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The Universe Part 3
21:21 Mar 10 2008
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The Universe is made up of processes as opposed to things. We know that matter is made up of highly condensed energy and that energy is made up of fields.



As field reacts with field they create these masses of energy which intern gives rise to particles, atoms and the whole of creation.



Th Universe is positively buzzing with activities. Take a dead leaf for example. Its looks to be nothing more that a bit of decaying bio-matter but now look at it on the quantum level. You will find a vast network of tiny particles buzzing back and forth, you can almost hear the sounds of the basic universe. Billions of particles moving in a near infinite array of patterns and if you look even further you will find billions more energy fields making a spiders web of creation.



The leaf you hold stays solid in your hand and yet the energy fields only last for mere moments. By the time they are created they simply fall apart and then rebuild. Thus all things from the atom, to you and to the stars only exist for trillionths of a second.



We have the illusion of a stable and solid world only because by the time it takes the light of observation to reach our eyes the universe has recreated itself. You see things happen at such a remarkably fast rate, in the quantum, that even light speed seems to be of average pace.



Let me give you a word that you'll need to understand if you hope to know the universe, Entropy. Basically, entropy is the lack of order, the higher or lower the entropy the more or less order a system has. A more scientific understanding of entropy is the amount of unavailability of a systems energy to do work.



Entropy works on two fronts, the apparent and the quantum. All things in nature go from a state of relative low entropy to a state of higher entropy. Take a tree, while it's alive it has low entropy and an amount of high order. Now take a dead tree, its leaves and branches have fallen off and bacteria have begun to eat away at it, our tree now has a higher entropy and less order; the past two examples are an example of apparent entropy. Once the bacteria have consumed the tree and all that is left are mounds of dirt, over time, the dirt will break down into particles and over eons will be converted into random energy. That is quantum entropy.



The certainty of an object existing is only found when we observe said object.

Until observation there is only a 50/50 chance of it really existing. If I observe a wooded area I may presume that a deer lives there but I have no real knowledge of it. Now let me go into the wooded area and I will observe no deer, therefore my assumption was wrong and my observation gives me the truth of nothingness.



For each possibility there are only 2 options, yes or no, 1 or 0, a 50/50 chance nothing more or less. The plausibility of something however may be a 10% chance or a 24% chance and so on. All things are possible but only some are plausible.



An object doesn't truly exist until it is observed.



Even though our "solid" existence is an illusion what makes us up is very real, even if its only for a moment. These energy fields and lower are, one might say, our connection with the mind of God.



Being that the universe flows from God we may be, as a friend put it, "the will of God manifest in 3 dimensions."

On the Nature of Time Part 1
01:00 Mar 08 2008
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Time has long held our fascination as both a measurement but also as a substance. Each day we attempt to understand time by our clocks and watches, by the stars and even through religion. The answer to the question"What is time?" will no doubt be among the forefront of our efforts in the new century.



The understanding of the nature of time has been hampered by our limited capabilities for knowledge and experience. However it is safe to say that time exists as perception, reality and perhaps even a little substantive. There is no clear definition of time because it exists beyond our realm of thought. Plagued with small philosophies and the attempts to force time into our own understanding, has left this most ubiquitous of things far out of the reach of reason and has kept it in the darkness of our own ideas.



To most time is simply when we go to work or school, when we make dinner and go to sleep; but in reality time is far more than that. To understand time is to recreate the universe in what ever shape you choose, to know time is to conquer every evil and travel beyond the confines of this dying planet.



What is time?



We may be certain that there are two forms of time, that which is perceived and that which exists beyond perception. Time that is perceived may be defined as the space between two events, between the observer and that which is to be accomplished.

Perceptual time is what we use everyday, we give it names and organize our lives around it.



When we look at time we see it flowing in an ever present river of continual perpetuation of continuity. It never changes and goes on forever. There is a past, present and future. However that only applies to when things are normal, when they change time can become a very scary place.



Time is not the peaceful river it may seem. At the scale of people and cars time flows at a very unremarkable pace we even dare move time forward and back with the seasons. However when you get down to the scale of the quantum, that tiny place where all matter arises we find that time does something very interesting, the past, present and future stops. You see, at the quantum level and below, time stops flowing in a single line and begins to act as a single point. The past, present and future all give way to a single time, the time of existence. All three divisions in time become one and the universe almost appears to stop, but at that level it only appears to stop in reality to moves in all three directions at once.



Why did I say it stops and becomes one? Simple, because there are really two time lines, ours and the universes. On our time scale the universe would seem to do strange things at this level but its only because we actually exist in the past, whats happening at that level hasn't happened here yet so we cant fully see it.



You see time really exists all at once but the perception of it changes according to scale. Here in this world we see what we think is the present but in reality it's the past and what we may see as our future is actually the present. Because of this differential we start to loose the laws of Newton and if you think Einstein will save the day just wait, even he will start to look out-dated sooner than you can imagine.