Sunday, April 27, 2014

Multiply is simply efficient

It all boils down to the simple fact that the vacuum of space can conserve sample space if it can multiply accurately. So whenever a two potential barriers arise that block off a Euclidean group, the vacuum of space settles in.  We end up with a step function world.

There seems to be a limit, from the noise of the universe fringe to the Higgs wave.  I dunno why. Likely we reach a natural point where divide becomes more efficient than the next level up, so the universe cycles.

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