It has always seemed to me that if you turned gravity inside out from Relativity's local macro-verse "centers of gravity" to the non-local event horizon fronting the infinite (the gravity of the outland 'dome' horizon (or as I have termed it before, the gravity of the forest rather than the trees)) you end up with -- you have -- the look, and probably the reality, of the micro-verse of Quantum Mechanics.
Actually I didn't go far enough. I didn't mean the one facing alone, but the two, actually the many, but especially the two what might be called 'hyper-level-opposed' overlaying and entangling, influencing and forming. Returning to the analogy; the trees are in the forest, making up the forest as an entity onto itself, but at the same time, that entity of forest is in each and every tree.
I wish the Quanta Magazine article, "How Gravity is a Double Copy of Other Forces," hadn't skimmed that concept so lightly. It's all I find anywhere so far. I seem to be, and have been, visualizing something somewhat paralleling that but reversed.... my conceptualized duality (inland centered and outlanded event horizon) of gravity being the major formation, or, if not the major, the background of and to those foreground "other forces".
Actually I didn't go far enough. I didn't mean the one facing alone, but the two, actually the many, but especially the two what might be called 'hyper-level-opposed' overlaying and entangling, influencing and forming. Returning to the analogy; the trees are in the forest, making up the forest as an entity onto itself, but at the same time, that entity of forest is in each and every tree.
I wish the Quanta Magazine article, "How Gravity is a Double Copy of Other Forces," hadn't skimmed that concept so lightly. It's all I find anywhere so far. I seem to be, and have been, visualizing something somewhat paralleling that but reversed.... my conceptualized duality (inland centered and outlanded event horizon) of gravity being the major formation, or, if not the major, the background of and to those foreground "other forces".
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