The Idea of Creation

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Foreword:
Firstly, I have to clarify that this is neither a scientific nor a religious work. While this will be obvious to someone who actually reads this work, there are people who make judgments in haste and I must state the obvious for their benefit. While the concepts incorporate various themes currently accepted by modern science, I do not state either those themes or my understanding of them to be factually accurate. Also, I would like to clarify that my main objective in writing this book is to entertain the reader and, possibly, encourage the reader to seek alternate answers on any topic before they decide for themselves. I would finally like to thank you for reading so far into the Foreword and hope you will read the pages that follow. I hope you enjoy reading this as much as I enjoyed writing it. THANKING YOU, SLEEPY SHADOW 29th December, 2011
To Ideas, and everyone that has them
PART - I
THE UNIVERSE
In The Beginning
In the beginning, there was nothing.
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The First Idea
Out of nothingness, came The First Idea.
The First Idea

The First Idea was: Ideas can generate further ideas.
The First Idea
So, The First Idea generated further ideas.
The Law of Ideas

Every Idea directly or indirectly derives from The First Idea. These Ideas are bound only by the limits of The First Idea.
The Law of Ideas

Ideas can generate further Ideas No Idea can violate The First Idea, which is also in itself The Law of Ideas.
The Law of Ideas

No Idea can invoke The First Idea to violate itself No Idea can generate an Idea that stops Ideas Generating Further Ideas.
The Second Idea
The Second Idea was generated after The First. Until now, all there was, was nothingness.
The Second Idea
So, The Second Idea was that there should be something that differs from nothingness.
The Second Idea
The Second Idea was the Idea of Matter. Matter is that which is different from nothingness
The Third Idea
There was matter, but matter alone did nothing. There had to be something to act on matter.
The Third Idea
The Third Idea was the Idea of Energy. Energy is that which can cause matter to act.
The Fourth Idea
There was matter and there was energy, but there was the possibility that there would be too much or too little of either.
The Fourth Idea
There had to be a way to regulate the amounts of both. These two entities had to be correlated.
The Fourth Idea
This was The Fourth Idea: Matter and Energy can be converted into each other.
The Fifth and Sixth Ideas

There was matter, but it was in nothingness. It could be acted on by energy, but the result would be nothing.
Matter needed somewhere to be where it could be acted on by energy and interact with other matter.

The Fifth Idea was the Idea of Space. Space is that where matter and energy can exist and act on each other.

Despite there being matter, energy and space, there was no distinction between individual interactions. All events were undefined.
There had to be a way for individual interactions to be separate events from each other.

The Sixth Idea was the Idea of Time. Time shall be that which separates interactions into events.
The Seventh Idea

Mass, energy, space and time now existed. But, for interactions to occur, they had to be fused into each other.
The Seventh Idea
They had to be brought together and intertwined with each other before interactions could truly happen.
The Seventh Idea
The Seventh Idea was that all matter, energy, space and time should begin from one specific point.
The Seventh Idea

The Seventh Idea was the Idea of Expansion. All existence shall expand from a point.
The Moment of Creation:

All matter, energy space and time was concentrated at one singular point. And, in one instant, they expanded outwards.
And from that moment, time, space matter and energy existed and began to interact with each other.
This was the beginning of the universe.
PART - II
STARDUST
Chaos
Time, space, energy and matter began to expand. There were interactions between them as the Ideas had planned.
Chaos
But these interactions were not controlled by any rules. They were chaotic.
Chaos
While it did not matter in the early universe, Ideas began to form that wanted more structure.
Chaos
Ideas formed that interaction between matter, energy, space and time had to be controlled.
Control of Matter
First, matter had to be controlled. Matter could not exist in a free state, but had to be bound to form particles.
Control of Matter
The bound form of matter was easier to control. These particles would also be further restricted.
Control of Matter
Particles would only interact with other particles in proximity to it in space and time.
Control of Matter
Particles would be further restricted with regards to time. They would only be able to interact linearly with time.
Control of Matter
This linear interaction meant that every particle (and everything composed of particles) would have a linear timeline.
Fields
A further control was created so that the interactions between particles would be even more organized.
Fields
This was the Idea of Fields. Multiple Fields would be formed around and within matter to control how matter reacted to interactions.
Fields
Some Fields would purely attract. They would cause matter to pull towards each other.
Fields
Other fields would exist in duality, with two different states. Different states of field would interact differently.
Fields
In some combinations, fields with duality would attract, in other combinations they would repel.
Order
With these Ideas applied to the chaotic universe, there was more regularity and organization in the interactions.
Order
Particles formed and interacted with each other in various ways. Matter formed substance.
Order
The attraction and repulsion provided by the various newly formed fields began to form larger particles.
Order
These larger particles would react with each other to form more and more structure in order to create the material universe.
Order
The relative abundance or scarcity of these particles in different regions of time and space would create different structures.
Order
Extreme scarcity would have empty space. Somewhat scarce regions would have clouds of particles.
Order
Higher densities would lead to various types of stars as well as other structures derived from them.
Order
All these would interact with each other in a larger scale than before.
PART - III
EVOLUTION OF IDEAS
The Next Step

Ideas had created a universe. Their laws had filled it with matter and energy, bound by time and space.
The Next Step

The matter began to form more and more organized structures. Where there were enough particles, their attraction caused them to form massive structures.
The Next Step

These massive structures gave off excess energy in radiant form. Stars were born.
The Next Step

Often, structures that were not as massive as the stars were formed. These began to circle stars or other structures similar to themselves.
The Next Step

Such structures became planets, moons, comets and asteroids. The universe now had a lot of variety.
The Next Step
Ideas created a universe with galaxies of stars, planets, moons, comets, asteroids and dust clouds.
The Next Step

However, Ideas were the only thing so far capable of self replication. Until the Idea of Life.
The Idea of Life
The Idea that there should be other things capable of replication was a controversial Idea.
The Idea of Life

Such creations might disturb the balance of the universe. Worse, what if they overpopulated the universe and rendered Ideas obsolete?
The Idea of Life

The solution was a simple Idea: These creations had to be made up of matter, so the laws of matter would apply to them.
The Idea of Life
They would require further matter and energy to replicate, so their replication and possible spread would be slow.
The Idea of Life
If they failed to gather enough matter and energy, they would be unable to replicate.
The Idea of Death
However, that could lead to too many creations that were unable to replicate and just occupying space.
The Idea of Death

So, after a period of time, a creature that could not gather enough energy and matter would be permanently incapable of doing so.
The Idea of Death
This was the Idea of Death and closely followed the Idea of Life.
Location
So, where to put these creations? Empty space had too little matter to sustain them.
Location
Stars had enough matter to sustain them, but they also had vast amounts of energy. Any life on a star would either be too massive or replicate too quickly.
Location
So, they had to be put on a planet, where there was enough matter and neither too much nor too little energy.
Evolution
So, creations that could replicate came to be. They used matter and energy around themselves to replicate.
Evolution
Initially, these creations were a few substances working in synchrony with each other. They could replicate, forming new copies of themselves.
Evolution
But, producing identical copies meant that every new replica would be confined to the location of the parent.
Evolution
That was until Idea that every copy should carry differences from the original came into being.
Evolution
Like Ideas themselves, these creatures generate new creatures, that would have differences from the parent.
Evolution
The creatures whose differences enabled it to gather matter and energy as well as replicate more effectively would thrive. Other ideas would not.
Evolution
This was the Idea of Evolution.
The Food Chain

Forms of life needed to gather matter and energy to survive and replicate. They got these from their surroundings.
The Food Chain
Initially, all forms gathered substances directly from the immediate surroundings.
The Food Chain
Then came the Idea that some forms could gather energy radiated by a nearby star.
The Food Chain
Another Idea soon followed, that some creatures could get matter and energy by consuming other forms of life.
The Food Chain

This initially led to a conflict of Ideas. However, this was deemed necessary to control the rapidly growing numbers of creatures.
The Food Chain

So, there were multiple Ideas about which creature would be consumed by another. These were the Ideas of The Food Chain.
The Living World
Governed by these Ideas and many others, living creatures came to be.
The Living World
They evolved as was planned for them and modified themselves as well as their surroundings.
The Living World

They organized into multiple food chains that intertwined to form food webs. Their planet became a Living World.
PART - IV
THE IDEA OF INTELLIGENCE
The New Idea

Living creatures replicated to cover the entire surface of their planet. Individually, they were slow, but their persistence was effective.
The New Idea
The only things that was better than them in the universe were Ideas themselves.
The New Idea
Perhaps it might be a good Idea for these creatures to create Ideas themselves?
The New Idea

This led to another conflict of Ideas. Would such an Idea be in violation of the Law of Ideas?
The New Idea
What if these creatures did the forbidden and create an Idea that stopped the generation of further Ideas?
The New Idea

How could creatures be used as a tool to create Ideas, while ensuring that the new Ideas would not violate The First Idea?
The New Idea

If the creatures acted as vessels of Ideas, but did not create Ideas themselves, they could exchange Ideas without creating them.
The New Idea
New Ideas would be created in these creatures, but only by the Ideas already present in them.
The New Idea
This was the basis for the Idea of Exchange of Ideas, also called the Idea of Intelligence.
The Intelligent Creature
For the Idea of Intelligence to work, a suitable creature was needed.
Such a creature had to be mobile and venturesome enough to exchange Ideas with other similar creatures.
It had to be adaptable enough to survive, so that the Ideas it carried could keep on replicating.
Language
After such a creature was found, it needed to be able to share Ideas with others of its kind. It needed to be able to express new Ideas in terms of old Ideas.
Language
The ability to express Ideas from one individual to another was created. This was the Idea of Language.
Language
The ability to seek Ideas from another was soon created. This was the Idea of Questions.
Culture
Individuals that lived together and were usually related to each other shared the same or similar Ideas.
Culture
Newer Ideas created among these individuals remained in the group. This was the Idea of culture.
Culture
Ideas were often created in the groups to describe the world around them.
Culture
Some Ideas, used to describe the world were based on observations and measurements. These were the Ideas of Science.
Culture
Some Ideas were based on how individuals should interact among themselves. These were the Ideas of Ethics.
Culture
Some Ideas tried to account for both individual interactions and the natural world. These were the Ideas of Religion.
Culture
Some Ideas were codes on how the groups should act and who should guide it. These were the Ideas of Politics.
Culture
Some Ideas were codes on how resources (matter, energy and Ideas themselves) should be shared. These were the Ideas of Economics.
Conflict
A problem with intelligent creatures was that Ideas generated among different groups could sometimes be in conflict with each other.
Conflict
As Ideas were often protected commodities, conflicts between Ideas could often lead to conflict between the groups bearing them.
Conflict
Such conflict often led to the elimination of individuals or groups and also the Ideas that they carried with them.
And Beyond
But, overall, the rapid sharing of ideas among individuals vastly outpaced the eliminative processes.
And Beyond
The creatures utilized the Ideas to explore their environment and be more adaptable than ever before.
And Beyond
And Ideas benefited by growing in number and being more complex in their organization.
End Note
Thus I conclude this version of my take on the world around me. If you read through all of it, I thank you for your patience and hope you have found it satisfactory. I hope this book has not provided you any answers, but has provoked some questions that you will try to answer for yourself. My question of the moment is:
Do ideas govern us, or do we govern our ideas?

Thank you for the time and effort.
SLEEPY SHADOW

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To Ideas, and everyone that has them

In the beginning, there was nothing.

SLEEPY SHADOWS THE IDEA OF CREATION

The First Idea

Out of nothingness, came The First Idea.

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The First Idea

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The First Idea

So, The First Idea generated further ideas.

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The Law of Ideas

The Law of Ideas

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The Law of Ideas

The Second Idea

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The Second Idea

The Third Idea

The Third Idea

The Fourth Idea

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The Fourth Idea

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The Fifth and Sixth Ideas

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The Seventh Idea

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The Moment of Creation:

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