What's Been and What's Ben

Cool big bang video:

My current theory is that as a universe experiences heat death it becomes a uniform haze of photons (nature’s garbage particle) which can be viewed in a different way (for mathematicians think of a Fourier transform of a constant being a delta function) as a singularity which becomes more complex and creates a new universe. So the entire process keeps happening as each layer and way of interpreting the actual universe creates new complexity. This fits with a big bang idea, but gives something happening beforehand. It explains the inflationary period as being the side effect of the entropy of the universe reaching a maximum as the approximation of uniformity become increasingly true. Oh, and all the quantum mechanics uncertainty and probability is really created by the imperfections in the old universe(s) being not perfectly uniform, but existence is stabilized on a scale we can appreciate as the old universe has reached enough entropy. This predicts that the general uncertainty (think Plank’s constant) decreases over time as the old universe(s) becomes more precisely uniform. Of course heat (entropy) will increase and make our universe boring over time too. Particle decay can be seen as a result of a kind of spatial/temporal coherence type thing in the older universe(s). I wish I had some math to back this up.

Oh, and this means there is ether, which is what I call the old universe(s). This theory is really boiled down to our universe being just a way of interpreting old universe(s) that have become too boring.