From: David Lynch <dnl1960 at yahoo.com>
      To: Katie Robertson <k.e.robertson at bham.ac.uk>
      Cc: David Sloan <d.sloan at lancaster.ac.uk>; Julian
        Barbour <julian.barbour at physics.ox.ac.uk>
      Sent: Monday, February 24, 2020, 2:46:01 AM EST
      Subject: Alternative to the Twin Universe Janus Point
      
      
      Katie,
      
      
      In the BBC Reel video, 
you give an interpretation of
          David Sloan's Parameter Time.
        
        Clearly you have an understanding of the Twin
                Universe theory and the Janus Point as postulated by
              Julian and David.
              
             
      
      
      
      
      People say that a dog is man's best friend. That is until
        you try to take a steak bone away from a hungry dog.
      A mathematician is your best friend, until to try to take
        0.0 away from them.
        An astronomer is your best friend, until to try to take
          the Big Bang theory away from them.
        A quantum theorist is your best friend, until you try to
          take Many Worlds theory way from them.
        On the flip side, a Christian is your best friend, until
          you try to take Jesus away from them.
          
              
        At 33 seconds in the above 
linked video, Julian says,
        "We have to think out of the box and readjust our thinking to what is
        really happening in the Universe."
The language of Mathematics has placed the theories of modern
          astronomy into a big bang box.
      When I fell out of the box, was at the moment that I
        realized that since the universe is made of atoms, "no thing" could be
        nothing.
      As a scientists, I realized that using 0.0 to describe the
        universe was my greatest mistake.
      
      
      In the early 2000s, I stumbled across Julian Barbour's "The
        End of Time" book.
      At the time, I was searching for out of the box ways to
        look at the world around me.
      I found his writing most intriguing. Until I read how he was sure
        that in an alternate universe Lady Dianna was still alive.
      
            
      BLeaf systems
              can be triggered by certain words, we all have
            mental land mines that explode causing deafness and
            blindness.
      Julian triggered the Many Worlds blindness in me, and
          understandably this email could trigger similar blindness in Julian's
          mind.
      Trigger land mine. The Many Worlds theory like the
          Multiverse theory is a mathematical mistake.
      Below is a link to a graphic that explains how
          Science could be lead to BLeave in multiple separate universes.
       
      
      
      
      The language of mathematics more specifically the number
        line - ∞<0.0< ∞+,
        has lead science astray.
      When Julian states that what is needed is to think outside
        of the box.
        One must first define the box that contains them.
        
My contention is that mathematics describes the box, and what is
          needed is a new axiom of mathematics.
        The axiom that resolves many mathematical mistakes is the
          new axiom,  “ -c>∞<c+ ” 
        Read: negative speed of light is greater than infinity,
          and infinity is less than speed of light positive.
        
        
        
          At 33 seconds in the above linked video,
              as Julian states we need to readjust our thinking, and the graphic
              is a reflection that looks like a
              butterfly. 
          Using the new axiom of mathematics, “
                  -c>∞<c+ ”, I present to you another
              butterfly that I call the KnoWell.
           
          
         
        
        A philosopher's LENS that uses the
                logic of Lynch, the energy of Einstein,
                the force of Newton, and the sayings of Socrates to describe a
                moment of time as infinite.
        In my below linked email to Fay Dowker, I describe how to
          apply the KnoWell to modern cosmological questions.
         
        
        
        
      
        
        
        "The emergence of the Universe is the
              precipitation of Chaos through the evaporation of Control." ~3K
        
        
        In the Twin Universe video, there is a time line before
          the big bang,
          a time line after the big bang that are both heading away from the
          bang,
          and a parameter time line intersecting the totality of both time
          lines.
        The KnoWell has a control time line, in a "particle"
          state,
          that is expanding and is interchanging energy with a
          chaos time line, in a "wave" state, that is collapsing.
        This interaction is creating the infinite
          of a moment.
        
        
        The friction of control "particle" exchanging
          place with chaos  "wave"
          and vice versa creates what is seen as the 3K background
          radiation.
        The graphic representation of the KnoWell in relation to
          the Twin Universe graphic,
          is the same butterfly wing on the left, but a chaotic cloud like wing
          on the right.
          
The father away from the moment, the more chaotic and diffused
            the right wing would become.
        
        
        The arrow of time is the evaporation of control and the
          precipitation of chaos onto the wick of the moment. 
        What ->was, "all of history", is combined with what
          ->could be, "all potential futures", to create ->what is, "the
          now".
          The instant that a ->what was, is combined with a ->what
            could be,
            the sum total of ->what could be, is reduced by one and the
            ->what was is increased by one.
          The arrow of time is that everything can only happen
            once...
        
        
        Below is a link to the artwork that I used to derive the
          KnoWell equation.
         
          
          
          
          
          
          If you click on the smaller images in the above "
kant" link you will expand the images.
 
          
          
          
          
        
       
       
        
        
        
      
      
      Your thoughts are most welcome,
      David Noel Lynch