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I've just tossed the concepts around and I have the answer but I might start with Entropy first.

The universe is a ticking clock going tick tock tick tock, space, time, space, time from the big bang until now and will go on expanding and cooling.

Every tick is a new number added to the slow and ...

Thankyou for the enguagement and intelligent questions.

1. Rotational invariance (isotropy) & 2. Lorentz invariance
The problem with the first two questions is the very concept of an "Empty Universe".

The 16 properties I describe are emergent from the quantum matrix created by the Electro ...

Overnight I have just had an insight that might make all this easier to understand.

Interpreting the time-space bit in the Universal Cellular automata matrix is relatively straight forward.

Lets use a relative view at 5 matrix transition cycles. (Its the number of cycles the defines a relative ...

Further to my last.

When I ponder time and space I can say that space is a place and time is a transition.

Time dense particles are massive and small because it takes a lot of "ticks" of the Quantum clock for them to transition from one place to another. (Remember transition vectors are quantum ...

I can sense scepticism - good, I want a discussion so that these ideas can be vigorously tested.

Analogue mathematics is not silly, it is elegant but unsuited to processing digital information. My insight probably came because I have been pondering the meaning of both General Relativity and Quantum ...

Taking the concept further, one might reasonably guess that given enough time the universe will eventually become a black - (anti-black hole) matrix.

Doesn't that structure describe the creation of matter in the early universe? Protons are Black Holes, Neutrons are Black-Hole anti-black-hole pairs ...

Clarification:
The matrix only explores the most complex pattern space in the infinite range of possibilities. It is that property that I believe links this theory to prime numbers.

The possible outcomes are infinite, but the matrix itself is not. The pattern simply reflects back on itself creating ever more complex interactions.

Quantum Relativity - Linking General Relativity and Quantum Mechanics

Albert Einstein created his famous theory of general relativity using
equations that describe an analogue world.

Like Newton before him, he was able to describe the motions in the
universe but Einstein’s’ analogue equations ...