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  • Indeed, some actions occur beneath our level of consciousness, but many require analysis and reflection before any decision. Thus, to function we make both conscious and unconscious choices. Some of us run on autopilot and some of us are more reflective, regardless of the measured time it takes to be conscious of our volition.

    Often scientific makes great claims, however, review articles provide a focused and comprehensive review of the nature of the experimental data and any evidentiary claims made about a subject. These papers help explain gaps or biases in the studies and identify areas for potential future research. So, I suppose anyone can make any sort of claim, but it still has to pass critical analysis for accuracy and reliability that the study has proved its claims.

    Perhaps gravity is most relevant on the larger scales, however, time may not be an essential component of emergent gravity.

    As explained so far, a unified theory is important because it will provide a simpler, more coherent, and fundamentally deeper understanding of the universe, enhancing predictive power, consistency, and transformative insights across various scientific disciplines.

    Our recognition of symmetry in science and art stems from its presence and practical importance in the natural world. Human cognition is designed to see patterns, and we see this symmetry embedded in the structure of nature. It would be difficult to dismiss symmetry as a guiding principle because it is a fundamental universe aspect.

    If truth is a neverending quest then the search for beauty may never be farther away than the tip of our nose.

    This is a question I am not qualified to speculate or opine on since I do not work in this field. That said, for human knowledge to move forward national budgets should reflect this need.

    The fields of medicine, education, psychology, etc. would all benefit from collaborative efforts. And, we will soon see AI have a hand in the gathering and synthesizing of great sums of data that already exist but have yet to be analyzed in ways that will offer new insights.

    Without the ability to experiment and observe, Einstein’s theories were just that, unproven theories. While theoretically sound, even Einstein’s theory of general relativity had to be proven by others.

    As I dive deeper into the subject of physics I will eventually gather enough knowledge and develop the skill sets to more fully describe this world.

    Envision a void that is also a plenitude, a nothingness that contains everything in potential form. A formless form.

    Disregarding gravity would compromise our understanding of natural phenomena observed at large scales or under extreme conditions, such as inside black holes or in the early universe just after the Big Bang. Gravity, one of the four fundamental forces, plays a crucial role in shaping the cosmos at macroscopic and cosmological scales. It is essential for a comprehensive understanding of the universe, and disregarding it would limit our capacity to comprehend the behavior of the universe, from the smallest particles to the largest cosmic structures.

    If an experiment uses detectors and measuring devices rather than a human observer then does consciousness play a role? And if consciousness does play a role then what if an animal observes? Does their consciousness count?

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