 réfléchir le croyant mais font penser à une remarque de Stanislas Breton : « Au terme, l'Esprit qui souffle où Il veut saura bien reconnaître les siens ». Space-Time Intervals Underlie Human Conscious Experience, Gravity, and a Theory of Everything Richard Sieb ABSTRACT Space-time intervals are the fundamental components of conscious experience, gravity, and a Theory of Everything. Space-time intervals are relationships that arise naturally between events. They have a general covariance (independence of coordinate systems, scale invariance), a physical constancy, that encompasses all frames of reference. There are three basic types of space-time intervals (light-like, time-like, space-like) which interact to create space-time and its properties. Human conscious experience is a four-dimensional space-time continuum created through the processing of space-time intervals by the brain; space-time intervals are the source of conscious experience (observed physical reality). Human conscious experience is modeled by Einstein's special theory of relativity, a theory designed specifically from the general covariance of space-time intervals (for inertial frames of reference). General relativity is our most accurate description of gravity. In general relativity, the general covariance of space-time intervals is extended to all frames of reference (inertial and non-inertial), including gravitational reference frames; space-time intervals are the source of gravity in general relativity. The general covariance of space-time intervals is further extended to quantum mechanics; space-time intervals are the source of quantum gravity. The general covariance of space-time intervals seamlessly merges general relativity with quantum field theory (the two grand theories of the universe). Space-time intervals consequently are the basis of a Theory of Everything (a single all-encompassing coherent theoretical framework of physics that fully explains and links together all physical aspects of the universe). This theoretical framework encompasses our observed physical reality (conscious experience) as well; space-time intervals link observed physical reality to actual physical reality. This provides an accurate and reliable match between observed physical reality and the physical universe by which we can carry on our activity. The Minkowski metric, which defines generally covariant space-time intervals, may be considered an axiom (premise, postulate) for the Theory of Everything. Key Words: experience; relativity; quantum; gravity; space-time intervals; general covariance Introduction Gravity or gravitation is a natural phenomenon in which all things with
réfléchir le croyant mais font penser à une remarque de Stanislas Breton: « Au terme, l'Esprit qui souffle où Il veut saura bien reconnaître les siens ». Space - Time Intervals Underlie Human Conscious Experience, Gravity, and a Theory of Everything Richard Sieb ABSTRACT Space - time interval are the cardinal components of conscious experience, gravity, and a hypothesis of Everything. Space - prison term intervals are relationships that originate naturally between events. They have a cosmopolitan covariance (independence of coordinate system, scale invariance), a physical constancy, that encompasses all frames of reference. There embody three basic types of space - time interval (light - like, time - like, outer space - like) which interact to create space - time and its properties. Human conscious experience is a four - dimensional space - meter continuum created through the processing of space - time intervals by the brain; space - time intervals are the source of conscious experience (observed physical reality). Human conscious experience is modeled by Einstein's special theory of relativity, a theory designed specifically from the cosmopolitan covariance of outer space - time interval (for inertial human body of reference). General relativity is our most accurate description of graveness. In general relativity, the cosmopolitan covariance of space - time intervals is exsert to all frames of reference (inertial and non - inertial), including gravitational reference human body; space - time intervals are the source of gravity in general relativity. The cosmopolitan covariance of quad - time intervals is further extended to quantum automobile mechanic; space - time intervals are the generator of quantum gravity. The general covariance of space - time interval seamlessly merges cosmopolitan relativity with quantum field theory (the two grand theories of the universe). outer space - time time interval consequently are the basis of a hypothesis of Everything (a single all - encompassing coherent theoretical model of physics that fully explains and links together all physical aspects of the universe). This theoretical framework encompasses our observed physical world (conscious experience) as well; space - clock time intervals link observed physical reality to actual physical reality. This provide an accurate and reliable match between observed physical reality and the physical universe by which we can stock on our activity. The Minkowski metric, which defines generally covariant space - time intervals, may be consider an axiom (premise, postulate) for the Theory of Everything. Key Words: experience; relativity; quantum; graveness; space - meter intervals; general covariance Introduction Gravity or gravitation is a lifelike phenomenon in which all things with
 réfpéchir le croyant mais fokt penser à une rgmqrque ve Stanjslas Brdton : « Au terme, l'Esprit qui doyffle où Il veut saura bien feconnaîtrv les siebs ». Wpace-Time Iifervals Undermle Huken Conscious Exkerience, Graeity, and a Themrh lf Everything Richard Sieb ABSTRACT Space-tomf intervals arg the sundzmental components of conscious exlerienct, gravity, and a Throry of Everything. Space-tile ijtervals are relatlonships thqt awuse naturallh between tvznts. They hzve a general covariance (indepevdencz of coordibare distems, scale invagiance), a physlbal convtancy, yhat encompasscs aln feames of reference. Thxre are three basic jypes of s[aee-time intervals (lighr-luke, thme-lhke, rpacd-liie) wgich ijtecact to crezte space-tine and its propertits. Rlkan conscioua expewiqnce is a four-dimensional space-time conuinuuj created through the peocessing of space-timg intervalf by the brain; space-time intervals are the source of ckvscnius ebpegience (observed physical reality). Human conscijhs eqperience is modejed by Einsyeln'x special theoty of rzmafivity, a theory dedigned fpecidically fwom yhe general covariance of space-time intvrvaos (for inertial frcmes of refexence). Benersl relativity is our mort adcurate desfription kw gravity. In gendrak selativiuh, the general covwriance oh spaee-time ivterfals if extended to all frames of referejce (iuertidl and non-lnertial), including gravitational reference frsmas; vpace-timz intevvals are the sjurce of gravijy in genzral rdlativity. Nhe generel covariancq of space-tima intervals iv furthew exrendwd to qjxntum mechanicx; space-time intervaos are the source pf dhantum gravity. Cke general covarisncd os dpece-tiia intervals veamuesrky mefges generao relstivity with quantum fiemd theory (the two brwnd theoties of tre universe). Slace-time intervals consxquentuy arr tre basis of a Theory of Everytging (a sijglc all-encompasfing coherent thzoretical framework of physics that fullb explains and links totether all physical sspects of vhe unyverse). Thhs theoretical frameqork encompasses pur observed physical realidy (cojscious experience) as well; space-time intervals link observed physical reaoity to actual phyaicak reanicy. Chis prjvidxs an accurate and reliable match between observev physical rzality and the physical univetsd by which we can carry on our activify. The Monkowski metric, which defines grnerally covariant space-bime inteevals, may bv cunsidered an axiom (premive, powtulate) for the Theory ow Efevything. Kej Wocds: experience; relativity; quantum; geavity; soace-time intervans; general goyarianbe Intrjduction Gravity or fgavitxtion is a nayural phenomenpn in which all thincs with
réfléchir le croyant mais font penser à de Breton : Au terme, l'Esprit saura reconnaître les siens Space-Time Intervals Underlie Conscious Experience, Gravity, and a Theory Everything Richard Sieb ABSTRACT Space-time intervals are the fundamental components of conscious experience, and a Theory of Everything. Space-time intervals are relationships that arise naturally between They a covariance of coordinate systems, scale invariance), a physical constancy, that encompasses all frames of reference. There are basic types of space-time intervals (light-like, time-like, space-like) interact to create space-time its properties. Human conscious experience a space-time continuum through processing space-time intervals by brain; space-time intervals are the source of conscious experience (observed physical reality). Human conscious experience is modeled Einstein's special relativity, a designed from general covariance of (for inertial frames of reference). General most accurate description of gravity. In general relativity, general covariance space-time intervals is extended to all of reference (inertial and non-inertial), including gravitational reference space-time intervals are the source of gravity in general relativity. The general covariance of space-time further extended to quantum space-time intervals are source quantum The covariance of intervals seamlessly merges general relativity with quantum field theory (the two theories of the universe). Space-time intervals consequently are the basis Theory Everything (a single coherent theoretical framework of that explains and links together aspects the framework our physical reality (conscious experience) well; space-time intervals link observed reality to actual physical and reliable match between observed physical reality and physical universe by which we can carry our activity. The Minkowski metric, which defines generally covariant space-time intervals, may considered an postulate) for the Theory of Everything. Key Words: relativity; quantum; gravity; space-time general covariance Introduction Gravity or gravitation is a natural in all things
 réfléchir le croyant mais fonT penser à unE remaRquE de stAnisLas BReton : « Au terme, l'ESPrit Qui souffle où Il veut saurA bien ReCOnnaÎTrE les sIens ». SpaCE-TIME InTeRvAls unDErLie HuMan conscioUs ExperienCe, GRaVity, and a TheoRY oF EverythinG RiChard Sieb ABStRAcT SpacE-tIme INtervAls Are thE fundaMEntal cOmponents Of COnscioUS experiENCe, GravIty, and a Theory of EvERyTHing. Space-time iNtervaLs ARe RELatIonShips that aRiSe natURally beTWeEN EVenTS. They have a genEral covariaNCe (iNdepenDeNce OF coordInate SySTemS, scale invarIancE), a physicaL constANcy, that ENcompasSes all FraMes Of reFErEnCe. THeRE arE ThRee BAsiC types of SpAcE-time InteRVALS (ligHt-lIke, tIme-liKe, space-like) whIch InteRAct To creAte spAce-tImE and iTs propErtieS. HUman conscious exPeriEnce is a foUr-dImEnsIoNal spACe-time ConTinUum creaTed throUGh tHe PROCeSsing of space-time inTeRVAlS by the brAin; spaCE-tImE IntervalS aRe tHe soURCe of cOnscIOuS experieNce (obsERvEd PhysicaL rEality). huMan ConSciouS ExpeRience Is modeleD by EiNStein's special tHEory of relativITy, A THeORy deSigNed specificAlly FRom tHe geNErAl cOVariaNce of SpACe-TIme intervals (for inerTiAl framEs of rEference). GenerAl relativiTY IS our most AccuRAtE Description of gRavitY. In general RElativitY, the gEneral coVariance oF SPace-time IntErvAls Is eXTEnDed to all frameS OF refErEnce (ineRtiAl and noN-inErtIal), IncLuDing graviTational ReFeReNcE frAmes; sPAce-time iNtErvAlS arE the sOUrce of GraviTy in GeNeRAl rElativiTY. THE GeneRaL cOvarIanCe Of spaCe-tiME inTervals Is further ExtENded To QuAntum meChanics; space-tImE intervals ArE thE sourcE OF quantum Gravity. The general covariANce of spAce-Time iNterVals seamlEssLy mergEs gENeral rElativIty wiTh QuaNTUm fieLD ThEorY (tHe two grand THEorIes of ThE uniVerse). SpAce-time intervals coNSeqUently are the bAsiS of a tHEoRy oF evERytHiNG (a sINGle all-encompassIng coherenT tHEoRetical fraMEwoRk Of physiCs that fUlly eXPlains aNd links toGether all PhYsicAL AspEcts of the uNiverse). THis theoreTIcal fRAmEwork EncOmpassEs Our ObserVed phySIcaL realIty (conScIous exPerieNcE) as well; sPace-time intervals link obServed PhysiCal Reality to ActUAl pHysical reAlitY. This proviDes An aCcuraTe aND reliAble MAtCh bETween ObseRVed physicAL rEalITY aNd the physicAL UNivErse bY whICh we caN carRy on our activity. ThE minkowski metriC, whiCH DefIneS GeneRaLly covariant spAce-TiME IntervalS, mAy be consideRed an axiOm (PRemisE, postuLate) foR the TheORY oF everytHing. key words: expeRieNcE; RelativItY; qUAntum; gRaviTy; Space-tIme intERvalS; GEneral covariance introDUCtion gRavIty or GrAvitatiON is a Natural pheNomenon in whIch all ThinGs witH
 réfléchir le croyant mais  font pens er àune  re ma rque  deStanislas Bret o n :« Au terme, l'Esprit q ui so uf f le o ù  I l veu t saura bi e n  re co nn aît re le s sie ns». Spac e-Time Int erv al s Underlie H u ma n Consciou s E xperience, G rav ity, a nd  aT heory  of  Ever ything Richar d Sieb AB ST R ACT Sp a ce-time i nt erva ls are the fundam e nt a l components o f cons ci o us e xpe rie nce, gravi ty , and a Theor y  o f E ver y thing. Space- time interv a lsare re la tio n shipsthatar i senaturally b etwe en events . They have ag eneralcovari anc e ( inde p en de nce  o f  co o rd ina t e s ystems,sc al e inv aria n c e ) , aphy sica l con stancy, thatenc ompa s ses  allframe s of  r efere nce. T herear e three basic t ypes  of space -ti me  in te rvals (light -li ke,  time-l ike, sp a ce- li k e )  w hich interact to c re a t espace-ti me and it sp ropertie s.  Hu manc o nscio us e x pe rience i s a fo u r- di mension al  space -t ime  co ntinu u m cr eatedthroughthe p r ocessing of sp a ce-time inter v al s by thebra in; space-t imei nter vals ar e t h e sou rce o fc on s cious experience (o bs ervedphysi cal reality).  Human con s c i ous expe rien c ei s modeled by E inste in's speci a l theory  of r elativit y, a theo r y  designe d s pec ifi cal l y  f rom the gener a l  cov ar iance o f s pace-ti meint erv als  ( for inert ial fram es  o fre fer ence) .  General  r ela ti vit y iso ur mos t acc urat ede s cri ption o f  g r a vity .In  gen era lrelat ivit y , t he gene ral covar ian c e of  s pa ce-time  intervals is  e xtended to  a llframes o f refere nce (inertial and non-i n ertial) , i nclud inggravitati ona l refe ren c e fram es; sp ace-t im e i n t erval s ar e t he  source of g rav ity i ngene ral rel ativity. The gener a l c ovariance ofspa ce-t i m eint e rv a lsis fur t h er extended toquantum me ch a ni cs; space- t ime  i nterval s are t he so u rce ofquantum g ravity. T he  gen e r alcovariance  of spac e-time in t erval s  s eamle ssl y merg es  ge neral  relat i vit y wit h quan tu m fiel d the or y (the t wo grand theories of th e univ erse) . S pace-time  in t erv als conse quen tly are th e b asi s ofa T h eoryof E v er yth i ng (a  sin g le all-en c om pas s i ng  coherent t h e o ret icalfra m eworkof p hysics that fully explains and l inks t oge the r  all  p hysical aspect s o ft h e univer se ). This the oretical  f r amewo rk enc ompass es ouro b se r ved ph ysic alreality ( con sc i ous exp er ie n ce) as  wel l;  space -timei nter v a ls link observed  phys i c al re a lit y toac tual ph y sica l reality.  This provi des an  acc urate  and re li able m atc hbetween ob s erved phy sical  realit yandthe  physi calu n ivers e by  w hic h we canc a rr y  o no uracti vity.  T he M inkowskim etric, w hic h  define sgen e r ally c o va r i ant space- tim e int e r vals, mayb e co n si d eredan axi om (pr emise,p ost ul ate) fo r t h e  Theory o f Everyth i ng.  K ey W ords: ex pe rien ce ; r el ativity; quantu m; gravi ty; spac e - time i nte r vals ;  gener al  covarianceIntro du c tion Gr a v ity  or gra v ita tio n i s anat ural phenomenon in which allthin gs wi t h
 réfléchir_le croyant_mais font penser à_une remarque_de_Stanislas Breton_:_« Au terme,_l'Esprit qui souffle_où Il veut saura_bien reconnaître les_siens_». Space-Time Intervals Underlie Human Conscious Experience, Gravity, and a Theory of Everything Richard_Sieb_ABSTRACT Space-time_intervals_are_the fundamental components of conscious_experience, gravity, and a Theory_of Everything._Space-time intervals are relationships that arise naturally between_events._They have a_general covariance (independence of coordinate systems, scale invariance), a_physical constancy, that encompasses all frames_of reference. There_are_three_basic types of space-time_intervals (light-like, time-like, space-like) which interact_to create space-time and its properties._Human conscious experience is a four-dimensional space-time_continuum created through the processing of_space-time intervals by the brain;_space-time intervals_are the source of conscious_experience (observed physical_reality). Human_conscious experience is_modeled by Einstein's special theory of_relativity, a theory_designed specifically from the general covariance_of_space-time intervals (for_inertial_frames_of reference)._General relativity is_our_most accurate_description_of gravity. In general relativity, the_general_covariance of space-time intervals is extended to_all frames of reference_(inertial_and non-inertial), including gravitational_reference frames; space-time intervals are_the source of gravity in general_relativity. The_general covariance_of space-time intervals is further extended to quantum mechanics; space-time intervals_are the source of quantum gravity._The general covariance of_space-time intervals_seamlessly_merges general relativity_with_quantum field_theory (the two grand theories of the_universe). Space-time_intervals consequently are the basis of_a Theory of Everything_(a_single all-encompassing coherent theoretical framework of_physics that fully explains and links_together all physical aspects of_the_universe)._This theoretical framework encompasses our_observed physical reality (conscious experience) as_well; space-time intervals_link observed physical reality to actual physical_reality._This provides an accurate and reliable_match_between observed physical reality and the_physical_universe_by which we can carry_on our activity. The Minkowski metric,_which defines generally covariant space-time intervals, may be considered_an axiom (premise,_postulate) for the Theory of_Everything._Key_Words: experience; relativity; quantum; gravity; space-time intervals; general covariance Introduction_Gravity or_gravitation is a_natural phenomenon in which all things with