Higgsboson vs Gravity; Supermans’ Homework

Energy fluctuations lead to a lot of instability in the system as a whole. To turn this into something more efficient, we have to do something about this instability. Truth is, the vacuum and gravity don’t mix well, they’re basically working at opposites.. If the universe is to comprise a closed system, then black holes that suck in all matter should have an ending point within the universe itself. From general observations it seems as if they do not, at least mankind, is not keen to surmise something from within the knowledge of a blackhole and come out and share it. This is with the assumption however, that black holes are a type of wormhole or even a portal into something else.

 A much scarier fact would be that they are in fact just compacting space, meaning that the mass is just being reduced into a smaller bit of space, but the energy density has remained the same. This could portray itself in all sorts of ways. For instance, black holes may be a natural phenomenon of packed energy, sort of like a set of baggage for the future. Seeing into the black hole, may be just looking into your future, so at some point in doing so you just reverse. In my previous article about logiticality, I wrote about the force of the universe, and the universal entangling of them that is required to play out a lengthy story or mission within our universe. If we remember from my article on the singularity, we briefly discussed density as a viewpoint into a particular singularity, and if these black holes are storing all this energy in a dense state, they can be future proofing themselves from that very fate.

I think the vastness of the universe has to do with the massive amount of compartmentalization, and storing that the universe has to do for our thoughts, our visions, our desires, and so on. So when you’re going through space, you’re going through someone’s head, you’re inhabiting their mind and all of it as it plays out, maybe your own. It could be that the cosmic microwave background radiation plays a role here, but I am not sure how. 

So we know that blackholes play a role in ensuring that imprint into the future, but how does it all work out with humans playing a backseat role all stacked up on Earth? Well, I think the Higgs Boson is the power that keeps or sets energy tempo within our universe. I thought about the implications of the standard model, and how gravity is in itself not a fundamental force, however, it can be seen as an identifier to the fundamental force of the higgs boson. You see, there is this notion of creation that happens with the higgs, it’s not like anything in a factory or anything that can be man made for that reason. In fact, it’s pretty much like a wave, a wave that cohabits the entire universe. This wave has a certain coefficient of wanting itself back. It wants reverb because it’s not meant to be infinitesimal. In fact, what is meant to be infinitesimal I think at least, is the potential of the space that the wave creates. One of these infinitesimal banks of creation is human consciousness.

Due to the universes’ utilization of humanities consciousness as a backup, it also ensures that certain structures always remain. This can materialize in a variety of ways but usually it’s certain people, certain places, and of course large structures like the Earth and Moon. Due to this utilization of consciousness, another strange feature happens, that is that humans at times can be a lot larger than life. If you compare the Iris of your eye and a blackhole, you’ll see a lot of familiarity. Your eyes are almost a crystalized version of a great cosmic warfare that occurred far before you even arrived here. Think about the looping possibilities there, your eye, which is present on earth, is the ultimate vision for a black hole that was present at the end of the universe, how does it all play out physically? Well, very strangely, in fact, many times it doesn’t play out due to its ridiculousness. What about in a strange quantum foam type of way, could it even play out? The answer to that is strangely, yes. 

So now, going back to the vacuum and the earth’s gravitational pull, I guess it doesn’t seem too crazy in retrospect. Well here on earth we see something similar, the vacuum and gravity have together formed a sort of bubble away from each other. Of course it comprises a lot of other things, but generally I want to take it to the top, and say that the Higgs Boson is the one that provides all of that pulling potential, whether it be due to consciousness desire or through said structures built as a fundamental starting ground. Either way, the opposition is the entirety of the vacuum, and as you may imagine, its energy comes from its desire for us, but it’s intrinsic absence of us at the same time. In a way, the vacuum acts as a sort of schrodinger's paradox for those that inhabit it, ironically that’s how I feel about space travel, 50 years after the US first went into space. What I’m trying to say here is that gravity is a great descriptor, however in itself it is not fundamental.