There is no before to the beginning of time. And the future is infinite by exponential expansion.
QUOTE (Nick+Sep 12 2007, 03:05 AM)
There is no before to the beginning of time. And the future is infinite by exponential expansion.
Nice. What testable prediction follows from this deep insight? How we can falsify it?
The isolated claim itself isn't important here at all. The important is causal connection between other pieces of knowledge. The causal gradient between two or more nodes is what enables the further propagation of information at the distance. The isolated gradient or particle in foam doesn't exist, in fact. It's atemporal, here's no way, how to observe it from distance.
The more connections between other parts of foam exist, the better - up to certain level. The piece of information, which is connected with many other informations becomes poorly conditioned and testable as well, because of many contradicting arguments are compensating mutually. Therefore, the very general truth becomes tautological and as such it decreases the intensity of the information exchange, instead. In very dense foam the information spreads slowly by the same way, like through very sparse and thin foam.
So try to stay as general and specific at the same moment, as possible.
Nice. What testable prediction follows from this deep insight? How we can falsify it?
The isolated claim itself isn't important here at all. The important is causal connection between other pieces of knowledge. The causal gradient between two or more nodes is what enables the further propagation of information at the distance. The isolated gradient or particle in foam doesn't exist, in fact. It's atemporal, here's no way, how to observe it from distance.
The more connections between other parts of foam exist, the better - up to certain level. The piece of information, which is connected with many other informations becomes poorly conditioned and testable as well, because of many contradicting arguments are compensating mutually. Therefore, the very general truth becomes tautological and as such it decreases the intensity of the information exchange, instead. In very dense foam the information spreads slowly by the same way, like through very sparse and thin foam.
So try to stay as general and specific at the same moment, as possible.
I have come to a conclusion that the beginning contains all the history of the universe and just before the beginning is the end.
The beginning is zero-time.
Eventually zero-time will catch up to all matter.
This will be the end.
It is a cycle.
The beginning is zero-time.
Eventually zero-time will catch up to all matter.
This will be the end.
It is a cycle.
QUOTE (pnelson419+Sep 12 2007, 03:28 AM)
The beginning is zero-time. Eventually zero-time will catch up to all matter. This will be the end.
From the above model of undulating Aether foam follows, the space gradient (i.e. the long segment of Aether foam) can change into time segment (a flat one) any time. By such way the time has no start or beginning, it simply switches itself into space and back again periodically. And this process is continuous, we are experiencing it by the Universe expansion, for example.
From the above model of undulating Aether foam follows, the space gradient (i.e. the long segment of Aether foam) can change into time segment (a flat one) any time. By such way the time has no start or beginning, it simply switches itself into space and back again periodically. And this process is continuous, we are experiencing it by the Universe expansion, for example.
Time is continuous. It will not end.
Time is non existent, we all live in the now! 
I believe this universe to be a cycle of time that doesn't end
The universal now contains it's entire history
Our now contains our entire history
Our now contains our entire history
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