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Politics : Sharks in the Septic Tank

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From: one_less1/21/2010 6:36:44 PM
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The idea of singularity at the 'beginning' of Universal time seems to have come into acceptance by a fair portion of the intellectual community.

The question of how singularity moves to Time, Space, Matter, and experience doesn't lay flat. There are various ways to consider it. Force is not left out of that consideration, a physical force not yet discovered must definitely be considered. A force that acts on singularity which is outside the temporal forces of the universe seems plausible. An internal fluctuating force that brings continued expansion and collapse of the Universe over eternity is a possibility. However, I am not aware of any ways or ideas which are able to dismiss the concept of force (a force beyond or equal in composite form to all the force of the universe), or to dismiss the concept of eternity. If you can not dismiss eternity, you then must consider existence beyond the scope of substance as well. Current thought on the subject considers both realities, the reality of substance complimented with ethereal realities. The closest explanation science has to that is in quantum form. There is also the possibility that singularity of the Universe is not what we imagine it to be, many scientists actually refer to it as nothingness, which tends to quirk the imagination just a tad.
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