AuT Framework of the Investigation

The first human structures surviving date from 10,000 bc, roughly 12,000 years ago.  The first agricultural city from around 7,000 bc.
The first to leave writing (including the sumarians) dates from 5300 bc, predecessors to the Babylonians who educated Moses in 1300 BC.
All of these are roughly from the middle east (turkey, then mesopotamia)
In 1700 the chinese began to leave a more permanent written record although by then the basics of calculus were given by the sumarians and the historical record of the bible dating to, perhap 2800 years after the sumarians fell from prominance and taking perhaps most of their early ideas and history from the sumarians has been at least loosely maintained as an oral history.
One must ask if the story of leaving eden might have come from whatever facts led to the abandonment of Catalhoyuk, a city of 9000 adams and eves, whose history ended around 5700 bc, shortly before the Sumarians arose and no so far, during a period where at the end of the ice age, 12,000 years ago, meant that the environment of the area was transitioning between the ice age and the current period of moderate temperatures and when the middle east went from a rich agriculturally diverse area to the desert we see today.
http://historylists.org/other/10-of-the-worlds-oldest-known-civilizations.html

Mankind has not made  much of a mark in time.  One has to belive that civilizations came and went long before these, fire being controlled 600,000 years ago at least and made with flint 300,000 years ago..
What thoughts must have taken place in the minds of these people for whom food was at times scarce and at other times plentiful.
The history indicates that the last ice age ended only 12,000 years ago, so civilization in modern terms dates from that point, although the pressures of surviving in those conditions had already honed the minds of the erect apes so that thought was modern and the groundwork laid.
Moreover, aggrarian is a matter of definition.  Certainly the hunter gatherers of the ice age knew a great deal about food and climatic survival and lived in groups and hunted in groups.  Certainly their activity in the harvest, while relying greatly on nature, must have had aspects of modern cultivation and storage long beffore row crops because the plants themselves were designed to work with even the less intelligent animals, grains being digestible to support the animals that would fertilize and move them.  To think that this was done with no recognition for 600,000 years seems unlikely for a species that has since then bent metals and energies to its will.

It's time to rocket forward to my theories, currently surviving a period of great turmoil, but surviving none-the-less;  at least for the moment, which define supersymmetry in a way that tears apart the fabric of thermodynamics by peeling back apparent reality to display actual reality.

This is a very short series of posts.  I would put them all out there at once, but to what purpose when for 3.00 you can get this entire thing, instantly, on Kindle in the second edition of Book 2?  This is not about publishing those books online, this is about the love that drives this work forward.  It is about inexplicable conflicts and conflicts that can be easily explained but cannot be understood.  Perhaps it is about coming up with an excuse for actions which I cannot otherwise explain over a period of so many years that many are forgotten but which continue right up to the typing of these words.

I.            FRAMEWORK OF THE INVESTIGATION: INTRODUCTION to the Investigation Theory

            Algorithm Universe Theory (AuT) was developed empirically.  It is based in two broad ways: 1) Mathematical Modeling and (2) Tying the Model to observations.

          The more detailed the models, the more the math modeling can be developed.  The more detailed the math modeling the easier it is to determine who the observations are showing.

          I cannot look at everything and hence working with and lecturing to other physicists is critical to continued development.

And last, my quote of the day from Out of Doors in The holy Land, something from the New Testament about the transformation of the unholy, something which I cannot  accept, no matter how old or how beautifully written.

For confidence and calm joy He tells us to turn to Nature. For love and sacrifice He bids us live close to our fellowmen. For comfort and immortal hope He asks us to believe in Him and in our Father, G
od. That is all. But the bringing of that heavenly message made the country to which it came the Holy Land. And the believing of that message, to-day, will lead any child of man into the kingdom of heaven. And the keeping of that faith, the following of that Life, will transfigure any country beneath the blue sky into a holy land.