The Human Response to the Architecture of the Observable Universe.
This essay takes the description for the Architecture; idea, immaterial, holographic; nature of the observable universe and then extends this to examine the nature of the human response to this Architecture.
The Observable Universe
It was a field of potential energy.
It varied in frequency.
It became a field of kinetic energy.
It was a singularity.
It is an expanding singularity.
Humans are an evolved part of the singularity that can sense; detect itself detecting.
Humans sense; detect themselves detecting; through constant quantum entanglement interactions.
The constant quantum entanglement interactions are varying frequencies of electromagnetic radiation; energy and mass.
The constant varying frequencies of electromagnetic radiation and the sensory; detection; delay due to the maximum speed of electromagnetic radiation; light; only allow the expanded singularity; through human senses; to sense itself in the relative past.
Space; the observable universe; perceives itself; senses itself; detects itself detecting; through humans; as a hologram of past events.
There is also a quantum correspondence to space detecting itself detecting as a hologram of past events.
The Architecture of space is a projected illusion; a hologram; of a past events.
The singularity; the universe; is a hologram of past events.
The Human Response.
Where there is a variation in energy density there is an attraction; +ve to -ve, -ve to +ve; or a repulsion; +ve to +ve, -ve to –ve; effect.
This is the nature of the original field of potential, the singularity, the fundamental forces, electromagnetic energy and also the nature of humans as an evolved part of the singularity.
Humans having detected the singularity need to protect themselves; their level of energy density; from the larger energy of the singularity; the environment; in order to have a maximum duration.
Humans surround themselves with other energy densities; energy, mass, matter, materials, objects, tools, ideas, art, offspring; that deplete after they are depleted in order to maintain their maximum duration capability; their lifespan, their longevity.
They respond automatically in a fundamental positive or negative way; as an energy density in space-time; and at a social; amygdalae; level to their local energy density, their local environment, their part of the singularity, and express this response; through ‘consensus gentium’; through their objects and language.
This is the nature of the Human response to the Architecture of the observable universe.
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Ian K Whittaker
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28/11/2016
14/10/2020
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