I can only start with what understanding I want.

Right, and I know I've asked you this before, but I want to be pedantically

exhaustive about connecting the four theories of the fabric of reality.

And the reason I bring that up is because I think most people still view what you've written as being four separate things.

And it's hard enough to grasp these four separate things because they're actually fairly deep and wide-ranging theories.

But I think in your mind they connect together into one thing.

Knowledge is a crystal and nature has no boundaries, right?

These are just phrases, but these things all connect

together. So we've talked in the past, for example, how epistemology and evolution connected

that they're both forms of knowledge creation. We've talked about quantum physics and

computation connect to create quantum

computation. I just love to get as many examples. How does physics connect to

evolution? How does evolution connect to computation, for example? Things that may be less obvious where people might

view things as different theories but to youth they're fundamentally the same.

Yeah.

Evolution and epistemology, people find both of those, the connection between both of those and physics,

very counterintuitive because most people think of physics in a very bottom-up way.

And I think for completely independent reasons such as constructive theory, that's a mistake. Ever since that idea caught on like sometime after Newton,

physicists have tried to shoehorn other physical theories into that mold and that gives rise to for example the problem of

foundations of cosmodynamics and statistical mechanics how can you have an exact

second law when the fundamental theories of physics are all time reversible and the second law is time irreversible?

How can you have that?

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