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To: Patricia Trinchero who wrote (89478)	11/21/2006 1:25:51 PM
From: one_less	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 361142

"Sometimes Nothin' can be a real cool hand." (Coolhand luke)

To: Patricia Trinchero who wrote (89478)	11/21/2006 1:29:04 PM
From: one_less	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 361142

Nothing may be precisely what is needed to explain everything. ====================================== Constrained infinity causes simultaneous expansion and contraction in all natural systems. Imagine walking in a circle. As soon as you leave your starting point you are approaching it from behind you. Thus you expand the distance from your initial position while simultaneously contracting your distance from that same point. As you set off on a walk around the spherical earth, you expand your distance from the starting point while contracting your distance from that same point by approaching it from the other side of the world. The difference is that there are an infinite number of possible pathways around the three dimensional sphere while only one around the two dimensional circle. The same is true of flying into space. As soon as you leave the ground, you are approaching yourself from behind because of the curvature of space/time but there is an infinite distance to travel before you return to your starting point. Most significantly, accumulation of complexity leads to the uniform distribution of matter and space, which is the simplest state of existence – nothingness. So the expansion of ordered complexity involves the simultaneous contraction of ordered complexity. This innate juxtaposition in natural systems is an essential component of the engine driving the process of evolution and a measurable aspect of Conservation of Complexity. Summation Evolution is the constructive aspect of Conservation of Complexity. It is the polar opposite of entropy. The resulting exchange of ordered and dis-ordered complexity of motion and form generates the dynamic aspect of existence. nothingnesstheory.com