Deductive logic - INTJ - Theory of the universe - The Big Grind

**GOD** · 01-07-2010, 09:07 AM

{NB: This post isn't finished yet, much more info to explain in it... its a mess currently}

Ok, hopefully this will give some insight into the basic conceptual blocks that INTJs employ to place order and structure in what they observe around them.

Let’s start by having a new theory on the universe and its creation.

Basically, we are led to believe that the universe started with a big bang and inflation has taken us to the point we currently are. The observable universe is accelerating away from us. The biggest problem at the moment is that the observable universe appears to be flat, however the observable universe isn't necessarily the whole universe.

"If the observable universe is smaller than the entire universe (in some models it is many orders of magnitude smaller), one cannot determine the global structure by observation: one is limited to a small patch."

To me, it's like when people thought the world was flat because they could only observe a small patch which appeared flat.

Anyway, the diagram below is taken from a science video hypothesising how dark matter and energy is likely to affect the structure of the universe over time. I have added the X and Y geometry indicators for the discussion that will follow...

Now, the first thing that comes to mind is why is the results of the big bang a flat expansion? Wouldn't it be more logical for the big bang to result in a spherical expansion (inflation)? Could the universe be being pulled apart rather than pushed apart? And if so, how and why? Furthermore if the totality of the infinite universe is indeed infinite then isn't some form of symmetry or connective loop the most likely outcome for the birth and consequential death of our universe? What about the concept of multiverses that scientists talk about, they are spherical, why isn't our universe?

The issue with the flatists in their perception of the observable universe is that unless we can be sure that we have matter that has lasted the entire length of time

So, what has a funnel look?

How about this... (X and Y added for later discussion).

Just possibly our universe is actually part of a much bigger system -> Ejection energy from a super massive Black hole.

Rather than a big bang, energy/matter is being ejected from the origin all the time. It is that that pushes our universe coupled with gravitational effects that will ultimately lead us back to the main body of matter/energy.
The observable universe is accelerating away from us because as we move along the ejection path the observable universe starts taking a greater X axis orientation. (Hence the red shift).

Interestingly, NASA upcoming improved telescope plans to see much further back towards the origin, I am expecting that eventually they should be able to detect huge concentrations of ejection energy still being expelled from the origin rather than "nothing" that would be the result of a big bang. Furthermore, if this is a symmetrical loop then there should be observable matter ahead of us, unless it deconstructs back into energy as it makes the loop... like a big rip.

So, that’s how INTJs can think, the logic has symmetry, is within parametric concepts, is scalable and doesn't have unsolved edges like a simple funnel shaped universe.

Nb: This theory was developed more than 5 years ago by me. Just in case some academics start trying to pass of my idea as their own! Its called "The big Grind".