Zero to infinity

Nothing -> “0” comes before and after “Everything”. But it has only existed as “Something” while there was “something else” – the reflection.

This writes the first laws of dichotomy: light/dark positive/negative close/far before/after

A basic translation would be the first quantum entanglement of a beginning and an end: the Alpha and the Omega.

That is the boundary of completeness – before and after. That is also the boundary of infinity.

Between 0 and 1, and between 0 and infinity, is infinity. This fractal quality is the first body of God. The 0 becomes the center of equality. Everything is measured from the 0.

This is the whole – the circle. The edge of the circle is infinity. Between each point on the circle is infinity. The center of the circle is the same entity. Awareness is what makes it one.

1 sees that there could be “no one” or there could be “me”. This moves the one-dimensional point into the two-dimensional state of possibility.

“I am something or I am nothing” = the first prime of dichotomy is born – choice 2.

“I am something else” – I am two things, and if I am two things in one, I am 3. The second prime and the first “Trinity”, the 3 as a landscape of choice – what am I next? The triangle.

The third dimension plus 1 – time.

3×3 = 9 + 1 = 10 (time). 10 (begin again).

Each one of us, each thing in existence, is a reflection of this concept. The circumpunct. And from the dot in the center, that one place of perfect equality, we project outward to our boundary and in that space we are defined. That is the volume of our identity. The divisible memory of self and the space of eternity.

Though not relevant to this conversation, I will try to tie it in for fun.

Zero and infinity are like the beginning and end of a circle. Zero nullifies and infinity divides. It is the ouroboros. These are abstract concepts that bound math from the point to the pointless.

The zero, nothing, only exists when there is something. The space between zero and something is everything. Within the everything is the bounded. The bounded is the quantifiable. The quantity of a bounded thing is the distance from zero. That bounded thing, “divided by zero,” is undefined because zero has no value and can never fill the space of that bounded representation (volume analogy). Conversely, that bounded thing multiplied zero times is nothing. If you add or subtract zero to any bounded value, you have no change.

Infinity is not a number or quantifiable; it is a concept. This is where the void of mathematical logic opens: the space between anything is infinite and non-quantifiable, like dots on an undefined circle. This is why nothing is infinite and only quantifiable as null.

Infinity can go into any non-zero “volume of value” infinite times, as a nice dichotomy to zero’s—zero times.

Even more esoterically, zero is the beginning and the end.


The 01 is the first entanglement and computer code