Physics

How increasing computational complexity manifests (#22)

Article 21 - Is there a rational explanation for Dark Energy? - argues that dark energy is equivalent to increasing computational complexity. Susskind’s equation for computational complexity shows that complexity increases according to a variable called ‘t’. This ‘t’, however, is not necessarily a scalar time variable. When the computational complexity equation is transformed into explaining the growth in the fabric of space, the ‘t’ variable also needs to explain the arrow of time. Time comes into our universe with an energy that determines the order in which events unfold. This energy which could be zero-point energy, adds a spinning or spiraling movement to the fabric of space, this torsion is what makes celestial bodies rotate. This spiraling motion is also evident as the Golden Spiral of Sacred Geometry.

This article is about a Russian scientist, Dr. Nikolai Kozyrev, who discovered that time has energy; time cannot be explained as if it were a scalar variable.

Time has energy

Dr. Kozyrev who died in 1983 was one of Russia’s outstanding researchers. He started off studying the atmospheres of the Sun and other stars, the phenomenon of solar eclipses; and radiation equilibrium. However, in 1937 he was arrested and spent the next 11 years in a Soviet prison camp. While in the camp, he studied patterns that exist in life, particularly different organisms which show signs of asymmetry and/or spiraling growth.

Kozyrev concluded all life forms might be drawing off an unseen, spiraling source of energy, in addition to their normal properties of gaining energy through eating, drinking, breathing, and photosynthesis. For example, the direction of a shell’s spiraling growth and which side of the human body will contain the heart are determined by the direction of this flow. He theorized that life couldn’t form in any other way, because it uses this spiraling energy to sustain itself and must follow its proportions.

After being released from prison, Kozyrev resumed his research and came to conclude that the spiraling energy was in fact the true nature and manifestation of “time”. Joseph Farrell has written:

In statistical mechanics, based on the conventional mechanics of a point, the directivity of time does not appear as a quality of time itself but originates only as a property of the state of the system. … [According to Kozyrev], the directivity of time signifies a pattern continuously existing in time, which, acting upon the material system, can cause it to transfer to an equilibrium state. Under such a consideration, the events should occur not only in time, as in a certain arena, but also with the aid of time. Time becomes an active participant in the universe. …

[T]ime is not … merely a dimensionless scalar, … it can have, like a vector of force in ordinary mathematical physics, a direction, a movement from one point to another, or what [Kozyrev] calls, “the directivity of time.” It is this non-scalar, almost vector-like quality that Kozyrev means when he states that time is in its own right a kind of physical force.

Farrell, Joseph P. The Philosopher’s Stone: Alchemy and the Secret Research for Exotic Matter (p. 163–4). Feral House. Kindle Edition.

Torsion in space

In 1913, Dr. Eli Cartan was the first to demonstrate that the fabric of space-time in Einstein’s general theory of relativity not only stretches the fabric, but also possesses a twisting movement known as torsion. Astronomers now generally accept that the space surrounding the Earth and perhaps our galaxy has right-handed spin, meaning that energy is influenced to spin clockwise as it travels through the physical vacuum.

According to Sciama, static torsion fields are created from spinning sources that do not radiate any energy. However, a spinning source that releases energy, such as the Sun, or is associated with more than one form of movement, such as a planet rotating on its axis and revolving around a Sun at the same time, then dynamic torsion is automatically produced. This phenomenon allows torsion waves to propagate through space instead of simply staying in a single spot.

The local space of a system appears to have a spin orientation; it is not void with a curvature, but a space with a dynamic property: a rotation movement. According to Farrell:

[T]ime possesses not only energy but also a rotation moment which it can transmit to a system.

Farrell, Joseph P. The Philosopher’s Stone: Alchemy and the Secret Research for Exotic Matter (p. 176–7). Feral House. Kindle Edition.

Implications for the velocities of stars

Susskind’s idea that the computational complexity increases inside a black hole is consistent with Kozyrev’s discovery of the directivity of time which Kozyrev claimed flows like a sacred geometric spiral. The torsion in the fabric of space is what gives time its arrow. The energy associated with time, in the form of information, tells the stars how fast to travel and where to move. The torsion in space may increase as the universe ages leading to faster rotation of stars in galaxies.

The question for this article is:

Is dark energy the source of torsion in space?

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