“If you only knew the magnificence of the 3, 6 and 9, then you would have a key to the universe.” Nikola Tesla
Starting
with the Triadic Dimensional Distinction Paradigm (TDVP) hypothesis that the substance of reality exists in three forms:
matter, m, energy, E, and consciousness, C, interacting in a nine-dimensional domain:
three of space, and at least one of time and one of consciousness, embedded
within an open, and therefore infinite, multidimensional conscious domain, and
applying the logic and mathematics of the Calculus of Dimensional Distinctions
and Dimensional Extrapolation, I obtain the same value for the percentage of observable versus "hidden" substance of reality found by cosmologists seeking to determine how much of the substance of the universe
is observable and how much is hidden as the mysterious substance called “dark”
matter and energy. My analysis started at the smallest possible scale of
quantum reality, while cosmological probes, including the most recent, the
Planck Space Laboratory, start at the other end of the spectrum, the galactic
and universal scale. Both approaches conclude that only about 4.9% of the universe is available for
observation with the physical senses and technological extensions available to
us at this point in the history of the science and the search to define the
nature of reality.
The
conclusions of the Planck Probe cosmologists are based on the standard model of
an expanding universe derived from observational data and solutions of
Einstein’s equations of general relativity, while my conclusions are based on
the basic hypothesis of TDVP outlined above.
The major difference between the two theoretical pictures is that mainstream
cosmology has no answer for the question of what dark matter and energy are,
while TDVP identifies it as the original or primary
form of consciousness. The conscious substance, C, and
dark matter/energy are one and the same thing.
The fact that mainstream relativistic cosmology and TDVP find the same percentage of the universe observable as ordinary baryonic matter and energy strongly suggests that TDVP is compatible with both relativity and quantum physics, and answers questions that neither relativity nor quantum physics as they are currently formulated can.
I love the twist in this article. One would not expect the title of this article to be related to Christmas but as you read on, the connection becomes clear. Well done.
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