I'd like to explain everything here-well, everything except faster than light (apparent) travel, but it is so painfully obvious, so let's take a diversion and go further in the g-space.
It is entirely possible that in a perfect universe that it be appear more like a solid ball. In our universe, defective time involves dark matter that should otherwise be solid. The defective qualities in our universe, if by design of a god (one or more) would indicate that the defective quality allows it to occur under the influence of time in the way that we experience it. This could be explained (as easily and logically as any other explanation) by the analogy of time to light in film.
The tendency to return to the singularity is experienced as gravity. It is very easy to imagine a teenage god, making out with its date, spilling the equivalent of popcorn while we imagine our lives as something more than just the entertainment of the moment for some being whose ability to understand and create so exceeds our own. In such a scenario, perhaps the stars of the show are the collapsed stars where the most gravity is experienced in a concentrated form, where the most time is given up by the most matter.
It is entirely too consistent to imagine cognizants of this fact by those who dwell in the desert. As explained earlier, since we exist in g-space (where everthing happens at once) the ability to know what happened in the past and the future in our universe is axiomatic.
This means that as long as something of the origin of the universe was included in the singularity, then our ability to comprehend it would be totally consistent with everything else. We know that those who live a monastic life somehow have better access to this and we know that life in the desert tends to establish this type of introspection. The reasons for this are signficant, but must be explored later.
In the interim, I will explain at some point in the future embrasing regret in light of this universal concept.
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