Non-linear time theory and new orelans in the einstein hologram universe

I am going to have to try to re-interpret string theory math to fit this.  This sounds daunting, but it's really just a matter of solving for time a lot of string theory and getting rid of all the unnecessary dimensions.  An explanation is that string-hologram theory projects a two dimensional "field" onto 3 dimensions.  Because it assumes "time-space" it becomes absurdly complicated and you end up with excess dimensions and other unobserved phenomena and multiple realities and many other "absurd" consequences.  Now, while eliminating space might be considered an "absurd" consequence, it's my absurd consequence and I'm sticking to it until it stops working.  

Since string-hologram theory relies on dimensions for integration, eliminating space makes the math vastly less complicated but it's quite an undertaking to force a dimensional theory into a non-dimensional theory.

Also, string-hologram theory, reflects the "misconception" in early non-linear space theory that time "projects space" when it appears likely that space is not project.  If space is not projected, then it exists as a manifestation of time coordinates which change but don't really create anything so much as they make it appear like they have created things.

This "simple" model is actually reflected fairly well in a complex universe although there are incredibly complex questions, not the least of which is what is the impetus for this to happen.

Let me try to present these two theory side by side without too much detail.

First string theory:  You have some difficult to explain two dimensional framework which you could call an incredibly complex "film".  Something (the something is NOT time) projects this two dimensional film onto the three dimensional framework.

Now the "common" parts of these theories allow for everything to be pre-ordained but they almost stop there since E-H-T has evolved into a non-projection theory, sadly.

Now for N-L-T theory.  There is one or more quantum times.  Bizarrely, there can be a single quantum time.  It exists not as a two dimensional film, but instead exists without any dimension and without linear time (hence the ability to make an entire universe from a single time quanta because there is not time limit and no dimensional problems to crowd or limit the this quanta from doing as much as it needs to do.  While this is a difficult concept (a single quantum time making the entire universe) it is no more difficult to understand than one person coming up with string theory or trying to explain the universe on a broadcast program.  IT only seems complicated because we are trapped in newtonian perception.  But we can have as many quantum times as you feel comfortable with.  The reason you should be more comfortable with just one is because in this "singularity" there is no room and hence no room for multiple times (nor the need for more than one).  But I don't really care...yet.

In NLT, you don't have projection.  Instead you have time coordinates changing on this (one or more) quantum time.  As they move from zero, zero, zero (using 3 dimensions) the tendency to return to the resting state manifests itself as gravity.  Gravity is not the tendency to return to zeros although that occurs, gravity is about changing delta t (the change) going from a positive to a zero.

Time is becoming linear and if the coordinates go towards zero (locationally) anywhere in the universe you end up with a black hole.  if they arrive at zero, then they should end up in the same location, completely out of space.  As the changes go towards zero, you get a black hole (traveling, but not arriving at the singularity, but they drop out of space as the change goes to zero.

In two weeks, I have to explain this in about 10 minutes as part of an overall presentation of 20 minutes without the math which will have to be developed over the holidays, solving string hologram theories of vibrating strings for non-linear time expressing linearity to create the universe.    I know you are wondering what I will do after the first day of vacation, but that is a problem for another day.