I. In the beginning there is Love.
II. Love creates two conscious entities.
III. Love creates God.
IV. God asks Love to increase the number of entities to the musical number, which is even. Love does this.
V. God sets up the rules of physics (randomly) and starts the universe--then waits for it to end.
VI. Repeat the last step.
1. A conscious entity is the self.
a. The amount of conscious entities is finite, constant, musical, and even.
b. Each is separate from all other conscious entities.
c. Each has no beginning.
d. Each has no end.
e. Each cannot input if it is not coupled with a conscious seat.
f. Each cannot output if it is not coupled with a conscious seat.
g. Each has a nonquantized infinite storage of previous input.
g1. The storage resists attempts to glean information from it.
g2. The storage cannot be directly shared--it must go through conscious seats.
h. Other than storage, each is identical to all other conscious entities.
2. A conscious system is the fusion of one conscious entity with one seat of consciousness.
a. It has a beginning.
b. It has an end.
c. It has a quantized input.
d. It has a quantized output.
e. It must be either active (inputting and outputting) or inactive (doing neither).
f. Output is determined by the entity's storage, system input, and free will.
3. A universe.
a. It is quantized.
b. It has a beginning.
c. It has an end.
c1. All conscious systems end at the end of the universe.
d. It is finite.
e. It produces at least one conscious seat from its beginning.
f. It has musical rules of physics.
g. If a seat needs an entity that has never taken part in the current universe, it is randomly selected by God.
II. Love creates two conscious entities.
III. Love creates God.
IV. God asks Love to increase the number of entities to the musical number, which is even. Love does this.
V. God sets up the rules of physics (randomly) and starts the universe--then waits for it to end.
VI. Repeat the last step.
1. A conscious entity is the self.
a. The amount of conscious entities is finite, constant, musical, and even.
b. Each is separate from all other conscious entities.
c. Each has no beginning.
d. Each has no end.
e. Each cannot input if it is not coupled with a conscious seat.
f. Each cannot output if it is not coupled with a conscious seat.
g. Each has a nonquantized infinite storage of previous input.
g1. The storage resists attempts to glean information from it.
g2. The storage cannot be directly shared--it must go through conscious seats.
h. Other than storage, each is identical to all other conscious entities.
2. A conscious system is the fusion of one conscious entity with one seat of consciousness.
a. It has a beginning.
b. It has an end.
c. It has a quantized input.
d. It has a quantized output.
e. It must be either active (inputting and outputting) or inactive (doing neither).
f. Output is determined by the entity's storage, system input, and free will.
3. A universe.
a. It is quantized.
b. It has a beginning.
c. It has an end.
c1. All conscious systems end at the end of the universe.
d. It is finite.
e. It produces at least one conscious seat from its beginning.
f. It has musical rules of physics.
g. If a seat needs an entity that has never taken part in the current universe, it is randomly selected by God.
