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To summarize the self-organizing creative effect of matter via its own gravity one final time:


Due to its very own property of "gravity", matter in the universe mutually attracts and accumulates itself in confined spaces, leaving nothing or emptiness behind.

Thus, on the one hand, it concentrates empty space (regardless of whether this expands, contracts, or neither); and on the other hand, matter transforms itself by nuclear reaction, in its resulting centers of gravity, over time with exponentially increasing speed, raising the number of elements from just a few to the count of about 100 which are known to us; then it scatters these explosively into empty space again.

These new elements then condense themselves into new (if smaller) centers of gravity, where, by chemical reaction, millions of different molecules are formed, with variants and mixtures; from these, if possible, living tissue is then created by biological reaction, which raises the range of variations to infinite, while keeping the tissue alive with an outflow of energy (and, according to Schrödinger, order), from these and other gravitational centers.

In doing so, and where it has done so, dead matter generously supplies the living matter, which it has converted itself into, with everything possible in that particular time and place: material, resources, order, complexity, diversity, light, heat, energy, potential, movement - all completely free of charge and without external input, while gradually destroying itself.


All things, material and immaterial, except matter itself, physically result from an immutable property of this dead matter - gravity - and nothing else.

So it is dead matter that creates and performs all of that which we ascribe to our own actions.


That may also serve as a guide.


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So much for a brief outline.


If the "West" cannot cope with its own findings, the old religions come again. 150 years are roughly the three great generations it takes to manifest a new social condition.

And such disorientation is definitely not "sustainable".


As shown above, however, religion, economy and science only seem to contradict one other; this becomes increasingly clear when all three concern themselves with reality and not with products of fantasy.


To which, on 'Potterism':

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tHGNf6nWUm0



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