ARGUMENT
0401-02
PRECEDENTS:
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0103-01: That every graviton attracts every other graviton in the
Universe at a rate proportional to the product of their masses and
inversely proportional to the square of the distance between them.
PARAMETERS:
- Consider that at Moment Zero the Universe is a sphere of gravitons.
- Consider that at Moment Zero all of its gravitons are drawn together to the limit of their rejectivity.
- Consider that every graviton is gravitonpaired with every other graviton in the Universe.
- Consider that every graviton is subject to the gravitypull of every other graviton in the Universe.
- Consider
that the strength of the gravitypull from any specific direction is
cumulative, depending upon the number of gravitons in the
alignment.
- Consider
that the strength of the gravitypull from any specific direction
depends on the number of gravitons in the alignment, modified by their
distance of each graviton per the inverse square law.
REASONING:
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Because
the Universe at Moment Zero is a sphere, the alignment of gravitons
containing the greatest number of gravitons is a straight line extending
from the Usurface to the Ucentre to the Usurface.
- Because
the alignment with the greatest number of gravitons is Usurface to Ucentre
to Usurface, gravitons at the Usurface have the greatest number of gravitons
"behind" them.
- Because Usurface gravitons are at the "surface", by default they have no gravitons "ahead" of them.
- Because Usurface gravitons have no gravitons ahead of them, they are only gravitypulled from behind or alongside.
- Because Ucentre gravitons are at the "centre", the rest of the Universe's gravitons are distributed equally around them.
- Because
Ucentre gravitons have the rest of the Universe's gravitons distributed equally
around them, they are equally gravitypulled from every direction.
- Because
all other gravitons are neither at the Ucentre or the Usurface, the rest of
the Universe's gravitons are distributed unequally around them in number,
distance, and direction.
- Because the rest of the Universe's gravitons are distributed unequally around them, the most gravitons "behind" them are in
a straight line to the Usurface via the Ucentre.
- Because
the most gravitons behind them are in a straight line to the Usurface via
the Ucentre, they are always most strongly gravitypulled toward the Ucentre.
CONCLUSION:
- That, at
Moment Zero, every graviton in the Universe is attracted toward the centre
of the Universe with the strength of that attraction depending on its
location within the Universe sphere.
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