In the last bite we saw how zero paradox lead to a collection of paradoxes forming a ‘factory’ for primitive potential. This quickly built up into a whole field of potential, from which new more complex groups grew, to a point of VIRTUAL OBJECTS: As we saw from the last bite, our first Virtual Object is made up of an N sphere, and at its Z pole a Z tree, while at its U pole a U field. The U field has ‘frayed edges’ from which ‘potential hair’ frays out -as it dose from the Z tree.

As with Quads, the 3/4 ratio continues. With more reactive alternations from the potential factory, there is soon a group of 3 virtual objects (the 4th we will come to in a moment). While the objects Z trees splay ‘outwards and away’, their fields of U hair become tightly entangled forming a ‘formless’ form. With each of the virtual objects being slightly different in alternation, this brings a ‘wobble’ to the formless form. The formless U form also has ‘random tears’ from which issues much hair -or Escaping Hair -or EH hair. The wobbliness of the U form results in the EH hair being ‘wobbly’. And as it escapes further, it picks up the Z hair on the way, which ‘stretches’ it into something at last recognisable -a wave -the EH Wave. The EH wave then encounters the 4th virtual object, which is too Z to ever be a part of the main group. It then relates to the main group entirely via the main groups EH Hair. This means that with each alternation of hair its relationship changes, sometimes closer, others tenuous, or half way house. If we looked at this dynamic group as a whole and said the main group was a nucleus, and the Z object an electron, what we would be looking at would be a hydrogen atom -the simplest of atoms. And if there were time and space, the electron would be jumping around the nucleus in a crazy chaotic ‘spiky’ fashion.

-This also relates to the EH Waves final important element. While the electrons chaotic ‘spiky’ behaviour might be expected to disrupt the EH Wave, it does not. Zooming deep into the EH Wave reveals it is made up of the ‘spikiness’ of the electrons behaviour. If we were to zoom into that, we might well find evidence of wave behaviour of even other atoms. -In short the EH Wave is a fractal wave -in other words,it can contain a potentially infinite amount of information!

If we imagine a pond with 3 hydrogen atoms bobbing on it, we’d see them all producing ripples/EH Waves. The EH waves would spread out permitting each other, so each atom would ‘feel’ the ‘what’ of what’s around it, its relationships to other atoms, and the ‘when’ the states of the atoms around it. We would also see the waves intersecting forming a kind of fabric of what, when, where -the fabric of space time. And with this, virtual objects become ‘real’, and become hydrogen atoms, creating the next field, – objects in space and time.

CJB 2022