Organizing the E-hologram Universe

Organizing Chapters in the E-Hologram Universe:  This is 145 chapters.  It is not nearly as organized as it should be, but giving access to the information in a "timely" fashion is going to outweigh a polished document in the First edition.  I will then have to take a break in order to attend to other matters, more material as it were, than time itself.
Here is a list of what may be the order of the first 70 chapters, about half way into organizing the chapters, at least a little.

0	Introduction:
1	Chapter 1: Basic Principles of E-hologram theory
2	Chapter 2: The Origin of E-Hologram theory
3	Chapter 3 matter defined by intersection probabilities in planck length cones and the origin of pi and other infinite series
4	Chapter 4  Parts of the E-hologram Universe: Singularity and Time
5	Chapter 5: How did o-space come to exist
6	Chapter 6.  Who or what made g-space and o-space
7	Chapter 7: If we are g-space (as defined in more detail below) what is g-space?
8	Chapter 8:  How many dimensions does time create
9	Chapter 9: How does time exist
10	Chapter 10: If there are more than one time, how do they interact to create the one time that we experience in O-space.
11	Chapter 11:   How long are time dimensions?
12	Chapter 12:  Gravity as a function of consciousness:  Alternate or equivalent theories of the expanding universe
13	Chapter 13: Perceived vs Actual movement from singularity
14	Chapter 14:   Anti-gravity and dark matter
15	Chapter 15:The study of the form of awareness is the study of time and irony
16	Chapter 16:   Gravity as a visual tool (visual to the singularity)
17	Chapter 17:   Multiple dimensions produce the illusion of space and matter
18	Chapter 18:   Moral imperatives
19	Chapter 19) Dark Matter in e-hologram theory
20	Chapter 20: Equivalents in e-hologram theory
21	Chapter 21: Differences from string hologram theory
22	Chapter 22: More on equivalents
23	Chapter 23: Quantized Time
24	Chapter 24:  yes, the hologram universe makes sense even though it doesn't
25	Chapter 25: Math 1- Math of Time of empty space
26	Chapter 26: Math-Time math of  infinite series
27	Chapter 27: Barishnakov and the infinite series
28	Chapter 28. Awareness and Time
29	Chapter 29: Support for the E-hologram universe in Newtonian physics.
30	Chapter 30: Mathematical Proof that time yields dimension-equations- 2.8125 of 3
31	Chapter 31:  Mathematical Proof that time yields dimension-equations- 2.8125 of 3
32	Chapter 32: Mathematical Proof that time yields dimension-unified field theory- 2.25(a) of 3
33	Chapter 33: Mathematical Proof that time yields dimension-unified field theory- 2.25(b) of 3
34	Chapter 34 Mathematical  Proof that time yields dimension, as opposed to dimension existing independently, mathematical analysis- 1.5 of 3 previously known as: How accelerating along an axis changes the time using e-hologram theory (1 of 3).
35	Chapter 35 Mathematical  Proof that time yields dimension and how accelerating along an axis changes the time using e-hologram theory (1 of 3)
36	Chapter 36 Mathematical  Proof  that time yields dimension-6) Proving mathematically time yields dimension-and now for something completely different-one of two:
37	Chapter 37 Mathematical  Proof  that time yields dimension-6) Proving mathematically time yields dimension-and now for something completely different-two of two:
38	Chapter 38: Quantum Tunneling in the hologram universe:
39	Chapter 39.  Quantum tunneling 2-time loss equals gravity
40	Chapter 40: Backwards time, quantum tunneling and the uncertainty principle in the hologram universe
41	Chapter 41: Past Quantum Tunneling
42	Chapter 42: Does Mastering time allow us to master life
43	Chapter 43 Evidence of unwinding time
44	Chapter 44: The direction of time
45	Chapter 45: What is more important time or space
46	Chapter 46: Infinite series, infinity, dark matter, curved space, origins and what’s next
47	Chapter 47: more on infinite series and irregular numbers
48	Chapter 48: Dark matter and other equivalents
49	Chapter 49: conservation of time as an equivalent of conservation of mass and energy and friction
50	Chapter 50: Conservation of Mass and Energy equivalents in e-hologram theory
51	Chapter 51: More on time in g-space and the Higgs Boson equivalent
52	Chapter 52: pocket time and sequential time: equivalents in expanding universe
53	Chapter 53: E-hologram equivalents to String Theory-vibrating strings in multiple dimensions
54	Chapter 54 More hologram equivalents to the string universe
55	Chapter 55 Higgs Boson equivalents in Hologram universes
56	Chapter 56: Awareness and morality
57	Chapter 57: The opposite of morality: weapons of creation-How to convert T space to God space
58	Chapter 58: Weapons of creation-How to convert T space to God space-
59	Chapter 59:  Hawking misses his own mark shooting for dark matter and dark energy and misses hologram
60	Chapter 60: E-Hologram theory-the environment that gives rise to time and singularity
61	Chapter 61: Matter as static tendency; energy as non-static tendency:
62	Chapter 62: Dark matter mathematically
63	Chapter 63: The change in distance in traditional physics vs E-H-T
64	Chapter 64: Speed of light explained in e-hologram universe
65	Chapter 65: Which movie icon should get a nobel prize?
66	Chapter 66: More movie icons
67	Chapter 67. dark matter: if space is just a manifestation of time, what is the goo between stars in "empty"  space
68	Chapter 68: Theories of Time attached to Tendencies.
69	Chapter 69 Dimension time
70	Chapter 70. g space-spot time