Abstract

*Jehonathan Bentovish, Ph.D.

ABSTRACT

Based on the New "G-d's Physics" ("Computational Unified Field Theory", CUFT) Paradigm of 21st Century Theoretical Physics Twenty-First Century Theoretical Physics the Old "Material-Causal" Paradigm underlying Relativity Theory (RT) and Quantum Mechanics (QM) basic assumptions and conception of the physical universe are being challenged and revised: This Follows the New "G-d's Physics" discovery of the singular higher-ordered "Universal Computational/Consciousness Principle" (UCP) which simultaneously computes every exhaustive spatial pixel in the universe at the incredible rate of "c2/h" = 1.36-50 (sec') thereby creating an extremely rapid series of "Universal-Frames" (UF's), which therefore negates the very possibility of the existence of any (direct or indirect) "material-causal" interactions between any two (or more) exhaustive spatial pixels existing either in the same- or different "Universal-Frames" (UF's)! The physical universe was not created by an initial "Big-Bang" nuclear event, nor is it "propelled" by the purely "hypothetical" concepts of "dark-matter" or "dark-energy" but is rather being continuously computed- "dissolved"- re-computed- and evolved- by this singular higher-ordered UCP (at the incredible rate of "c2/h" = 1.36-50 sec')! Moreover, the New "G-d's Physics" (CUFT) Paradigm discovered a new "Universal Computational Formula" (UCF) which allows for the complete unification of the four basic physical features of "space" and "energy", "mass" and "time" based on two of the UCP's "Computational-Dimensions" of "Framework" and "Consistency" and their complete integration within this novel UCF! Therefore, for the first time, Theoretical Physics is able to completely unify between these four basic physical features of the physical universe as secondary computational by-products of the singular higher-ordered UCP's extremely rapid (simultaneous) computation of every exhaustive spatial pixel comprising the entire physical universe for each consecutive UF's frame/s!