The often-impenetrable realized models of modern physics and philosophy drive me to find the sober origin of the schism. I therefore wish to realize my thoughts of physics and space.
My aim is to examine time in different ways and our sensual-related consciousness of its flow over philosophical considerations and afterwards of physical ones, both denominating truth, and finding them summarized into a common correlation and affinity.
Table of Contents
1 Introduction
2 Space
2.1 Individualization process
2.2 Cavity in respect to absolute space
3 Time & Entropy
3.1 Correlation
3.2 Implicitness of entropy
3.3 Origin of the timeline
4 Motion & Gravity
4.1 Correlation
4.2 Motion
4.3 Gravity
4.3.1 Gravity in respect to singularities in concept
5 About the formatting energies
6 Side views
Objectives and Core Topics
The work aims to investigate the nature of time through a dual lens of physical theory and philosophical inquiry, seeking to reconcile these perspectives into a unified correlation. The author examines how consciousness and physical motion define our perception of temporal flow and spatial dynamics.
- Theoretical examination of time and space as reciprocal, diametrical principles.
- Exploration of entropy, thermodynamics, and their influence on the "arrow of time".
- Analysis of motion and gravity as emergent phenomena within a "polarized cavity".
- Integration of historical philosophical perspectives from figures like Kant, Locke, and Hegel into modern physical concepts.
Excerpt from the Book
2.1 Individualization process
Origin of circular hierarchical motion and entry of duality is the circular impulse diverged into duality in this Space Cavity, in reciprocal relation of Motion (Universe) and Gravity.
Considering the injective individualization process ‘principium individuationis’ absolute space splits by a circular motion into a hierarchy; outwardly permeable to the negative absolute space toward the positive cavity which is limited by its absolute Energy, which is gravitationally converged electromagnetic motion, which is bound mainly by the thermodynamic instaneity - result of the time/entropy determinism of this cavity. To enter into a relationship, part of space must be converged with a massive circular hierarchy of motion to diverge from it’s state of perfect indifference, - a cavity induced individualization process, which diverges inversely. Principles of time and space have split in space: the invisible unlimited world, the principle of absolute peace, absolute power, indifference and motionless: and – positive movement in time, an imaging quality quantitatively assessed by spatial gravitational movement. Movement is bound in this cavity, which is enclosed by the principle of potent immobility. Absolute space is in a diametrical dynamic to time. Absolute space is everywhere aside from movement and relationships.
Summary of Chapters
1 Introduction: Outlines the motivation to bridge modern physics and philosophy, establishing the central hypothesis regarding the origin of space and time.
2 Space: Defines the concept of a "Space Cavity" and the individualization process that creates a duality between absolute space and the manifested universe.
3 Time & Entropy: Investigates the relationship between thermodynamic entropy, motion, and the formation of a one-dimensional timeline.
4 Motion & Gravity: Explores gravity as a byproduct of electromagnetic motion and its interaction within the dipolar cavity.
5 About the formatting energies: Discusses geometric flows and energy distributions, referencing mathematical concepts like Ricci flow to explain physical structures.
6 Side views: Concludes with a reflection on how subjective human consciousness shapes the experience of time and spatial reality.
Keywords
Time, Space, Entropy, Gravity, Motion, Thermodynamics, Individualization, Duality, Electrodynamics, Cosmology, Physics, Philosophy, Singularity, Energy, Causality
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the core focus of this work?
The work focuses on understanding the fundamental nature of time, space, and motion, attempting to unify physical models with philosophical contemplations.
What are the primary themes discussed?
The main themes include the origins of the universe, the role of thermodynamics in temporal flow, the relationship between gravity and electromagnetic motion, and historical philosophical views on time.
What is the author's primary research objective?
The objective is to find a sober origin for the schism between modern physics and philosophy by summarizing their truths into a common correlation.
Which scientific methodology is employed?
The author uses a deductive and theoretical approach, analyzing physical propositions alongside philosophical definitions to formulate a new conceptual framework for time and space.
What is covered in the main body of the text?
The main body covers the "individualization process" of space, the role of entropy in thermodynamic systems, the mechanisms of motion and gravity, and the mathematical concepts related to energy formatting.
Which keywords best describe the paper?
Key terms include Time, Space, Entropy, Gravity, Motion, Thermodynamics, and Duality.
What is meant by the "Space Cavity"?
The "Space Cavity" is presented as a polarized region within absolute space where duality is created through circular impulses, leading to the manifestation of the universe and time.
How does the author relate thermodynamics to time?
The author views time as a regressive process governed by entropy, where thermodynamic disequilibria manifest as motion and gravitational forces.
Why are historical philosophers referenced?
Philosophers like Kant, Locke, and Hegel are cited to support the author's analysis of how human perception and consciousness categorize "time" and "space" as fundamental aspects of reality.
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- Anna Laura Dyczynski (Autor:in), 2013, Of the necessity to reduce all phenomena into the one dimensional time, München, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/441925
