I could do with someone much smarter than me tearing this little
theory down, please help and send me packing.

I don't believe in God :shock: but what if there is a God and he is
not a being, an old man with a white beard on a throne, an
intelligence or consciousness or a sentient being, but a mathematical
equation, a law of physics. The result of this law is everything. This
equation defines everything. It can not be reduced any further and all
physical laws and properties can be explained and predicted within it.

M Theory may be a theory of everything but it creates further
problems.
-For this universe to exist in a state of stability with 4 obvious
dimensions, with intelligent life, there may be an infinite amount of
other histories of universes where intelligent life existing was not
possible.
In order for a state, a void, whatever, to exist in which (multiple)
Branes can exist and be stable there again must be an infinite number
of states in which ours results in stable Branes, perhaps colliding to
create our universe and intelligent life. May we be the result of an
infinite number of infinities?
For this to exist there must be a law that allows for an infinite
number of universes, an infinite number of states, voids? in which
these Branes can exist.
And what are the odds that the existence of infinities can exist. Like
throwing a mathematical dice an infinite number of times and
eventually coming up with an equation that represents our universe
and all its laws. Mustn't there be a law that allows for the dice to
be thrown an infinite number of times. And does that mean the dice is
loaded, through the existence of infinity, (if it exists?). If it
does, are we not in fact an expected, predictable outcome, that some
super intelligent being could have predicted would exist given enough
throws of the dice.
Imagining that it does exits, the law which allows infinities, can it
be random, a result of infinities? At some point, doesn't a law have
to exist allowing the existence of infinite possibilities, resulting
in infinite states in which infinite universes can exist, resulting
in us?
Isn't that a loaded dice, a law that allows infinities to be, is that
God, not in the traditional sense, but a law, that results in all
other laws of physics being allowed through infinite possibilities.
Does it have to be a decision?
Suppose it's true, then the law which led to allow the existence of
infinities, can not be reduced further, to infinite possibilities
allowing it to exist, it must be a decision. There must be a single
law that allows for infinities and results in all other laws. What
governs it, what made it say yes?
Maybe there is no multiverse, nothing outside of this, but Help!!

I could do with someone much smarter than me tearing this little
theory down, please help and send me packing.

I don't believe in God :shock: but what if there is a God and he is
not a being, an old man with a white beard on a throne, an
intelligence or consciousness or a sentient being, but a mathematical
equation, a law of physics. The result of this law is everything. This
equation defines everything. It can not be reduced any further and all
physical laws and properties can be explained and predicted within it.

I could do with someone much smarter than me tearing this little
theory down, please help and send me packing.

I could do with someone much smarter than me tearing this little
theory down, please help and send me packing.

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I could do with someone much smarter than me tearing this little
theory down, please help and send me packing.

I don't believe in God :shock:

but what if there is a God and he is
not a being, an old man with a white beard on a throne, an
intelligence or consciousness or a sentient being, but a mathematical
equation, a law of physics.

The result of this law is everything.

This equation defines everything.

It can not be reduced any further and all
physical laws and properties can be explained and predicted within it.

M Theory may be a theory of everything but it creates further
problems.

-For this universe to exist in a state of stability with 4 obvious
dimensions, with intelligent life, there may be an infinite amount of
other histories of universes where intelligent life existing was not
possible.

In order for a state, a void, whatever, to exist in which (multiple)
Branes can exist and be stable there again must be an infinite number
of states in which ours results in stable Branes, perhaps colliding to
create our universe and intelligent life. May we be the result of an
infinite number of infinities?