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Something very essential in this model of description of Reality...
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This model that we call Evolutionary Knowledge, because of the centrality of evolution in this approach, aims to give a new vision of Reality and the Universe. Some unconventional hypothesis are made to try to explain some of the fundamental unsolved mysteries in physics and cosmology.
 
  
* '''Reality and the Universe “does not exist” in a conventional sense, the whole Reality “happens”'''
 
  
* '''Creation (or) and Evolution'''
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Something very essential in this model of description of [[Reality]].
  
* '''The whole Reality is incessantly empowered by a Source of Events/Action (a Force / Field couple)'''
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This model, that we call [[Evolutionary Knowledge]] because of the centrality of the concept of [[Evolution]], beside [[Creation]], as the two complementary sub-processes that compose the [[Process of Formation of Reality|Process of Formation]], aims to give a new vision of Reality and the Universe. Many new proposals and unconventional hypothesis are made to try to explain some of the fundamental unsolved mysteries in physics and cosmology, and to reach a wider and deeper unitary representation of Nature.
  
* '''Everything is relative but the Source (Fundamental Force and Elementary Field)'''
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We can see them as key points, qualifying elements, leading arguments on which, more than others, we must evaluate the capacity of this model to explain, to describe what we observe in Nature.
  
* '''Quantum time symmetry'''
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To learn more about these topics, please refer to the page [[TFNR - 2.1 Very important hypotheses about Reality]] and all the pages in this wiki related to the specific topics (please use the wiki search engine or go to the page "[[Wiki Contents Matrix]]").
* '''Different kind of forces/fields: a matter of complexity'''
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* '''Mass, motion, charge and spin: the key is (cor)relation, organization, information'''
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* '''Energy is an elementary form of Information (or Information is a complex form of energy)'''
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* '''The “inconstancy” of natural constants and an amazing equivalence'''
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* '''Matter is not fundamental, or, better, is not so fundamental...'''
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* '''Radiation and particles are not the main part of what exists (or rather, “happens”) in Nature'''
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* '''The shape of particles and atoms is different from what we think and ever changing'''
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* '''Where is the electron? No point particles. No “solid”, unchangeable particles'''
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* '''When mass rises, volume (space extension) lowers'''
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* '''Dark matter is not made of particles'''
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* '''Dark energy as anti-mass (or positive density mass)'''
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* '''Cosmic expansion as an effect of the rising complexity of Reality'''
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* '''Large scale homogeneity of the cosmo'''s
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* '''No Big Bang! No inflation! We don’t really need things like these…'''
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* '''No limits at all'''
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* '''The Universe is intrinsically flat'''
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* '''The Universe is older than we think'''
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* '''Only one universe is needed, not many or an infinite number'''
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Latest revision as of 18:32, 6 December 2020

Something very essential in this model of description of Reality.

This model, that we call Evolutionary Knowledge because of the centrality of the concept of Evolution, beside Creation, as the two complementary sub-processes that compose the Process of Formation, aims to give a new vision of Reality and the Universe. Many new proposals and unconventional hypothesis are made to try to explain some of the fundamental unsolved mysteries in physics and cosmology, and to reach a wider and deeper unitary representation of Nature.

We can see them as key points, qualifying elements, leading arguments on which, more than others, we must evaluate the capacity of this model to explain, to describe what we observe in Nature.

To learn more about these topics, please refer to the page TFNR - 2.1 Very important hypotheses about Reality and all the pages in this wiki related to the specific topics (please use the wiki search engine or go to the page "Wiki Contents Matrix").