Is the Universe a Singular Entity with Time as an Illusion?

[getodechoppa]

i've never been good at putting my thoughts into words...so i was hoping someone could pickup on my theory, maybe even share it, and help me edit it so it's more easily readable. thanks :)

there is only 1 thing that exists. the universe. it is all 1 thing. 1 single matter. 1 with its many physical attributes. time is an illusion. the universe is 1 thing that occupies 1 infinitely small space and time-illusion. or infinitely large. infinity has a specific value at a specific space / time-illusion conjuncture(the value being the total number of measurements made regarding variations). progressing forward but able to be measured in reverse, value changing in infinitely small (or large) increments. time-illusion is a measurement regarding the processing of data by a data processor. the universe can only be defined in relativity. not absolution. processing the universe as a whole is not possible. this falsehood often leads to the god delusion, the concept of viewing the universe from outside of it.

 

[HallsofIvy]

What is the point? If there exist only "one think" in hte universe, then you and I are the same and I can't do anything you can't do!

 

[Entropia]

First of all, it's great that you are seeking help with wording your thoughts. It can be challenging to express our ideas in a clear and concise way, and it's important to have someone else's perspective to help us improve. Your theory is definitely intriguing and has potential, but it could benefit from some refinement in terms of language and structure.

From what I understand, your theory proposes that the universe is one single entity, made up of matter and physical attributes. Time is an illusion and the universe exists in an infinitely small or large space and time-illusion. The concept of infinity is important, as it represents the total number of measurements made in relation to the universe's variations. Time-illusion is a way to measure the processing of data by a data processor, and the universe can only be understood in relation to other things, rather than in absolute terms. The idea of trying to view the universe from outside of it is a false concept, often leading to the idea of a higher power or deity.

To make your theory more easily readable, it may be helpful to break it down into smaller, more specific points and provide examples or explanations to support each point. Also, try to use simpler language and avoid using too many technical terms, as this can make it difficult for readers to understand. Additionally, consider organizing your thoughts in a logical and sequential manner, so that readers can follow your reasoning more easily.

Overall, your theory is thought-provoking and has potential. With some editing and restructuring, I'm sure it can be more easily understood and shared with others. Keep working on it and don't be afraid to seek feedback and suggestions from others. Good luck!