reply to post by Maddogkull
As I understand it, the big bang theory includes energy as the original super-force.
Yes, I FULLY AGREE that something had to put things into motion which equates to energy!
That is exactly the predicament. Motion in our perception must have a cause.
The best theory I personally have seen on this thread so far is the idea that thoughts happen in a different dimension than the physical reality and
that the physical reality must have been brought motion via a thought. This is assuming that there is conscious thought beyond our perception and our
ability to communicate. What other ideas do we have about the "first motion"?
As far as the idea that the original super-force itself was a physically existing energy that required to be put into motion by means of its own
volatility... I am not so sure.
You could also assume that the fullness of nothingness which is infinite potential energy powers into this physical universe, forcing motion, and then
the kinetic energy translates back into potential energy and so forth via a direct current, sort of like an infinite potential energy battery, which
it has now been brought to my attention, would be possible due to infinitely large and infinitely small black holes within what we might visually
perceive to be something called the "spectral", which is apparently the geometric infinity.
Meaning that energy would pour out from stars which are the sources of energy and light and would be absorbed into the black hole only to retranslate
into infinite potential energy and resend this energy in the form of a source, over and over, in a harmonious sequence which might very well cause the
cohesiveness of everything due to micro/macro waves, vibrations if you will, which harmonize with all energy and matter in the universe in order to
keep it in a sort of perceived stasis...?
It's 1:18 AM. Okay?