Calculating God from the God Particle

  • Christensen Jr. W
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Abstract

Can the existence of " God " be calculated from known science and mathematics? We argue yes, provided the question is restricted to whether or not memory and consciousness are properties of spacetime. In this sense, we are seeking the god of Spinoza and Einstein, where the Universe is thought to be identical with divinity—but with the added characteristic of " awareness " . Currently, memory and consciousness and their relationship to spacetime and matter are of great interest to many prominent physicist, neurosurgeons, anesthesiologists, and philosophers. To show " Space-time Thinks, " we begin with a thought experiment formulated in 1867 by James Clerk Maxwell— together with Leó Szilárd's discovery that memory and information are intimately related to the Second Law of Thermodynamics. Finally, we verify that memory and consciousness are properties of spacetime through an analogous Maxwell-Szilárd thought experiment associated with the crea-tion of the God Particle—Higgs boson.

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Christensen Jr., W. J. (2016). Calculating God from the God Particle. Journal of Modern Physics, 07(02), 237–250. https://doi.org/10.4236/jmp.2016.72024

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