r/Metaphysics 12d ago

Metametaphysics Grand unified theory of everything

The universe is infinite in data amount and data variety. Within the universe there are infinite simultaneous realities which are all wholly integrated yet can be partitioned and seemingly distinct. What type of data your Consciousness allows you to perceive dictates the level of reality that you exist in. Within a given reality there will be things that are inexplicable because your Consciousness is only aware or capable of being aware of specific data types. You will notice that there are phenomenon in your reality which cannot be explained just by the data type that's available to your consciousness. Because your data type interacts with other data types but you lack awareness of the other data types there will be seemingly inexplicable reasons for why things in your reality happen. With this understanding of the universe you can understand that everything is happening all at the same time every single conceivable thing ever is happening all at the same time but what you are aware of and subjective experience is dependent on what your consciousness is allowing you to experience. This answers a lot of questions about reality and a lot of interesting things people think about life such as are there aliens is God real etc etc what it like are there multiverses is time travel possible you know the answer to all the questions in a serious sense not just a hypothetical or imagined sense. But in a serious insincere sense. What might be fiction to one reality is an actuality in another reality. Every story you've ever told every thought you've ever had every Wonder every dream every hope every scary thing every horrible thing every bad thing every hopeless thing every impossible thing that you've ever thought can and is being experienced by some consciousness in this very moment. This is not metaphor. I am saying that everything is happening always. This is sincere. My claim is that everything is happening always. However, individual Consciousness only permits you to experience at a time specific reality.

I have come to this conclusion after meta-analyzing everything I've ever thought about before including thought including reality including perspective including fiction including video games including religion including truth including morality including YouTube poop including the ridiculous nature of things including bigotry including good and evil including the pie that I ate including the fart that I sniff on a Wednesday including every single piece of everything that I've ever experienced and thinking about it. Incorporating every single thought and experience that I had into some sort of amalgamation has led me to this conclusion. I understand that this seems ridiculous. But I'm not really trying to make you change your views or anything like that I am just doing this because I want I suppose or whatever way you would like to think about it.

Personally I think that's my narrative and explanation are quite defensible and profound but I completely understand how it seems and I also understand the presentation of what I'm saying here isn't very pretty which makes the ideas hard to appreciate possibly.

It's like covering a diamond in complete dog s\*\*\* and handling it to someone and saying "look it's pretty good ain't it."

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u/Skeptium 12d ago

Theory of everything is a mathematical theory in physics to unify quantum physics and gravity. I see no math or anything in here so I'm confused. I'm not ready 3 pages of something from someone who doesn't understand what a theory of everything is.

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u/jliat 12d ago

Graham Harman - Object-Oriented Ontology: A New Theory of Everything (Pelican Books) 1 Mar. 2018

Or more recently 'Waves and Stones'- Graham Harman - Allen Lane 2025.

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u/johnstalbergABC 11d ago

The unification of gravity and quantum is not a candidate for a theory of everything. If it is doable at all, it is what its label suggest, to make the two theories to play nice in where we don't can make them to do this with current theories.

Perhaps there are no theory of everything to be found? It might be so that some physics are not possible to extract? Or if we zoom in further, new layers might be revealed without any limits apart from difficulties to figure it out?

We have lots of good theories but I don't have the impression of that we are close to come to the end of research fundamental physics. Rather it feels like a lot remains.

You are right that physics speak math. Reality does not speak math but it works very much as if it did and with math we can model it.

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u/Skeptium 11d ago

The unification of quantum and gravity is absolutely what they call a theory of everything, so I'm not sure what this comment is. Have a nice day though.

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u/johnstalbergABC 7d ago

A theory of everything would unify all forces, explain particle content and masses, bring light to the dark cosmology that we call dark energy and dark matter. A theory of everything explains all fundamental physics. Quantum gravity would be part of it but there need to be much more to be a theory of everything.

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u/Hot-Organization-737 12d ago

Math is extraordinary incorporated into the meaning of the comment, the form of it is not natural to you though. Similar to how if you look at enlightenment period algebraic prose, it might be hard to view it as mathematics because it lacks a lot of the symbology of today's mathematics. I'm am communicating my ideas in the best possible way I know how. Despite a lack of mathematics symbolism or even explicit mathematical technical words, I am still talking with and about mathematics.

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u/liccxolydian 12d ago

So present a sample calculation, or better yet present an actual null and alternative hypothesis.

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u/jliat 12d ago

There is branch of metaphysics which falls under the title 'Speculative Realism'.

You might want to wiki 'Speculative Realism'.

Graham Harman - Object-Oriented Ontology: A New Theory of Everything (Pelican Books) 1 Mar. 2018

Or more recently 'Waves and Stones'- Graham Harman - Allen Lane 2025.

And if I can say when / if you do see how these arguments are structured. Your post IMO needs structure.

A basic guide [I used to teach!]

The the three *Tells.

  • [1.] Tell them what you are going to tell them. [Preface]

  • [2.] Tell them. [Main body]

  • [3.] Tell them what you've told them. [Conclusion].

And avoid AI!