Abstract:
Employing a consistency in personality argument, one arrives at a Godlike personality resemblance in mortal men to the ones described in holy books. However, not stopping at this context this paper is probably a first attempt "at the best knowledge of the author" at mixing ideas making a paper more interdisciplinary. A discussion is also made on the basis on efficiency argument that nothingness could be our most efficient language. In extension, the only force of nature ungauged yet by scientific tools or to my best knowledge the singularity we all are accustomed to where all things come from, even the four forces of nature, or in adequate terms "The big bang" for now. It requires a mixing of ideas (we all want Chutni's in the Indian sense of the word, in the food somewhere to make it less amuck, or this is perhaps the first "fields of inquiry" salad in the making, so enjoy rather than the dull/bland singleton fields out there ;)) which contains, non-linearity from mathematics, computations, innateness from biology or behavioral science or psychology to calligraphy to graphology. An unconventional approach (originality isn't that what we all are looking for, as Feynman's book's title "The beat of different drum�") where at the first stroke of "Introduction" a proposal of removal of the concept of time is undertaken. Perhaps at a later stage of the entry, with all the rebuttals answered, each section could be turned into books of their own is a future thought which the author has in mind. The author tries to take "a no/minimum equation" approach like that of C.V. Raman's Nature papers when he was at his prime.