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However, if we look for a stronger definition of the said word, we must comprehend there can never be any such thing as a non-existent universe. You can't have a non-existent universe. There must always be a something universe. Even if we were to remove everything from
the universe, galaxies, stars, planets, we'd still be left with a vacuum, an empty space.
Yet, it seems inconceivable to believe we can take everything out of the universe, because logic tells us it would have nowhere to go: Where could you take everything to? If the universe is infinitous, you could never remove the material from a universal remit, and place it beyond the natural borders, and if it's not infinite, it makes a mockery of creation itself.
In other words, it would mean there is something quite tangible beyond our own known boundaries. Thus we must assume, for the sake of argument, all the material in the universe has restructured itself. It's not what it once was. What I deduced from this belief, was our universe in its roar state must have been built of a different substance than that which we see around us at the moment, a substance that does not resemble anything in our comprehension as we understand it today, and therefore could not theoretically apply to any law of physics as we understand it either. We might even say, at the pre-empirical state, before existence even became the laws of physics were neutered. And so what is this pre-physics?
Physics is that branch of science which applies to matter and energy, their interactions in the scope of mechanics, optics, heat, acoustics, electricity, magnetism, radiation, atomic structure and nuclear phenomena; the physical processes and phenomena of a particular system.
As you can see from the above, it was somewhat of a difficult task to track down a material, or non-material as it might well be termed in a pre-physics dimension that could convert an entire universe from something that doesn't exist in the first place, yet does exist, which can be boundless, yet prerequisite at the same time. We might even term this period aphysics. A hermaphrodite of mass and energy. For years I was stumped. I couldn't for the life of me come up with any reasonable solution to a seemingly insoluble problem, then, just when I was about to call it a day, give up and admit defeat, a rather unique
idea struck me.
I explored the possibility of using a carbon based material to solve the conumdrum and construct a universe exclusively from this primordial state, as naturally everything around us is built of one carbon compound or another. A unique idea suddenly turned into a frantic search, sleepless nights and
eventual formulation of a loose model on creation that was about to drive me crazy. But what form of carbon could we actually use to generate an entire sequence of events, subdivide the atomic substructure and build a perfect universe from it? Suddenly, out of the blue, it hit me like a freight train. Diamond.
The possibility of an entire univese built out of a single, infinite plock of diamond or some other pre-physics vitrescent material seemed obtuse at first, but then gradually it began to make more sense when I meticulously explored the finer detail over the coming months. What initially seemed an off-the-cuff, unguarded thought, one of those thoughts people who deal in this field tend to throwaway after a few hours toying with it, suddenly translated into a frightening proposition. The basic building blocks of the idea didn't seem quite so daft after all. But I desperately needed to put some flesh on the bones of the theory. Unintensionally, I had stumbled on a very sensible idea that resolved many of the problems which needed resolving. But first I wanted to reconsider my evaluation of our universes inception, and ask: might there be many universes out there beyond the natural remit of our own finite
boundaries. The prospect of a multi-universal state was intriguing as it was startling.
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