In truth, it is far simpler, Paul. But I will need structural philosophy to explain this in two paragraphs.
We understand the world to contain men and women. If we base the world on men, then it will be an incompleteness. If we based the world on women, then it will be an incompleteness. If we next declare the world as based on human beings, then we lifted ourselves off the ground.
By embracing human beings as the central entity, we eliminated the fundamental distinction so central to what makes us human. We completed the task by removing an essential aspect.
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That's it. Scientists are working with the idea that they can find something that fits in a location called singularity, that, next, is declared empty, and that , next, unifies all reasons why matter appeared in the first place.
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They want their cake and eat it two times.
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In the Big Whisper model only truths are placed and all the humbug is removed.
* no cosmic inflation
* no super-hot conditions requiring cooling
* no center ending up materializing
The center was not empty. It contained the original energy capable of producing matter. But the center never produced it.
Walk up a hill and we can declare it +1, +2, +3, +4. In the center we take steps, declared as 00, 00, 00, and walking down the hill declared as -5, -3, -2.
The incompleteness is that the 00s are always there. Always. I have presented my link to mathematical evidence before that zero is a natural number (as in always), but you did not respond.
This time, let's make it simpler:
Of all the numbers there is only one number that represents single/singularity. That is number 1.
No other number is singular.
Especially note that zero is not a singular number.
Big Bang [1, 2, 3, 4, 5...]
Big Whisper [0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5...].
Gödel was right and his work is applicable to physics. But scientists do not understand that that zero provides choice, and it was their choice to remove choice from the overall equation. They want their 1, and they are willing to eat it any which way they. They should have listened to Gödel.
