my theory of everything

Time did not exist until someone said it did. A universe in a state of any arrangement whatsoever but with no one there could not be said to be existing in time, especially time with a set direction.

Take an ocean tide. This way, that way, the tide swaps sides. That is perfectly reversible so has no time line or arrow of time. Now place an observer in the picture and they will insist on an arrow and direction of time. They make time where there was none.

Rather than try to predict the universe previous to right now and need to guess, especially to need to theorize before the start of the big bang (if there were one*). Science can not tell us the early moments so let's leave the guess and start right here with what we do know.

What we do know is that we live in a universe which is accelerating in its expansion and increasing in entropy. From that we can say that this will continue for some time along our imagined direction arrow of time and it has no good reason to decrease in entropy, size or acceleration.

The universe will then be massive and very very sparse, but at very high entropy. As expansion continues then even the most massive bodies will be minutely small relative to the universe's size.

Even now with increasing size and at increasing acceleration the entropy will 'seem' to drop. The overall size and pressure of space will render any bodies more and more insignificant to the norm state of things. We have no real say whether the massiveness of space may force solid bodies to evaporate or otherwise disappear but even if they don't the entropy would seem to drop off.

Entropy has no real reason to always increase and the nature of randomness is that from this state the next step could well be a slight contraction. From this all of the energy in space and any little bits of matter (little relative to the size of the universe even if vast by our standards) would accelerate "inwards". This would lead inevitably to a small point of intense energy, initially quite high in entropy but reducing to a tiny dot of near or true zero entropy.

Then boom! Expansion and increasing entropy. And in all of the random possibilities, "hello!" the universe would be as we see it now. Tao, somewhere in the early middle of the Yin Yang cycle would sit on a train on a smart phone and write this.

* Note I do not need to say a big bang existed but instead reach a place where I predict there will be one and from here I result in a cyclic, fully reversible theory not dependent on a linear time arrow.

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Tao Wow | Daily Cup of Tao

What's the dark matter?

The gravity model of space was built upon and investigated so much that they reached an "Oh Oo" moment where the gravity theory, one accepted as as real as can be, was suddenly massively flawed. "Ok" they thought we will get some super brains and super computers on the job and they came up with Dark Matter and Dark Energy. "Feweee" the gravity model was saved!

[Galaxies would simply slip apart and slow down if they did not add this dark theory onto the ailing gravity model]

But they can't find dark energy or dark matter in over 10 years of trying, they can only infer it. Infer that it exists because without it the gravity model fails - and we can't have that!

Gravity interacts over very small distances and is not too strong. Note how you can pick up your tea cup - see? You overcame gravity quite easily. On larger scales, such as a vast sun, big planets and so on then the weak gravity is bolstered up a bit and bodies can float around one another in the frictionless space. Oh Newton you made it all sound so easy :)

What the scientist really don't want is to ditch the gravity model and they will produce vast mathematical reasons why it must be real "it must be!" - They would hate to drop the theory as then all things, from the distance to the sun, the size of everything from planets, to systems, to stars in the night sky would all need recalculating - none of the ideas we have would be true any more - alph bla bla may not be that big or that far away, made of that, this big etc.. - scary for scientists - a nice blissful "ahhh" from those who see this all as our projection anyway. You see we apply qualities to the world, life and the universe from our minds and measuring this is farcical.

The strongest theories outside of the standard gravity model (held by all mainstream scientists) is that of the Electric Universe - The idea that the universe can be mapped out as interactions of electric plasmas is wonderful indeed - it says that the universe is like a giant mind and it proves all we see in space - it gets things right that the gravity model can't, it can predict correct outcomes of events that the gravity model needs addenda to account for. When NASA decided to blast a commet to see what it was made of the Electric Universe guys sniggered and told them. After the event NASA was dumfounded and wrote addendum to theories and gave lengthy explanations of odd results - The Electric Universe guys just sat back and allowed their predictions to stand - as they were spot on.

All you were told about science, physics and space is based on the gravity model and that is flawed to failure. Time to re-explore.

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Tao Wow | Daily Cup of Tao

This is why life is so funny

I'm pretending to be a universe here!

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Tao Wow | Daily Cup of Tao

Doing

The I concept and the thought of doing anything at all are incredibly silly, induce a lot of anguish and are, obviously, very egotistical.

Imagine a vast, infinite universe of rock, slime, very very large expanses of nothing, heat, cake, chickens and humans. Now imagine in that vast, bizarre infinity, there is one human who is sitting on a sofa thinking what to do tomorrow. This is madness beyond words! an incredible mental illness. He thinks that he can act on this vast infinity and have his way! He believes that he may decide to do something and it will be done by him! And if it isn't done quick smart with some financial reward then it is failure and a very important matter indeed.

The fact of the matter is that this vast infinity is not a dead lump of rocks, water, fish and chickens floating in unfathomable space. It is a dance of what we may deem energy, it is an expression of awareness, it is matter made of consciousness and within that dance little dances take place, such as universes coming and going. Within these little insignificant comings and goings of universes are smaller, less significant dances of solar systems, ecosystems, toilet cisterns, a sofa and a man, thinking about what to do next Monday.

When you leave the dance to look after itself, life is magical. If you make plans, they may fall in line with the dance, they may not. If you don't make plans, life always works out.

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Tao Wow | Daily Cup of Tao

We think in time and space - not live in time and space

"We think in time and space - not live in time and space"

I often enjoy reading the new findings on the Electric Universe model. Todays article had more of an esoteric angle than normal:

"What science produces is neither universally true nor real, but is created by the observer and is relative to his predispositions and equipment. As a result, it is not complete but selected, not objective but subjective, and not unique but partial.

This produces an observer-created reality, says physicist Roger Jones, in which "the observer and observed ... cannot be broken down into independent components" because "the observer has an uncontrollable and non-removable effect on what is observed."

The result, according to physicist Arthur March, is that "what is perceived is....the effects brought to light by this procedure," effects which "are created by this process." This means that the scientist each time he observes creates something new, for, as physicist John Wheeler says, "this is a participatory universe.""

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