What is the world made of?
- Matter
- Antimatter
- ?
What are the principal force(s) in the world?
- Energy
- ?
How do these forces manifest?
- Electricity
- Magnetism
- Chemical/molecular bonding
- ?
What is the direction of these forces?
- Heirarchical evolution/building blocks
- Entropy
What are the purposes of these forces?
- Bonding
- Persistence
- Chaos
- Disintegration
- ?
What are the central laws of existence?
- Thermodynamics
- ?
Commentary: The world’s ingredients can only be matter and antimatter, no? What else do you need?
The force of the world is energy and nothing else. Other than energy, there is no force at all.
The force manifests as electric current, magnetic pull and especially bonding of elements. Like Einstein said, everything’s a force field.
The purposes of the force are creation/progression (hierarchical evolution), attachment (bonding), scattering (chaos), and annihilation (disintegration).
Casting all distraction aside and boiling what’s left all down, the underlying rule of existence seems to be thermodynamics. Getting down to brass tacks, what else do you need other than thermodynamics? It’s the base law of them all. Strip it all way, and only thermodynamics remains. All else is dross.
Now that we have solved some of the major problems of the universe, I think I will go lie down for a bit.
Discuss.
