The Big Whisper Model, Singularities, Black Holes and Gödel’s Incompleteness Theorems.

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In science, the word singularity is peculiar in that it is not based on the word single, but rather on the word singular, meaning strange. In turn, singular itself is based on the word single, yet its meaning needs to be understood as unique, as the single one standing out from the crowd. The meaning for singularity in science can be understood as that specific state for which mathematics is not providing a (clear) answer; a single area is not behaving like the rest.

Singularities are important in science because they are not only used to declare the position after passing the event horizon in Black Holes, but a singularity is also placed at the starting point for materialization. The importance of singularities cannot be overstated.

Additional linguistic complexity is presented when the word singularity occurs together with the idea of unification. With unification all matter is thought to exist in an ultimately single larger framework.

This article describes how untangling these two concepts of single and singular can help us see the big picture better.

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The Big Whisper model is the only scientific model about the origin of matter that declares that unification is ultimately absent. Yet before…