Then the next question is, do you dare apply the same thought to the whole universe?
Do I dare and do I dare, as Mr Prufrock would say?
At one extreme, is the uncertainty principle not an assertion that is a little similar?
And at the other, why is the universe's expansion continuing to accelerate, unless perhaps there is some additional expansive force to oppose gravity?
For me, in the beginning (as it were) there must at a minimum have existed some force which bound things together and another which, when released, produced the forces of expansion. Big Bang when the tension exploded.
Dualism as a minimum.
Pure principles are against nature. They even say that a black hole releases a little bit of information.
I believe this dynamic but forceful opposition is the essential nature of everything.
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