[to analyse a topologically whole entity into its discreetly different parts we use number theory.
what is the universe, but a topologically whole entity, divided into its discreetly different parts?
discreetly different parts of the universe are to number theory what the natural force between masses is to the theory of gravity.
anyone who thinks that the topologically whole universe did not exist as discreetly different parts before it was observed to do so... is a CREATIONIST.]
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By studying the reproduction of rabbits and analyzing the growth of the population over time, Fibonacci was able to observe a breeding pattern unrealistic in most other species. The unique characteristics of the sequence set it apart from all other recursive mathematical series. The first two numbers of the sequence are 0 and 1. All numbers following are calculated by taking the sum of the two previous numbers. Thus the first fifteen numbers of this infinite sequence are the following: {0,1,1,2,3,5,8,13,21,34,55,89,144,233,377}.”"”"”" [wkiki]
Actually I’m going to re-write the whole thing coz I just read it and realised I’d done it a sort of note form to get it all down before my train of thought derailed lmao.
It goes a little like this…
Ok, so at the beginning of time, or just before it there was nothing. I’m pretty sure that’s an accepted idea (although it’s … well … what would my over-used mate Heisenberg say about the idea that before the big bang, there was a flat zero?….) …. And the only alternative to nothing (ahem.. ‘nothing’ translates as ‘nothing we can know’… slightly different, very important difference)… but… leaving the unknown, the alternative is something we can know.
It sounds obvious, because it is I guess, but it’s also fundamental. It’s also pretty undeniable: the only alternative to nothing [knowable] is something [knowable]. (For ‘knowable’ substitute ‘observable’ as and when…)
And something counts as a set of one thing. We can say that something exists because we’re here to experience it, and if we take the totality of what exists as ‘the universe’ then it is one universe. When it began, it was simply something… an alternative to nothing and now it is still something, divided into a large number of smaller things certainly, but also something in its own right. Premis 1 is that ‘something exists’ and premis 2 is that ‘everything that exists is part of the total something’ –> the universe is dividing, not expanding (or the expansion is of the observable detail).
From another angle, there’s only a very limited amount of information at the start of the universe – because there’s not been enough time for things to happen to become information. The first thing at the start of time was a bit of information a 1/0 … which is exactly what we would expect because it’s the smallest quanta of data possible. A bit of data is the smallest thing possible. A bit of data is also the smallest thing you can say about a concept – whether it does or does not exist.
If we accept that at the start of time we had nothing followed by something then surely we can also see that there’s now another thing: choice or potential. This part of the whole, or that?… (to put it anthropomorphically – choice)
So we have nothing, something and potential. And a set. 1,2,3,4…
It gets a bit hazy here but what I’m trying to say is that once we have something, we also have the justification for something +1. And that inevitably progresses into an increase in number – upward from 1 and never stopping.
but … if we go back to where we started – that we’ve got the same the same 1 universe from the big-bang all the way through to right-this-moment… then… surely…
it’s not a
(1,2,3,4,5…n) count
…it’s a
1/(1,2,3,4,5…n) count
Another way to think of it might be to consider pi. It never ends, so if you calculate it more accurately you need more numbers to describe it, although that’s stretching it a bit I admit.
As numbers increase, so do the number of patterns they can describe. It’s hazy here too because I have to slip into dimensions I’m totally uncertain of. I think of it like the numbers are points on an increasingly large x/y/z grid. The grid starts a sort of 8 point cube, but of course when there are 27 points it becomes a 3 by 3 by 3. In my descriptions numbers and points are interchangable – 1 point equals 1 number equals (I guess) 1 singularity in space/time.
Take a point in space. For it to be a point in our space, it needs ‘marking’ in at least 3 dimensions. What I mean by ‘marking’ is that if a point exists in dimensions x,y,z then that’s at least 3 bits of information, 3 markers: so x=1, y=1, z=1. Something can’t exist in 3 dimensions unless it has at least 3 ‘quantum data bits’ (never mind marking it’s position relative to the rest of reality, or time… but if we’re at the start of the universe then there’s not much other ‘bits’ for these 3 to be relative to.) In a way I guess, we can’t HAVE 3 dimensions until we have more than 3 ‘parts’ of the universe. If there are only 2 ‘bits’ of the universe then how do youcount to 3? And when you count to 3, that’s time moving on… dividing the universe into more ‘bits’. And so on and so on.
And if a collection of bits are only in 1 or 2 of the 3 dimensions (if a collection of bits are only ‘marked’ in 1 or 2 dimensions) , then surely they can only be detected in the dimensions they exist in … which… sounds… like… quantum… spin.
Take a line. To describe it simply you need two points aligned in a dimension . So would that be 3, or are there other things I haven’t considered?
How many numbers to describe a cube?
How many numbers to describe an arc?
How many to describe a sphere moving in orbit?
And if we accept that there are minimum number sets from which you can describe patterns such as cubes, arcs and orbits then that should lead to minimum number sets that can describe quarks and neutrinos. And this is ‘teh theory’ – the thing described in number, and the number… are the same.
And in a way, like this – The number needed to describe a sphere in orbit comprises a number to describe the sphere, which is moving(?) through the number needed to describe the area in which it moves. The sphere, the space it moves through, the forces governing its movement, all of it would need a minimum numer of ‘bits’ to be described. So if they ARE described they equal the number of bits needed to describe them. They are the same as the number. The sphere needs a certain number of bits, which act as a discreet set within a larger set of bits (space – the number of bits needed to describe the space is its own set, part of which is the smaller sphere-set, moving through) – numbers interacting within larger numbers, like a 2/2/2 cube moving through a larger 16/16/16 cubic grid. Particles and forces interacting in spacetime.
Number sets can be arranged into patterns, but not all number sets can be arranged into pleasing symmetrical patterns. I’d postulate that particles are sets of discreet stable number sets – in our minds we could think of the difference between 12 and 13. With 12 points we can create a series of patterns. With 13 points we can’t.
If particles are essentially discreet number sets, particle interactions are interactions between discreet number sets.
In a very simplified form it would work something like this:
(2 by 2 by 2) = small cube of 8
combine 4 of these cubes you get 32
4(2 by 2 by 2) = (3 by 3 by 3) + 5
… which looks a bit like what happens when particles combine – two particles combine to form a different, larger particle PLUS some quanta of energy are released. The chemists and physicists even describe how particles and regions can be stable or not.
In reality the numbers are going to be in the regions of many powers higher, but the principle is exactly the same.
So…
the process of +1 is time
the sum of the +1s is space/fabric
the interactions of discreet sets of +1s within the whole is energy/mass
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
How many numbers (bits) does it take to describe a quark at CERN? How many quarks are there in the universe. If time is simply an upward number count… multiply the number ity takes to describe a quark, multiply it by the number of quarks in the universe… and you have the universe ‘number’ and all the universe is… is number. We’re made up of numbers, interacting in a massive spectra of number… all adding up to the whole set – the universe.
The standard model breaks down at low time count because it has too many numbers – low time count = low number potential (start at 1,2,3…n+1)
Reason universe expanded so rapidly then slowed so fast – Rate of increase in number is huge from 1 to 2, 2 to 3, 3 to 10 even… but when you reach a billion+1 the rate of increase is very little.
zero
there is only a single alternative to nothing:
something
(or one).
if there is something
(there is something – we exist)
then there is another thing:
or.
nothing
or
something.
three things, three states of being:
nothing, something, possibility.
three things means four:
a set of things to be.
so number is inevitable,
unstoppable.
as soon as there is something
(and there is something – we exist)
there is inevitable justification for:
1
singularity
1+1+1…+n
time
(1+1+1…+n)( 1+1+1…+n) (1+1+1…+n) …
space/energy/mass
(1+1+1…+n) represents our universe u0
((1+1+1…+n)∞) +((1+1+1…+n)∞) + ((1+1+1…+n)∞) + … you get the idea … represents the totality of universes
within the sum ((1+1+1+1…+n)∞) ((1+1+1…+n)∞) ((n+1)∞) … more properly
(1+1+1…+n)
singularity
.
2 singularities (represented in english)
..
equals, describes
a line?
a relationship?
3 singularities
.
..
dimensions?
(space?)
1,2,3 = time
space + time = motion
motion = energy = mass =
the beginnings of a pattern
a line can be defined in
3[?]
an orbit in how many?
2 mass
some space
some time
= (n+1)³ singularities[?]
=== ergo ===
nothing/something → ((1+1+1…+n)∞)
+
((1+1+1…+n)∞) ((1+1+1…+n)∞) ((1+1+1…+n)∞) → pattern, space, time, energy
??? question ???
how many singularities does it take to build/describe a particle?
??? question ???
what range of number does the LHC use to recreate/calculate the interactions of particles?
??? question ???
how many singularities can have been created since the first something?
what number quanta of time/space/energy?
in fact, surely this means that any attempt to analyse the universe we’re in can only ever utilise a sub-set of number that is less than the total number (the total number is the number of singuilarities since the first 1, and is of course perpetually increasing at a great rate… the subset number is the number needed to describe a subset – a circle within a atom or elliptical orbits in huge biomasses I dunno) … less than the total of the universe examined. this is why we can never get back to the ‘big bang’ because we’re only ever expanding away from it as the number (time) increases.
??? question ???
could the hypothesis be tested somehow?
new sum
there can never have been nothing.
we exist.
nothing leads to nothing is nothing etc.
we exist
therefore
nothing was never absolute lmao.
nothing exists as a possibility
(look at it, it becomes something – the point you’re looking at)
or if it exists
it is limited
at every level of nothing or something
a new count begins
new count
0,1,2,3 – regularity of background radiation lmao
new universe
new dimensions and levels of existence reality
but expanding away from our existence reality
being a low count fraction of our universe number
(but also a new count – the universe expands at every level
every new potential of 0 is another potential for 1
another finesse of description to the more closely perfect spheroidical time/motion object
new time new existence)
so there are/will be/were infinite levels of universes
fun
is when another high count universe transitions (prime number/patterned paradigm-shifts) near to the same direction as ours (the closer to the same direction, the nearer our count another existence will be but the more similar it will be as well – so how easy would it be to tell at? and the greater the differences between existences the more different the direction (the count) so the more difficult to d
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