This series of articles discussed several ideas. Some of the ideas most relevant to this article are: Our universe is part of a self-consistent axiomatic system that does not depend on any external assumptions. For example: There is no need to assume the existence of an infinite number of universes…

One conclusion of this series of articles is that our reality is a type of game. We are watching a movie and we can influence what happens next through the intensity of our feelings associated with events happening in the movie. …

The tide is the periodic motion of large volumes of water due to the gravitational forces of the sun and moon acting on the oceans. The gravitational pull of the moon is significant enough to cause a bulge in water at the shores. …

Many Egyptologists must be embarrassed by the Great Pyramid at Giza. The Great Pyramid seems to be perfectly proportioned without any prior evidence of how the builders knew facts such as the diameter of the Earth. …

Previous articles discuss ideas associated with showing the origin of our universe lies in mathematics; the mathematical configuration of an eternal Anti-de Sitter (AdS) space that contains our universe creates quantum particles. Laboratories have demonstrated that when three quantum particles are combined, a new phenomenon can arise where that phenomenon…

Previous articles in this series have developed the hypothesis that the origin of our universe is mathematical. This explanation does not need pre-requisite assumptions such as eternal consciousness or a field of quantum particles. …

This series of articles suggests that one of humanity’s roles is to describe our universe in ways that create descriptions of more complex universes. Kurt Gödel’s Impossibility Theorems prove that, in a De Sitter universe, a full mathematical system must be incomplete (see Article 4 - Could there be a…