Non Linear Time Theory: Successor to the Einstein Hologram Universe

This book is an early version of a new theory on physics which is substantially supplemented in the later volumes under the title "Algorithm Universe Theory. Non Linear Time Theory provides an intuitive approach to space, matter and force. NLT provides intuitive answers to what have been mysteries in prior theories. The list includes (1) the origin of space time, (2) the origin of quantum phenomena, (3) quantum time giving rise to quantum gravity, (4) the unified field relationship of gravity to other forces, (5) the origin of force, (6) the transitions of time dimensional coordinates to the different force and dimensional states we experience, (7) explanations of why we experience clock time (8) why it disappears at the speed of light, (9) the exponential growth of clock time concentration (10) the reasons for the perception of speed, (11) an explanation of why we can predict clock time 5, (12) wave-particle duality, (13) the successor of standard clock time that allow us to have self-awareness, and (14) the origins of what we have previously thought of as dark matter gravitational forces. Non linear time theory sets out to be an elegant, internally consistent theory of space time originally set out in vague terms in "The Einstein Hologram Universe." It would be radical, even implausible, were it not for string hologram theory. It is partially developed. The book was written originally to be a 15 page grant application for the purpose of finishing it. It is mathematically incomplete, but intuitively correct. It undermines self-determination, it either discloses or creates a universe so vastly different from anything we experience. It questions space and time, envisioning an environment where those limitations do not apply. This is vastly different from an environment where you can move about instantly or travel back and forth in time. This environment is one where time and distance have no existence. It is as if those two critical elements of our perception, space-time, were created for no reason other than our ability to perceive them. It suggests that we exist in the non-linear space and that our perception of a past and a future, of a here and there, are only illusion. It almost requires that every moment exists simultaneously with every other moment that every quantum point exists with every other quantum point. It suggests that our ability to manipulate our surroundings, to invent concepts of our surrounding, even our ideas of awareness are but an illusion. We do not think because we are, we think because in the world of non-linearity our entire existence is laid out for us. I can decide to write this and you can decide to read this, but it is a decision that is already made. The theory is as much a terror as a triumph. It is important that Algorithm Universe Theory is a series of 8 books which update Non-Linear Time theory.

About the Author :
Gregory Friedlander is the principal of Gregory M. Friedlander & Associates, P.C., in Mobile, Alabama. Non Linear Time Theory is his second full length text on Quantum Mechanics. He has been practicing law for more than 30 years with a concentration in intellectual property law, mass torts, real estate and investment. He is a regular speaker on real estate, intellectual property, consumer issues, technology and ethics before consumer groups and professional organizations. Mr. Friedlander is a member of the Alabama State Bar, the Mississippi Bar, the Louisiana Bar and is a licensed Patent Attorney, which allows him to practice before the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office. The current focus of his practice is on mass torts particularly the Deep Horizon Oil Spill and Chinese Drywall litigation. He has published several books including World War C, How We Lost the War with China, The First Battlefield of World War II, and The Einstein Hologram Universe. This book actually began as a series of editorial notes for the second edition of his treatise on fundamental physics, The Einstein Hologram Universe. The changes between the two were too great to remain under the same conceptual framework. Mr. Friedlander earned his B.S. degree in Chemistry from Lewis and Clark College and his J.D. degree from Tulane University.