The great physics contest-update summary

In prior entries we have discussed (1) matter as tendency (to drop out of time back to the singularity); (2) time as the sole medium (not space time, but merely space in multiple dimensions), (3) the fact that quantum time attached to individual quanta (of tendency) makes more sense than cloud time with the possibility of quantum time acting like a cloud when close together; (4) the measurement of tendency as gravity; (5) the fact that matter and anti-matter must both be tendency since both show gravitational features and thus indicating at best that there is time and anti time or perhaps dimensional spin to time in opposite directions, (6) the fact that dark matter has not dropped back to the singularity and must be either (a) tendency without time, (b) tendency with all the aspect of time-i.e. non-dimensional time; but not dimensional time or perhaps with time spinning in both directions-which would show up as destroyed time in a "matter-anti-matter" model or (c) tendency with a different type of time, (7) time travel or at least the ability to observe all time based on the Einsteinian view of the singularity-where everything happens at once; (8) the fact that black holes reflect matter dropping back to a single singularity despite the appearance of distance based on the addition of time to matter; (9) the related theory that multiple times attached to multiple quanta of matter must to some extent create a common cloud or time as a possibility, but not a necessity and (10) the related question of faster than light travel (apparent, if not actual) would be a relatively minor matter with the specifics being with-held for the time being until 20 physicists from 20 different countries comment on the theories; something which is surprisingly slow in coming.  Obviously, no one is particularly interested in faster than light (apparent) travel or perhaps I have already suggested too much taking a lot of the guess work out.
I have been forced, in the resultant void (as it were) of physic, to fill these pages with stories of the past and discussions of geopolitical interest which unfortunately are inadequate to date to wake the lethargic populace of the United States and the occasional poem.  Many references have been and will continue to be made to World War C which discusses the natural consequences (in fictional format) of a failure to act and the book of rhetoric, China's Weaponized Economy, which discusses the solutions to the present problems in detail and which will be followed up with a second edition, but not for some time.
Past entries discuss these issues in various levels of detail pending some summarization due in the not too distant future along with the possible publication of a book of poetry under the current title based on the draft poem "looking for life's playbook" although "behind the square is clearly a close second.
If anything (short of a block of physicists comments to cover faster than light travel) is of particular interest, please feel free to suggest I follow it more immediately and I will endeavor to obligate myself accordingly.