Metavoid/Metakanon Volume I

By Gregory Baker

For the person who asks the eternal questions: What is the universe? How did we get here? What are black holes? Why is there something instead of nothing? To confront these timeless questions, we are often left with a profound sense of uncertainty. The "what ifs" quickly dissolve into doubts and uncertainties Our deepest inquiries are frequently buried under answers that seem wide of the mark for the average person. In this quandary, the most haunting questions of our existence remain: What is the Universe? How did matter first begin? This text is an attempt to calm the furrowed brow and answer these questions plainly, without sacrificing the depth and complexity they demand. I call this framework the Metavoid. Its Greek derivative, Metakanon, is perhaps more explanatory, as it encompasses a broader scope: the prefix meta- (meaning "beyond," "after," or "about") combined with kanon (meaning "rule," "measuring rod," or "standard").To answer these difficult questions, we must confront a wall of complex terminology, paradoxes, and dense mathematics. This science: Quantum Mechanics, Astrophysics, and Cosmology are each part of the same grand equation, approaching the same mysteries with different tools and methods. Yet, in the simplest sense, these disciplines are difficult to grasp; the mathematics alone forbids most people from entering. So I include a comprehensive glossary of terms and dictionary of symbols, and languages used in the dissemination of these phenomenon..Because descriptive narratives are much more accessible to grasp I chose to keep the language as plain as possible without losing the factual meaning or the depth of the subject. I do include some of the mathematics here, however, to demonstrate that we are dealing with more than just abstract ideas; we are dealing with probability, truth, and measured uncertainty.We must understand that while the "Dust of the Stars" (the pre-existing, irrational laws of nature) is ancient and wild, our "Ruler" (the mathematics we invented) is still expanding to measure it, there are definite results that are empirically determined as more than plausible, they have been verified. Only the Quantum Foam where "Nothingness" and "Being" mingle in matter that is so compact it is neither, as we stand at the Metavoid of space and mind. So we must accept that our biological senses are limited to cipher the "ordered chaos" of the universe, we may need to adapt a "Secondary Robotic Stem" a prosthetic logic designed to translate the high-frequency noise of the Metavoid into an intelligible law. In the cosmos, between Quantity of Matter and the Laws of Entropy, we are neither the judge nor jury. We are the Witness to the Prosecution. We stand at the edge of the "Slaughter Bench" of space, recording the evidence of the Quantity of Matter as it spirals into the unknown, doing this with the knowledge the Metavoid is a cosmic reset button to eventually trigger the Big Bounce, vomiting our gathered history back into a new expansion. That seems to be certain. The math may be broken because the Metavoid is both the perceiver and the perceived and the concerns of both conflicting theories that alone create gaps, holes and uncertainty in the objective and the subjective issues of matter and mind. The terms used and the physical hurdles of observation are complicated formulas I suggest press on through the text since it tells us more than the math and 100 illustrations are very helpful. Let us begin together in this thesis with the most obvious questions, satisfying the thirsting curiosity we all share: Where did the universe come from? While the following concepts will be elaborated upon in depth throughout the text, I have included the essentials here to address the most important question of all: Where did it all start, can there truly be nothing, and why is there something?

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: B0H681RCHD
• ISBN13: 9798181326477
• Release Date: June 2026
• Publisher: Independently Published
• Length: 332 Pages
• Weight: 2.35 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.9" x 8.5" x 11.0"