Essay Abstract
This essay postulates an alternative perspective of reality that cannot be proved nor disproved. The objective of this essay is not to convince the reader of anything, but to provide another narrative about the origin of the universe and another proposal as to why there is something rather than nothing. Our universe is entirely made up of the interactions of two directions imposed on each other within an infinite and infinitesimal void. All the way out to infinity and all the way down and in to every electron infinitesimally, there are orbits. The two constituents of orbits can be modeled by gravitational direction and a projected bullet's direction which has been caught in orbit around the gravitational direction's central point. As well as another version of reality, this essay also provides a means by which it can be practically used. Currently the global human community has many narratives on the origin of the universe and therefore no consensus on any single core belief of what reality is. The humans on this planet do not share a philosophy, world-view, myth or any paradigm of understanding. The infinite continuum postulate is a new narrative, a story that everyone can provisionally accept (the word provisionally is carefully chosen as its definition is: "subject to further confirmation; for the time being"). An acceptance of physical infinity and the infinitesimal is for the purpose of having a basic and common agreement among all of humanity. We require a common understanding of reality to compute what the best decisions would be in order to predict that our species will have a sustainable environment in the future. The concepts in this essay offer a means for provisional global agreement.
Author Bio
Michael Falconar is a shop teacher and survival instructor, part time philosopher.