Scientists have borrowed a technique from applied mathematics to rapidly predict the behavior of fusion plasma at a much-reduced computational cost. (1)
Trying to compute things.
But we will never do that.
Unless we use the whole universe.
And have it standing still.
Just computing things.
We will then know it all.
And right then it will be obvious.
That the only reason we know it all…
Is because we destroyed everything…
Researchers examined stable isotopes from bone collagen and dental enamel to reconstruct the diets of ancient Mongolians. Findings challenge the popular notion of a completely nomadic prehistoric population, linking grain cultivation with the success of the Xiongnu Empire (c. 200 BCE-150 CE) and showing continual grain consumption during the Mongol Empire of the Khans (c. 1200-1400 CE). (1)
Small grains.
Sustaining empires.
Small seeds.
Building religions.
Small particles.
Growing humans.
A world of nothing.
Creating everything…
Tiny speck of dust.
Rise!
The left and right side of the brain are involved in different tasks. This functional lateralization and associated brain asymmetry are well documented in humans, but little is known about brain asymmetry in our closest living relatives, the great apes. Using endocasts (imprints of the brain on cranial bones), scientists now challenge the long-held notion that the human pattern of brain asymmetry is unique. They found the same asymmetry pattern in chimpanzees, gorillas, and orangutans. However, humans were the most variable in this pattern. This suggests that lateralized, uniquely human cognitive abilities, such as language, evolved by adapting a presumably ancestral asymmetry pattern. (1)
The universe is symmetrical. Or so we think it should be. But why think something like that in the first place? Is it that symmetry is beautiful and we are naturally inclined towards admiring beautiful? Could it be that symmetry of also an inherent part of our nature and, this, we tend to adhere to theories which include it?
Our brain is asymmetrical. Or so we think because we see differences in our two hemispheres in our brain. But why think that in the first place? Differences are there, this is certainly. But what makes us look at those differences? What if by seeing things from another perspective? What if that other perspective shows as that symmetry is preserved at another level?
Which belief is going to prevail?
Think.
What do you want to see?
Do you feel safe within a symmetrical universe? Would you feel more creative in an asymmetrical one? What it everything is symmetrical because everything is not? What if everything is asymmetrical because there is no other cosmos where symmetry exists?
Think.
There is no symmetry in anything.
Until you see asymmetry.
And decide to create a mirror…
Scientists have created the fastest spinning object ever made, taking them a big step closer to being able to measure the mysterious quantum forces at play inside ‘nothingness’. The record-breaking object will pave the way for scientists to detect unfathomably small amounts of drag caused by the ‘friction’ within a vacuum.
The science of nothingness is quickly becoming a big deal in physics.
Researchers are now comfortable with the fact that empty space isn’t empty at all, but full of quantum fluctuations that we’re only just now beginning to understand. (1)
We used to know nothingness.
We were born in it.
But now we are afraid of Nothing.
For its existence implies the existence of something.
If Nothing exists, then Everything must exist too.
Take a good look.
If the cosmos started from nothing, then there should a God to make it Be.
If everything existed from ever, then there is Nothing needed for them to Be.
Funny.
Eternal existence implies Nothingness.
Nothingness implies eternal existence.
At the end, it seems that eternal existence is there anyway.
(Within Nothingness…)
Being entails Being.
Nothing cannot Be.
Rest assured. There is nothing to be afraid of. Except everything…
We used to know everything.
We were born in it.
But now we are afraid of God.
For His existence implies only one thing.
That Nothingness exists everywhere.
(To set us free…)
In classical physics, it is accepted that everything has already been determined since the Big Bang. To explore the future of our cosmos, physicists employ the language of classical mathematics and represent the universe’s initial conditions conditions by real numbers. “These numbers are characterized by an infinite number of decimals that follow the dot,” says professor Nicolas Gisin. There is a problem, however: given that our world is finite, how can it include numbers that are infinite and that feature an infinite amount of information?
To circumvent this paradox, professor Gisin suggests the use of a different language. “There is another mathematical language, called intuitionistic, which doesn’t believe in the existence of the infinite,” continues the Geneva physicist. Instead of real numbers containing an infinite number of decimals at a given moment, intuitionistic mathematics represents these numbers as a random process that takes place over time, one decimal after the other, so that at each given moment, there is only a finite number of decimals.
(Note: There is another difference between the two mathematical languages: the truth of propositions. In intuitionistic mathematics, a proposition is either true, false or indeterminate) (1)
A cosmos full of information.
A world governed by laws.
An infinite universe.
Filled with humans.
An empty cosmos.
A cosmos with no laws.
A finite cosmos.
Filled with death.
A cosmos void of any information…
A cosmos full of infinite wisdom…
Don’t be perplexed.
There is no answer to your questions.
And that is the answer.
Now move on.
Step by step.
Can you listen to Him walking?
