Howard wrote:
wrote:

I am going to give an outline of a proof that our physical observable
Universe is that of the surface of Riemannian geometry such as the
lobes of atoms (lobes for p, d, f, and a sphere for s orbital).

Only Riem geometry allows for a Universal constant speed which is the
fastest speed.

Couldn't the universe be some other geometry, say one with completely
different axioms from all 3 (Euclidean, Loba and Reim)?

I would think those three geometries may become more refined in the
future. Perhaps they are too crude at this moment in history. Much as
the Atomic theory of Democritus in ancient times was too crude and took
some 2,000 years later to refine into quantum mechanics.

In the history of all ideas ever thought by humanity only one stands
out from all others-- all things are made up of atoms and the history
of humanity has been a continual refinement of that one great idea and
every other idea has been secondary.

The fact atoms are numerous creates arithmetic. The fact atoms have
shapes gives rise to geometry. The Atomic theory creates all the
sciences.

Everything is made up of atoms and the Universe itself is just one big
atom. So in a sense, the only things or thing that exists is atoms.
Life is just a tiny tool for atoms to make more atoms in
nucleosynthesis.

So the fact that atoms have Riem geometry of s, p, d, f electron
orbitals means the universe is shaped like an electron orbital of the
5f6 of 231Pu which has 6 lobes. The future will probably refine that
Riemann geometry, but basically it is here to stay. There maybe a
refinement in the sense that probabilities may be an axiom. There maybe
a refinement in that you could have hybrid geometries where they fade
from Riem into Eucl.

But when one gets so close to the basic foundation of all intellectual
thought-- the Atomic theory, so close with geometry, then the geometry
changes only when changes come within Atomic theory itself. Because
Atomic theory creates geometry, then only changes come to geometry if
changes come to Atomic theory.

Same thing with the forces of physics since they are so close to Atomic
theory also. We cannot understand forces of physics in isolation of the
Atomic theory, because Atomic theory creates the forces of physics,
especially considering that the entire cosmos is just one big atom.

Archimedes Plutonium
www.iw.net/~a_plutonium
whole entire Universe is just one big atom
where dots of the electron-dot-cloud are galaxies