Critique of Hume’s Guillotine and Morality as Science
Gong challenges Hume’s is-ought problem, arguing that normative statements (“ought”) emerge naturally from descriptive realities (“is”) through processes of creation and degeneration, making traditional separations between facts and values nonsensical. Morality is framed as an empirical human behavior and a legitimate subject of scientific inquiry, despite current scientific limitations.
Metaphysical Necessity and Concreteness
A novel metaphysical framework is proposed, defining “concreteness” and “ultimate concreteness” as foundational realities. The “Law of Metaphysical Necessity” states that every concreteness has a metaphysical necessity, and only the ultimate concreteness can be self-necessary. This framework reconciles metaphysical necessity with observed reality and supports a unified ontology.
Human Faculties and Spirituality
Human nature is described as comprising three faculties: rationale, emotion, and a powerful spiritual faculty distinct from religion. The spiritual faculty can override reason and emotion, influencing belief systems and actions. This triadic model informs understanding of cognition, belief, and cultural phenomena.
Free Will and Quantum Mechanics
Mutual Immanence of Superdeterminism and Free Will
Free will and determinism are not mutually exclusive but coexist in a state of mutual immanence and permanent confinement. This reconciles apparent contradictions in physics and philosophy, supported by mathematical analogies and quantum theories.
Bell’s Theorem and Cellular Automaton Interpretation
The work revisits Bell’s theorem, highlighting loopholes such as superdeterminism and experimental biases. It supports a deterministic quantum mechanics interpretation via cellular automata models, aligning with Gerard ‘t Hooft’s proposals but emphasizing coexistence with free will. The “Mickey Mouse principle” is introduced to assert the reality of sociological entities like free will.
God and Theism in The Final ToE
Scientific and Metaphysical Proof of God
The concept of “Ghost Singularity” in physics ToE is equated with God, providing an active and demonstrable foundation for God’s reality. The derivation of fundamental constants from a single principle refutes multiverse arguments and atheistic claims, positioning God as an inevitable ontological reality rather than a mere hypothesis.
Distinctions from Traditional Religions
Unlike traditional theisms that rely on faith or metaphysical arguments, this ToE grounds God in scientific and linguistic unification. It distinguishes between omni-theistic, aesthetic deistic, and pantheistic conceptions of God, and compares Christian, Buddhist, and Confucian views, emphasizing a unified metaphysical source.
New Economics Theory
Large Complex System Principle (LCSP)
Economics is re-envisioned through the LCSP, which posits universal principles governing all large complex systems. The Real/Ghost symmetry from physics is applied to economic systems, explaining phenomena such as price dynamics, market hyperspace, and financial derivatives as “ghosts,” “tails,” and “flags” influencing base economic values.
Concept
Description
Ghost
An attribute of a product (e.g., price) that roams in economic hyperspace with greater freedom
Tail
Small market fractions that influence the entire market
Flag
Market indicators directing trends
Cheating Principle and Market Dynamics
The “Cheating Principle” states that no participant can gain by cheating in a large complex system. Market failures and financial crises, such as the 2008 crash, are analyzed as breakdowns in self-referential loops between base economy and hyperspace dynamics.
Currency, Trade, and Global Monetary Dynamics
The US dollar’s role as the Global Monetary Token (GMT) allows unlimited printing of money backed by real value, creating “free lunches” for US citizens while spreading inflation globally. Mechanisms to reclaim outflowing dollars include fair methods (exports, investment visas, T-bills) and “coyote” strategies (forced exchange rates, financial crises). The sustainability and threats to the dollar’s GMT status are discussed in geopolitical context.
New Political Science
Transforming Political Science into a Physics-Like Science
Political phenomena are modeled analogously to physics with defined entities, charges, fields, and interactions. Challenges such as ambiguous terminology (e.g., religion as both entity and charge) are addressed through clear definitions and the Prequark Model, which allows entities to also act as fields carrying charges.
Types of Charges and Religious Dynamics
Three charge types—unitary, binary, and ternary—are introduced to model political and religious interactions. Binary charges represent exclusiveness vs. inclusiveness in religions, influencing civilizational conflicts. The root religions are categorized into Semitic-prophetic, Indian-mystic, and Sinic-moral systems, forming a hierarchy for modeling.
Political Force Equation and War Probability
A political force equation quantifies interactions between charges, factoring in spatial and temporal distances. Quantum probability concepts are applied to model war likelihood, incorporating motives, accelerators, and decelerators. A hypothetical USA-China war scenario illustrates this approach, emphasizing the role of intelligence and free will in influencing outcomes.
Epilogue: The Creation and Law of Creation
Immortal Sphere and Timeless World
The universe coexists with many possible universes in a timeless realm called the Immortal Sphere, embodying perfect symmetry and serving as the foundation for free will and moral philosophy. Physical laws break down in this timeless world, which follows its own initial-condition laws.
Zero-Infinity Symmetry and Creation of Time
Zero and infinity form a symmetry that defines timelessness and immortality. Time is created not within time but simultaneously with the universe through the transformation of uncountable infinity into finite existence, represented mathematically by Archimedes’ spiral and Equation Zero.
Emergence of Mass, Electric Charge, and Quarks
Fundamental constants and particles arise from the transformation of countable infinity into finite values via a trisecting angle process, leading to the Prequark Model with Vacutron and Angultron as basic building blocks. This explains particle masses, electric charge, and the existence of three particle generations.
Biological Life as Computational Gliders
Life is characterized by information processing, with protons and neutrons represented as gliders in Conway’s Life Game, supporting universal computation. This links biology to fundamental physics and computation.
Totality, Indivisibility, and Law of Creation
Totality is indivisible, and its division creates mutually immanent parts, enabling creation from nothingness. The law of creation involves symmetry breaking dividing totality into three components, producing all phenomena through a ball-to-donut Unilogical transformation, unifying mathematics, physics, and life.
Mathematical Formulation and Unification Theorems
Creation is formalized topologically: systems satisfying E – H = 0 (Euler number minus holes) are indivisible and represent creation from nothingness. Systems describable with seven colors correspond to topological donuts, unifying quark systems, biological life, and arithmetic into a single framework.
This summary captures the core ideas of Tienzen Gong’s Final Theory of Everything, which integrates diverse scientific and philosophical domains through innovative metaphysical and mathematical frameworks, offering a holistic understanding of reality, life, society, and creation .
Proof of God
Gong asserts the reality of God through several arguments and concepts
Ghost Singularity in Physics ToE
Gong argues that in the physics Theory of Everything (ToE), the concept of “Ghost Singularity” plays a central role in the foundation of physics laws. By changing the spelling of “Ghost Singularity” to “God,” Gong claims that the physics ToE has proven the reality of God.
Proof of God in Math ToE
In the Math ToE, Gong argues for the reality of God in a chapter titled “Proof of God”.
Ideal Language
Gong introduces the concept of an “ideal language” (IL), which can describe entities beyond the largest known universe (U4). He claims that human natural language can be this ideal language, capable of describing even the Christian God or Buddha’s Nirvana.
Law of Existential Reality
Gong proposes the “Law of Existential Reality,” which states that if a system (L(x)) can describe a complex system (U), then (U) is an existential reality. This law is used to argue that if human natural language can describe God, then God is an existential reality.
Corollaries
Gong provides two corollaries to support his argument:
If something is incomprehensible or indescribable, it is a psychological image, not an existential reality.
Without a Theory of Everything (ToE) that unifies all pantheism gods (e.g., god of physics, god of math), no ideal language (L) can be constructed.
{He was, therefore I am}
With a ToE (invented or discovered), this ToE was here long before the human inventor. That is, someone invented this ToE long before this new ToE.
Furthermore, by knowing this new ToE, Gong is unable to create a new universe while an old universe was created long before the emerging of humanity.
