Axioms of geometry and physics

Twenty-one working assumptions, still in development. Circles are an illusion, which is why nothing on this page is round.

1. Zero is not nothing.
2. Presumably everything consists of waves/frequencies that materialize in the form of particles/atoms in the present.
3. Nothing does not exist. When someone thinks of nothing, the nothing exists in the thoughts and thus exists in our universe. Paradox!
4. Zero is primarily a reference point in a constantly changing space. 0 exists in Euclidean space but not in spacetime geometry, because everything always moves through another space. There is no absolute reference system.
5. The speed of light is probably not constant. You can imagine that we are an ant living in a plexiglass universe. No matter what measuring equipment the ant uses, it will only ever measure the speed of light, which is a fraction of our constant, which corresponds to the refraction factor of light in acrylic glass.
6. Our universe is not empty.
7. A perfect vacuum does not exist.
8. The same, regarding constancy and absolute measured values (point 4), applies to temperatures and other physical quantities and also e.g. vacuum.
9. Circles are an illusion. No matter how perfect a circle is, it is never perfect, therefore π and Euler's number and other constants are only valid if a reference system is provided.
10. A polygon always has many corners, so it almost doesn't matter from which angle you look at it, you can see the corners in about 99% of cases. Only not from the side.
11. A circle is just a polygon with an infinite number of corners. And therefore only an interpolation. This applies to all 'round' elements such as curves and ellipses.
12. There are probably only points, lines and polygons in geometry.
13. The boundaries of the universe could be a sound barrier that we cannot break through with our (current) means. (Ants in the plexiglass universe.)
14. Space could be a labyrinth, or shaped like a brain. Dark matter is an exit that we cannot see around. You can think of it as if we were living in the fruiting body of a morel.
15. Therefore, see 14, it could be that black matter is a gateway to other universes that we cannot observe from our current location.
16. This in turn would mean that there is no singularity.
17. What we call squinting is actually a double-slit experiment that our brains cannot process.
18. Even the smallest masses change the path of light.
19. Time is not constant, it is a frequency.
20. Just because we cannot know or determine something, we cannot simply divide by zero or assume something infinite or a singularity.
21. At work …

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