Comments on: Godel 4

By: Doru

Doru — Tue, 20 Oct 2009 00:36:38 +0000

Hi Greg,
An old yogic master once described to me this mental experiment to help visualize the “infinite world”.
If you would have a microscope that can magnify for ever, what would you see with it? Of course by magnifying several trillion times, you would see the molecules, the atoms, the quantum waves/particles, etc. Beyond that (Plank scale) you would see the whole observable Universe, and if you keep magnifying eventually you would see our galaxy, and then our solar system, our planet, and in the end you would see yourself watching through the magic microscope. At this point the zoom on your microscope have to be something of the order of 10 to the power 100. And it never ends, you can magnify another 10 to the 100 and you will see yourself again. So the implication of this mental exercise is that you are everywhere. In any point of the Universe you chose to magnify, is just that you exist at a different level. The strange thing to me is that this levels are not separate worlds, they are basically the same one. And the rule applies also looking outwards. (the whole observable Universe (18 bilions light years)is just a sub-quantum granulation of a 10 to 100 bigger Universe, etc).
Why the Math wold be any different at different scales?

By: Gregory Brown

Gregory Brown — Mon, 19 Oct 2009 20:57:02 +0000

I found your comments really quite interesting, but I was hoping that you might expand upon them a bit. If you would, expand a bit on your comment regarding scales and Platonic entanglement.

By: Doru

Doru — Sun, 27 Sep 2009 20:58:13 +0000

My speculation about mathematics being both limitless and complete is that mathematical postulates repeat and preserve themselves inwards and outwards of our observable Universe. This is hard to grasp, but if you can mentally imagine that you would shrink 10 to the power of 100, you would end up absolutely the same person in the same Universe. So you are everywhere, in every point, just at a different scale. All these different scale worlds, are not separated, they are unique as ONE that exhibits Platonic entanglement.
10 to 100 is roughly the size of the observable Universe (18 billion light years) divided by Plank scale dimension (10 to -34 m).