Whether you believe in God or a Unified Field, it's the same thing.
That's why so many physicists believe in God — not necessarily the Christian version exactly, but that there is a unified field.
What's important is that if God has an identity, it is distinct from the laws of physics. It's a product of God, if it isn't God itself.
But then, maybe that's the thing about it: both a system and its creator rolled into one.
My intuition is that the laws emerged out of the singularity and the infinite never-end, like the Tao Te Ching talks about — a beginning, but no end.
God is the magnum opus for which we strive: greater and greater perfection. That logically implies that outside of time, it is a higher-dimensional lattice that is the convergence point.
That's why so many physicists believe in God — not necessarily the Christian version exactly, but that there is a unified field.
What's important is that if God has an identity, it is distinct from the laws of physics. It's a product of God, if it isn't God itself.
But then, maybe that's the thing about it: both a system and its creator rolled into one.
My intuition is that the laws emerged out of the singularity and the infinite never-end, like the Tao Te Ching talks about — a beginning, but no end.
God is the magnum opus for which we strive: greater and greater perfection. That logically implies that outside of time, it is a higher-dimensional lattice that is the convergence point.
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