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JD,Thus far, you are making very good sense. No questions at this point.
jd
Objective reality: that which is external to all sentient beings, which in science’s explicate view consists primarily of four “physical” elements: space, matter, energy, and time. On the other hand, in an implicate view, objective reality consists solely of configurations of space which are manifested at the explicate level as matter, while the incremental change of such configurations is manifested at the explicate level as energy and time.
My contention that matter is a configuration of space is given credibility by: (1) string theory which contends that fermions (the basis for matter) and bosons (the basis for energy) are nothing more than vibrations of 11-dimensional space, and (2) that matter at its foundation is constructed from “point” particles (electrons and quarks) and is mostly space (a typical atom is 50,000 times the size of the nucleus).
I contend that space is the primary, physical element of the universe from which the other three physical elements are derived. The question then is: how are matter, energy, and time derived from space? My answer to that question involves analyzing space in such a way that duality (the presence of both material and spiritual components existing conterminously) is a plausible result. The duality derives from the presence of both continuous and discrete space each playing a different part if the formation of reality.
The analysis of space is at the heart of my thesis that (with your agreement) I will begin in my next post. This will require a brief discussion of the properties of infinity, a concept that I will argue is uniquely associated with the spiritual.
Yppop