Energy and The Complete Universe. Part 4. Subtitle - Karmakar Bijon

The series "Energy and The Complete Universe. Part 4" synthesizes advanced ideas on consciousness, energy, gravity, and their interconnectedness, offering a comprehensive overview of the book's exploration into the nature of life, the Universe, and human existence.

In the context of 'Gravity,' this book provides a deeper understanding of gravity, which plays a crucial role on Earth and throughout the matured 2nd-energy-belt, from its molecular-level effects on biological systems to its broader cosmic functions. It discusses the technical aspects of gravity in physics, including gravitational fields, force fields, and orbital dynamics, and how these principles apply to energy fields and mass-energy frames. This book discusses the daily application of gravity, particularly in human intelligence and activities like football, where gravity impacts physical movements and even spectators.

Everyone recognizes the significance of 0/Zero, a fundamental concept in mathematics. Furthermore, the standard concept '0' has grander implications for understanding how it functions at energy levels, like the 'Supreme - Universe,' the actual Universe. Also, for the observable Universes and the energy - Universes, particularly in the 2nd-energy-belt. This zero /0 or 0-like (or like 'nothingness') sense plays a vital role in understanding the founding position before forming any energy structures (energy structures may mean 'mass-energy frame') and fields.

One should not be confounded by the overall outcomes of classical objects or microparticles when attempting to analyze something at the most fundamental energy level. Remember, "energy" is Truly the complete essence of everything. Due to the extraordinarily prompt componential nature, comprising in-built energy elements and their integrated values or working essences, in any assumable unit-value mass energy, even the energies in the vast 'energy ocean' of the 2nd-energy-belt, play the most momentarily dynamic roles. As a result, primarily, energy becomes a self-dependent and self-regulating authority whenever and wherever it manifests as a classical object or microparticle of distinctive or indistinctive substance.

This part of the book series explores the paradoxes of life and death from a quantum and energy perspective, challenging traditional definitions of being "alive" or "dead." It addresses common misinterpretations of terms like "dead" and "decay," demonstrating how these concepts may not fully apply in the context of energy.

Furthermore, it discusses the idea of 'free will' and its limited application in bio-intelligent systems as a critical topic. It explores how beings make choices based on their physically evolving consciousness and the continuous influence of their internal and external energy levels' operations, whether resulting in good, flawed, or irritating decisions in various situations.

From an energy perspective, it also analyzes how the concept of "life" and its significance extends beyond the traditional human-centric view, embracing other forms of existence. The standard belief in the binary nature of life and death does not fully capture the true meaning of these terms. Instead, from the standpoint of energy, a core principle emerges, 'life never truly ends, and death never actually occurs,' only the transformation of physical forms into energy and back again.

This part of the book series also explores the relationship between humanity and artificial intelligence (AI). While AI can demonstrate high-capacity performance based on its design and intended functions, it is limited when competing beyond the individual level, especially as part of a larger living species. In the broader context of a habitable planet, the naturally evolved human species remains more adaptive and versatile in many ways. = Thanks