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Stephan Hawking's - Theory of Everything

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Theory_of_everything

I try not to link wikipedia, but for something like this it works for now at least.

Not a fan of Stephan Hawking per say due to his atheism aspects, but I honestly can't disprove him yet either.

Jesus Christ + God is my view here personally - White Christian / White Catholic that is.

Math alone seems to connect everything. Calories = Energy type thinking just to start as an example.

Computer Simulation - Not to say we live in a computer simulation (neutral here on that view to explain this), but everything could be interconnected in a computer simulation (video game realm to as well) to me personally with what Stephan Hawking said. You could represent all the math / physics there alone to say the least as well. Even push past that and go with theoretical physics (bit goofy, but fun to me personally - who knows to - I don't know - just exploring)

Putting all physical world physics into a computer simulation at least and such.

Everything represented through physics appears right to me personally. The physics of sound alone. Everything seems like it could be in the realm of physics and I haven't found anything that couldn't be for the most part yet.

https://method-behind-the-music.com/mechanics/physics/

If it's not physics it's math alone then to me personally. Math connects everything together in the theory of everything, but I can't disprove Stephan Hawking wrong yet on this one topic / subject myself. It looks like physics does encompass everything and it all interconnects itself.

I'm talking more or so from a standpoint of Isaac Newton seeing an apple fall from a tree (if 100% true) myself though and that leading him to his work within the realm of gravity.

So observation here more or so.

It all makes total sense to me personally so far.

bored - what do the people of Poal think?

Theory of Everything - A theory of everything (TOE[1] or ToE), final theory, ultimate theory, or master theory is a hypothetical single, all-encompassing, coherent theoretical framework of physics that fully explains and links together all physical aspects of the universe. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Theory_of_everything I try not to link wikipedia, but for something like this it works for now at least. ----- Not a fan of Stephan Hawking per say due to his atheism aspects, but I honestly can't disprove him yet either. Jesus Christ + God is my view here personally - White Christian / White Catholic that is. Math alone seems to connect everything. Calories = Energy type thinking just to start as an example. Computer Simulation - Not to say we live in a computer simulation (neutral here on that view to explain this), but everything could be interconnected in a computer simulation (video game realm to as well) to me personally with what Stephan Hawking said. You could represent all the math / physics there alone to say the least as well. Even push past that and go with theoretical physics (bit goofy, but fun to me personally - who knows to - I don't know - just exploring) Putting all physical world physics into a computer simulation at least and such. Everything represented through physics appears right to me personally. The physics of sound alone. Everything seems like it could be in the realm of physics and I haven't found anything that couldn't be for the most part yet. https://method-behind-the-music.com/mechanics/physics/ If it's not physics it's math alone then to me personally. Math connects everything together in the theory of everything, but I can't disprove Stephan Hawking wrong yet on this one topic / subject myself. It looks like physics does encompass everything and it all interconnects itself. I'm talking more or so from a standpoint of Isaac Newton seeing an apple fall from a tree (if 100% true) myself though and that leading him to his work within the realm of gravity. So observation here more or so. It all makes total sense to me personally so far. bored - what do the people of Poal think?

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