Topological Quantum Gravity

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Why Something?

[Jeltz]

Major Update of the theory.
I have made some significant progress on the implications of my theory, viewable at http://jonkers.net.au/funstuff/funstuff.aspx
To my website I have recently added some thoughts on how the topological constraint theory relates to our perception of time, how the future shape of the manifold may be encoded in the static shape of the instantaneous manifold we view as the present NOW, and how the topological constraint through local action directly acts as a source of potential fields such as electromagnetism, gravity and the strong nuclear force that we perceive as action at a distance. This is a significant addition that interprets the topological constraint as a way of mapping a non-uniform co-ordinate system on to a uniformly connected manifold. The differential calculus of QM and GR by contrast map a non uniform manifold onto a uniform co-ordinate system. The two techniques may be thought of as equivalent to each other but the topological co-ordinate mapping provides a much neater interpretation of the the infinities that arise in the differential calculus techniques of QED and infinite mass densities in GR.