It's right in front of our noses....

[Max™]

Picture a tree.

As you move up the trunk, you zoom in and realise that the trunk actually appears to be vibrating, pulsating as you move up along it.

Expansion, Contraction, Expansion, Contraction, over and over... then, suddenly something changes.

One of the expansions doesn't fold back in on itself, there is a flaw inside of it, another expansion trying to get out. So that expansion opens up and the flaw is born to expand.

The cycle continues until one of the expansions produces two flaws, and suddenly it branches, and splits off. Fractal structures emerge as each expansion births more and more flaws, and thus more expansions.

Eventually you realize the expansions have an interesting sort of structure, one that is familiar to you, they look like flowers, bud to petal to folding back up into a bud.

The flowers that make seeds cannot close up around them, so the petals fall away and the seeds open into buds and flowers themselves.

As you move up the tree, you suddenly see another change, the later flowers don't just produce seeds, they produce complex extended bodies containing many seeds... fruit!

We find ourselves within one of those fruits, wondering about the nature of the tree it grew from, why the seeds within it seem so strange, and attempting to understand the nature of the flesh of the fruit itself.

I don't like to be so brash and unhumble about it, but if I haven't found a theory of everything yet, I'm certain I'm on the right track.

[1plus1]

Before you posted your last post, I've already thought it to myself, but the tree is replaced with ether. it vibrates with pure energy coursing through itlike a live wire. It gets flawd by an imbalance of structural integrity and breaks, causing quantum bubbles, this is what separated the energy from lower-levelled universes. the quantum foam bubble bursts after too much energy is contained in it, releasing virtual particles that further interact with other bubbles that have burst to eject virtual particles. These particles collide with eachother with nearly infinite energy, causing particle/antiparticle pairs which annihlate to cause light and further particle/antiparticle pairs. From then on the creation of an immenselyvastly huge amount of particles occurs (up until now, this is when almost all of the matter of our universe is created, in almost an instant, probably a few planck lengths of time) these particles further created more, then some get immediately destroyed because of chance and uncertainty principle, causeing and imbalance and ultimately the start of the progression of our time and our universe as we know it. another point to make too is that doesn't pi go on to infinity? does that mean it's wrong? what about fractals, they can go on forever inwards and outward, can't they?

[Max™]

Mathematically they can, but what does it imply about reality?

Pi is an interesting kind of potential infinity, as in a strange way it is a finite infinity, which is part of the beauty of circles.

When you describe a series of universes above and below our own, are they all the same size? Are they increasing and decreasing as you move in either direction?

Do they all seem to be the same size while within them, but the others all seem smaller, or larger, or both?

The reason I posted the idea that came to me, is because if you replace "below" with "before", and "above" with "after" or "beside", in your regression of infinities, it corresponds to the description I have.

Which is always a good thing to find, when others arrive at similar conclusions to your own, which you can relate and translate between, it is a sign that you're likely on the right track.

[1plus1]

holy shit man, ya, thats what i mean!! its only that the ones below us only become useful to us after they've completed their progression, so its like below us is before us but its after they've gone that we can use their energy, and it's only after our universe has completed its progression that the ones above us can use our total energy we have in this universe. another thing i wanna ask is if you think theres no infinities, which i get the impression that you do (unless im wrong) how long does time last with no infinities, because if there is never any infinity, couldn't that also be put as there is an infinite amount of time with no infinities?

[Mikal]

Nobody thought that gravity somehow erased light, or vice-versa. See his TOE 'The Theory of Nothing'.

Others, like Fluid Energy Theory (FET) think protons take in energy [gravity], then give off photons [light], kind of 'round and 'round.

Hi Austie...a question from an enquiring lady not too scientifically minded. If energy is gravity and photons are light then in the scheme of things what is the proton??????

Might sound dumb but still trying to grasp science terms as something realistic I can understand....


Mikal

[austintorn@aol.com]

See

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Proton


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