If we consider singularity as an informational pool, then it can store and save particles information.

 

Assumption S6: Singularity is the domain of infinite information potential.

The above characteristics describe a kind of entity that I suppose can exist outside the space-time universe. “Singularity” may not be the best name for this entity, because it may be confused with the singularity produced when mass is infinitely condensed. On the other hand, I cannot resist choosing this term, because it otherwise perfectly describes the proposed entity. This singularity is not a pernicious one, because it does not contain ultra-dense mass.

 

Departing from the Norm

 

Here I would like to refer to Kurt Godel’s philosophy of mathematics, particularly his work on undecideability, to indicate possibility of entities beyond our space-time universe.

 

There would always be mathematical statements that are true but can never be proved to be true from existing axioms. He envisaged these true statements as therefore already existing—out there—in a platonic domain, beyond our ken.²⁶ 

 

So far, we have tried to follow physical laws to explain the proposed singularity. However, the result is something unfamiliar to contemporary physics. Then again, new possibilities are the “fresh blood” of scientific advancement. Departing from scientific norms when evidence dictates it is nothing new. That is what Einstein and others did. Quantum mechanics, which deals with the building-block particles of our physical universe, is also a big leap from classical physics. Throughout the upcoming discussion, we will explore whether our definition of singularity can aid us in finding the solution for the unexplained paradoxes that exist in theoretical physics, and in the nature of consciousness.

 

Summary

 

I define singularity as an entity separate from the space-time universe. I have further assumed that the space-time universe exists and expands inside the proposed singularity. The singularity lacks space, time, and matter and includes infinite amount of energy and information. In addition, I have further speculated that energy fields and virtual particles originate in singularity. In the next section I introduce subjectivity as another property of the singularity realm.

 

In following sections, I will offer explanations for many unexplained phenomena in physics on the basis for the model we are proposing, and we will explore the mystery of mind and its relation to other elements of reality.²⁷

 

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26.) Davies

27.) Soo Kim raises the philosophical argument that for things to exist there should be a nothing. Without nothingness, thing-ness loses its meaning. Likewise, for nothing to have meaning, there must be thing. In another world existence without absence does not have a meaningful definition.