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New Theories / Is an Evolutionary Cosmology AND a Complete theory of everything Possible?
« on: 13/12/2019 10:56:20 »
My original Question and discussion "Is an Evolutionary Cosmology Possible" aroused quite a lot of interest. and has helped me greatly to find out where the sticking points in the arguments are, and encouraged me to create a different approach to what I am trying to get over.
If you are a new reader you can find this via this link
https://www.thenakedscientists.com/forum/index.php?topic=78110.new#new
It has also encouraged me enough to "go the whole hog and complete the thinking on this subject. In the hope that it may stimulate a few more innovative minds to do some serious work on it
"The complete Theory of everything
Here is a brief explanation on what I mean.
Many people talk about a "Theory Of Everything" and mean a complete understanding of all the laws of physics that define how our universe works. This is in effect only part of the story. A true theory of everything should include a reasonable model describing how and why these physical laws exist and how and why they work together to produce our universe and any others if there are good reasons why they should exist. This is what I will call "A Complete Theory of Everything"
What follows requires several steps of innovative thinking that work together so it is a good idea to try and read and understand all of it before nit picking on detail.
My wish is for people with a good solid knowledge and understanding of this range of subjects to analyse seriously What I am saying and find any real fundamental errors in the analysis and synthesis I propose.
If you are a new reader you can find this via this link
https://www.thenakedscientists.com/forum/index.php?topic=78110.new#new
It has also encouraged me enough to "go the whole hog and complete the thinking on this subject. In the hope that it may stimulate a few more innovative minds to do some serious work on it
"The complete Theory of everything
Here is a brief explanation on what I mean.
Many people talk about a "Theory Of Everything" and mean a complete understanding of all the laws of physics that define how our universe works. This is in effect only part of the story. A true theory of everything should include a reasonable model describing how and why these physical laws exist and how and why they work together to produce our universe and any others if there are good reasons why they should exist. This is what I will call "A Complete Theory of Everything"
What follows requires several steps of innovative thinking that work together so it is a good idea to try and read and understand all of it before nit picking on detail.
My wish is for people with a good solid knowledge and understanding of this range of subjects to analyse seriously What I am saying and find any real fundamental errors in the analysis and synthesis I propose.