 1979 that one process could solve all of these problems in one fell swoop: inflation. Guth showed that as the early universe expanded and cooled, it might suddenly transition into a new state, called a "false vacuum." Under these conditions, the universe could suddenly expand at an exponential rate for as long as the false vacuum remained stable. 
