- Causal Determinism. Determinism requires the world to be precise with mathematical certainty. An object or event is entirely determined by its initial states.
- The world is not inherently random; it only appears that way.
- Does infinity ever zero out? No, zero is not equal to infinity. Zero is a number but not infinity. Contingent existence versus necessary existence. All contingent beings have a sufficient cause or explanation for their existence. A necessary being exists because Its non-existence would have been impossible.
- At the first moment of our universe, as space-time and entanglement began, it was in impeccable order. The big bang was not a chaotic explosion; it expanded with exquisite precision. Its encoded instructions provided the information to create the elementary particles and the fundamental processes and interactions that progressively give rise to stars, galaxies, and what we call reality.
- Space-time, gravity, and entanglement. Space-time and gravity emerge from their quantum entanglement connection. The fundamental level of physics issues its coded instructions to the quantum level of physics. This is followed by the classic level of physics accomplishing the build-out. The result is an entangled space-time entity with a gravity-controlling force. The entanglement is Gravitationally induced.
- The universe is both finite and infinite. The universal wave that makes the universe is finite. Within that wave is endless wave interactions. This creates unlimited possibilities in a limited system. Time can’t exist without space, and the existence of time does require energy. For 13.8 billion years, the universe has been expanding, cooling, and evolving. Under the control of gravity, entangled space-time drives physical and biological evolution within the universe.
- An internal harmonic wave system that occurs in perfect order drives the universe. The harmonic waves allow for complete control and order of each function, including temperature and force, which are stretched in ideal symmetric, harmonic levels to maintain the requisite balance. A defining characteristic of all waves is superposition. Sets of harmonic waves that are entangled in space-time create our entire reality. Harmonic waves are used to create the system that runs the universe.
