
Originally Posted by
austintorn@aol.com
…my cosmology is about a universe that had no beginning. It has always existed. — Bogie
Sounds great, since no fundamental “something”, that I call a ground-state, whatever it may be, could have had any beginning, since, again, Nothing can’t beget anything (I just like saying it in different ways), and since causes can’t go on forever beneath. This is probably the most important thing known, plus, it has many implications, such as that any of its given states could not have had anything special about them, although the emanations that continue on, of course, seem to have more worth in that they go places, onward and upward to more complexity.
“Arenas” may also be called “pocket universes”, while the entitre landscape may be referred to, sometimes, as the multiverse, although perhaps they are really only “pocket” stanzas of just one overall “verse”.
String theory, too, has some arenas that, while, not coming to overlap—come to bang, such as two large branes colliding.