WHAT IS TIME AND SPACE: THE NATURE OF GOD AND THE UNIVERSE
Since the beginning of history man has wondered about the nature of God and the Universe.
Since I was a kid, those 2 words also called my attention in a powerful way.
Since I was an ambitious, inquisitive mind, I always looked for words that expressed
the totality, the absolute, the ultimate nature of all things. And those 2 words,
God and Universe, seemed to me to represent that absolute
truth better than any other ones.
Those
words seemed to me with more meaning than any other words of the human language.
To understand them became soon my intimate task, my work, my job.
As I grew up and became a professional writer, learning about God and The Universe, became to me, as to many philosophers before me, the natural goal of my soul. Soon, I decided to dedicate my intellectual life quest to that search.
After
the first years of my quest the biggest problem to learn about God and the Universe
became that hyper abundance of knowledge and opinions about both subjects.
Everybody
had something to say about God and the Universe. And many of those views were
different, so it was difficult to find the truth
among so many opinions.
As
I deepened my knowledge on those issues through the work of the great thinkers
of human history, I realized, that in general both terms were the field of study
of two different disciplines, religion and science. Why? After all, Scientists
said that all what existed around us was the Universe, while religions said
that all what existed was created by God.
So
both terms referred to similar things: the meaning and nature of what existed. Why things existed. What created them.
We live in a Universe that extends in Space. Yet that space changes in a rather intelligent manner. And we call that change Time, and the cause of that change God.
Time and Space become in this manner synonimous of God, the cause of Time, and the Universe, the nature of the Space in which we exist.
For that reason "What is Time and Space?" have been the oldest question of both science and philosophy. To answer that question was also the quest of my life. might have finally a correct answer. Since those who could crack that answer would have the keys to understand the nature of God and the Universe.
What
mattered most? The nature of the God of Time or the nature of the Spatial Universe?
Were both terms the same in as much as both treated similar themes? And if so,
why they were studied with so different perspectives?.
I
realized then, that the key to understand both terms, was precisely, the study
of both concepts together. As Einstein had realized that space and time, the
synonimous names in science to those of Universe, and God, were two sides of
the same coin...
So I thought, " if I could put together,
understand and relate those terms within a single model of Reality, probably
I could solve my curiosity and the curiosity of so many men about the great
questions that have always rounded our mind.
This
is what I did. I found out what was the relationship between both, God and the
Universe, and unlocked the door to solve the great mysteries of our mind, the
nature, location, form and laws that guided the existence of those infinite
entities of space and time, that put together we call God and The Universe.
The quest had ended. Now I want to share in this web, the results of that quest with you.
The errors of science: Discontinuity of Space and Time
It has no tbeen however an easy path...
After
the first years of my quest the biggest problem to learn about the God of Time
and the Universe of Space became that hyper abundance of knowledge and opinions
about both subjects.
Everybody
had something to say about God and the Universe. And many of those views were
different, so it was difficult to find the truth among so many opinions.
Which
of the different theories of religion and science was truth? It was a big problem
specially when dealing with the nature of God, since I had to decide the truth
among many theories. What if I took a wrong truth? Then all my quest would be
misleading. So I needed first to research problems such as
the nature of truth, how to distinguish right from wrong information, and
apply then the results of that research to the different theories on God and
the Universe. Soon it was obvious that the main errors of both, science and
religion, were caused by anthropocentrisms. There were many subjective truths,
created by arrogant men who wished to be so important as God, so clever as to
understand the totality. Was I one of them? To avoid that arrogance I applied
a different criteria: Between two theories one better for mankind, than other,
I chose the one who did not favor our species but seemed more logic. Between
two truths, one of them absolute, the other based in probabilities, mysteries
and partial knowledge, I chose the second one.
Soon I was left with very few theories that were worth to explore. Most
religions that made the believer a special son of god whatever His nature was,
did not pass the criteria of objectivity. This happened with many western religions,
specifically those of Jewish-Protestant origin, or nationalistic religions of
economical or military nature. Respect
to the Universe, I also applied to mathematical truths those criteria, and discovered
that many mathematical truths on the Universe such as the Big
Bang, or the Theory of Space-Time of Mr. Einstein were
faulty... I was tumbling important idols of our culture... This of course
was forbidden by academia, and so I had to renounce to a career in the scholar
world to avoid those unending arguments, that would have tampered my quest.
If Moses or Calvin were sacred for religious believers, Einstein and the big
bang were sacred for believers in physics. There were always believers in any
subject I dealt with and to convince them was indeed a more difficult task that
to understand reality itself.
On
those conditions and despite my limited means thanks to those criteria my research advanced, and my list of faulty theories
about reality grew. I wrote a short book, The errors
of science, explaining the errors
of famous theories on the universe, and a book of history, explaining the errors
of famous theories-religions about God. And yet I was still on the beginning
of my quest. Since to find an error is quite easy, but to solve and put the
wrong theory into the right track was much more difficult.
For
example when I was a kid, studying a wonderful introductory book to science,
Asimov's guide to science, I discovered what I called in an earlier book, the
error of Einstein: the postulate that the speed of light was fixed, was faulty,
(as many scientists are discovering in the past years) and hence the entire
theory of space-Time of Mr. Einstein was faulty. Yet it took me twenty years
more to find the solution to those errors the discontinuity of space-time...
The biggest error of science, the reason why science had failled where I have suceeded, was that Einsteinian concept of a continuous single time and space, a mere abstr action of the mathematical plane. Times and spaces are discontinuous, as their equivalent concepts, information and energy are. Discontinuous Spaces (energies) and discontinuous times (informations), are the ultimate substances of the Universe, and its living species.
In the "Encyclopaedia of Times", we argue that equivalence between energy and space , between a cycle of time , and a bit of information. If you are able to understand that equivalence and apply it to your knowledge of reality, you will also be able to unlock that door.
We are all made of Times: the fundamental particle.
We are all made of: Temporal Information Moving through Energic Space
What are the laws of those Times?
Why Times move in organic cycles?
Why Times evolve into organisms made of smaller Times?
How we translate the laws, species and cycles of Physics, biology and History, to Theory of Times?
All
those questions receive simple answers in this web, and are exhaustively analyzed
in the "Encyclopaedia
of Times", which unifies
social and physical sciences
around the intuitive concept of an event of times, the
memorial unit of the Universe, that under simple laws of morphology
and social behavior has evolved in stairs of size from
the simplest temporal cycle, the spiral, to the absolute cycle, the
Big-Bang Universe.
