[MD] The differentiating nothingness
platootje at netscape.net
platootje at netscape.net
Mon Mar 20 05:17:00 PST 2006
"If you could provide a brief synopsis of your theory in similar
fashion, it
would aid us in nailing down our differences. Specifically, I would be
interested in seeing how your "negation of opposites" factors into the
theory."
Hello Ham,
Instead of responding to your thesis (as you ask me) I've tried to
write down how I see it and let you react on that if you please.
So my theory goes something like:
The one thing that is true, that has no prior and no other, is Essence.
All that differs is not Essence but may be called existence. All our
realization and experiences are realizations and experiences of
existence. (Existence is the sum of all experiences) If something can
be experienced it has boundaries. Without boundaries one cannot
experience. Boundaries may be spatial boundaries or temporal
boundaries. A single experience will always be accompanied by one of
those boundaries. They are created by the 'self' to limit the
experience, so to be able to perceive it. There is no fundamental
different between existential time and space. In existence all is still
one. All boundaries are illusions. There is no such thing as a smallest
particle or building-block. The one smallest unit that may exist is of
the energy-kind. Thoughts are equal to energy so the one smallest unit
may be a single thought. That thought may be the most elementary
version of "I think therefore I am". There is Essential truth is some
of the laws of nature. E=MC2 hold an Essential truth since it states
that everything is energy and there's no fundamental difference between
the different things we experience. The unified field theory from
quantum physics shows the Essential aspect of the universe. The
wave-particle duality from quantum physics is illustrative for
existence as a whole.
Value holds no moral judgment. A value is nothing more or nothing less
then it is in maths. Something is either null (or unknown) or it has a
value (or it is known).
Essence may be considered as the highest value and nothing but the
highest value, but that's only comparative to existential values. From
an Essential point of view Essence is value-free.
We all see matter in a very similar way. When we see matter we see an
energy wave collapsing, forming particles, forming atoms, forming
molecules forming matter. The only thing that we add by seeing is
valuing. We value the matter as a body, the molecules as some
carbon-hydrogen combination (not sure on this, I'm not a chemist), the
atoms as Hydrogen or Carbon the particles as protons, neutron,
electrons, quarks, etc.. This is because when we see, we use that very
same chain as our tool, namely our eyes. To see existence in a
completely different way one has to use completely different tools. So
it's the tool that shapes existence. (It's a bit more complicated since
what we really see is the reflection of something, not the object
itself.)
In the end it results in a mental picture, a thought. So energy at
quantum level results in energy as thought. All is still energy and all
is still one.
This forms another confirmation that space is an illusion because when
matter equals energy and energy has no physical measurements, nor a
location how can matter possess these things?
Since time is an illusion also this means that everything that ever
was, still is. It's just perceived different. The sum of quanta that
once made up the first second after the big bang is still the sum of
quanta today. The evolution that took place was a evolution of energy.
But energy is still energy, and all is still one as it was back then.
This also means that we were never really separated from Essence and
that indeed when we give up all our illusions we will see that we are,
and we were nothing else but Essence.
In a nutshell that is.
Kind regards,
Reinier.
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