[betty boop]

The discussion of the singularity from which this universe sprang was also very engaging. Indeed, it is a superposition of all that becomes. By my reading of relevant articles, the scientific materialist cosmology requires that this be so and there was at one time a corresponding concern if information was lost in a black hole. IOW, it cannot be lost if it were all contained in that singularity. But, like you, I suspect this concern arises from a current lack of understanding concerning dimensionality.

Thank you so very much for your kind "review," Alamo-Girl! I agree with your suspicion that problems of dimensionality are not well understood, and this may arrest progress in scientific research, at least for a while. But it seems to me you are exactly right: No information can be lost in a Black Hole that was front-loaded into the system on Day One, especially when that information was loaded in, in a hierarchically redundant manner, and is carried by a universal field. Seems to solve that problem!

I cannot believe this piece was moved to Chat. I posted it to Philosophy. I've been working on it intensively for the past four weeks, with copious spillage of blood, sweat, and tears along the way. Plus I researched it six ways to Sunday. This was serious scholarship. I do not consider it a "vanity piece" -- but apparently, someone at FR does. Sigh. Life is not fair. :^)

Chat. B.S.

I will have to reconsider my giving, the next time FR has its quarterly fund drive.

Thank you so much for writing, Alamo-Girl -- and for your kind words and moral support.

[Alamo-Girl]

You have a great deal more than my "kind words and moral support", betty boop! I treasure all of your posts, every one!