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[[Genesis Ultima]], Latin for "Ultimate Beginning," is the name given to the hypothetical beginning of not just reality and eternity, but of all realities and eternities. | |||
The question of whether there was an "ultimate beginning" is considered a [[Verum Ex Logica]] problem, with [[Doctrina Ultra]] suggesting such a beginning is logically unlikely given that if there were one, you should rationally expect there to have been more than one. | |||
== Beginning | == No Beginning? == | ||
The universe in which we reside is rationally understood to have come into existence [[wikipedia:Cosmogony|''somehow'']]. So, [[wikipedia:Why is there anything at all?|why is there something rather than nothing?]] | |||
Most likely, some fundamental interplay at the core of reality is the true wellspring from which universes emerge. | |||
As opposed to the universe resulting as "something from nothing" such as with [[wikipedia:Aristotle|Aristotle's]] philosophical idea of an [[wikipedia:Unmoved mover|unmoved mover]]. This account assumes that it is more rational to view the universe as generated from an underlying interplay similar to [[wikipedia:Virtual particle|virtual particles]]. | |||
With virtual particles, one could think of a +1 and a -1 arising from the void and annihilating like [[wikipedia:Quantum fluctuation|quantum fluctuations]] in the [[wikipedia:Vacuum|vacuum of space]]. Such an interplay would not require an input to get outputs, but rather the input and output would both be zero, with the universe and its negative existing between them while still totaling zero. | |||
Such a hypothetical explanation for the origin of our universe is explored in the [[wikipedia:zero-energy universe|Zero-Energy Universe]]. | |||
== See Also == | == See Also == | ||
{{seealso|}} | {{seealso|[[Doctrina Ultra]], [[Verum Ex Logica]]}} | ||
{{Seealsowiki|}} | {{Seealsowiki|[[wikipedia:Cosmogony|Cosmogony]], [[wikipedia:Why is there anything at all?|Why is there anything at all?]], [[wikipedia:Unmoved mover|Unmoved Mover]], [[wikipedia:Virtual particle|Virtual Particle]], [[wikipedia:Quantum fluctuation|Quantum Fluctuation]], [[wikipedia:zero-energy universe|Zero-Energy Universe]]}} | ||
Latest revision as of 09:28, 7 October 2026
Genesis Ultima, Latin for "Ultimate Beginning," is the name given to the hypothetical beginning of not just reality and eternity, but of all realities and eternities.
The question of whether there was an "ultimate beginning" is considered a Verum Ex Logica problem, with Doctrina Ultra suggesting such a beginning is logically unlikely given that if there were one, you should rationally expect there to have been more than one.
No Beginning?
The universe in which we reside is rationally understood to have come into existence somehow. So, why is there something rather than nothing?
Most likely, some fundamental interplay at the core of reality is the true wellspring from which universes emerge.
As opposed to the universe resulting as "something from nothing" such as with Aristotle's philosophical idea of an unmoved mover. This account assumes that it is more rational to view the universe as generated from an underlying interplay similar to virtual particles.
With virtual particles, one could think of a +1 and a -1 arising from the void and annihilating like quantum fluctuations in the vacuum of space. Such an interplay would not require an input to get outputs, but rather the input and output would both be zero, with the universe and its negative existing between them while still totaling zero.
Such a hypothetical explanation for the origin of our universe is explored in the Zero-Energy Universe.
See Also
➤ Infinite Journey: Doctrina Ultra, Verum Ex Logica