The God Particle

There’s a large Hadron Collider in Switzerland, capable of synthesizing the particle known as the Higgs-Boson.  There’s also one at ‘Area 51,’ the super top-secret site that has grown out of the dry-salt flats of the Groom Lake Test Facility, in southern Nevada.

The collider forces particles, ‘fired’ at each other, into creating outbursts of radiation when smashed together, that some equate with the ‘big bang theory.’  Others call these outbursts the ‘God Particle.’

It was once thought that matter could only exist in one place at a time, however the particle slit test of progenitors proved otherwise. A particle accelerator is used to eject protons between one of two microscopic slits.

It was assumed that the protons would pass through either slit A or slit B, and when directly observed, the premise was corroborated. However, when an imprint background was installed to bypass direct observation, it found an unexpected detail.

The particles produced what is known as a wave, or interference pattern on the imprint like ripples in a pond. This means that the particles interfere with themselves while simultaneously passing through both and neither of the slits.

It was at first thought to be a false-negative, but thousands of repeated experiments all reached the same conclusion. There is no denying that matter can exist in more than one place at a time and that reality is altered simply by perceiving it.

With electrical stimuli and coordinate based geo-synchronization, manipulations of these particles, transferring locations were made. When combined with a suitable processor and digital interface, it soon began decoding encryption and translating mathematical cipher in a fraction of the time of anything before it.

With a binary converter, it wasn’t long before human physiology itself was deciphered and converted into convenient little anagrams and simplistic formulas. This gave the machine the ability to replicate human tissue and organs from fetal stem cells.

And it wasn’t just organic material either.  By rearranging the number of protons in the atomic nucleus, the given element’s atomic weight was altered, thereby turning it into another element altogether.

This led to testing other hypothesis’s.

It took months of development, but soon a simulation program was created. It was modeled to be an exact copy of our world.

Test subjects interacted to their own ‘loved ones’ within the program. Post-interviews showed that no one could perceive that they were in a simulation.

Two questions were raised from these simulations and a new task given: how did we know that our own universe was not the result of the same process and is our reality a simulation? To answer them, instructions came to develop the ability to break through the boundaries of our suspected simulation and make contact with whoever or whatever.

Our reality is based on laws; motion, attraction, an of physics and cannot be broken accidentally, but through quantum technology, they can be manipulated. Further, the two concepts of space and time are synchronous: where there is space there is time and where there is time there is space.

One of the earlier discoveries made is the concept of time reversal.

The opposite of matter isn’t nothing, but anti-matter, which is the material that fills all the gaps where matter does not. So, if an opposite of matter exists, then an opposite of time must does too.

With the quantum computer and particle super-positioning, the ability exists to send protons back in time, causing them to appear where they once had not and in two places simultaneously. These are the operational parameters which were set within the computer.

A seed was placed in a container within the chamber, with the idea of reversing the symbiotic metabolism, causing it to revert to a zygote state. Seconds after the power was turned on,  the seed shrank to the point it was no longer visible with the naked eye.

The computer alerted those concerned that the task had been completed. But suddenly, warning sirens began sounding and light started flashing.

A single program loading bar came up on the computer’s main monitor.

All attempts to restrict the download failed. Finally, orders were issued to shutdown the computer, but it continued without an external power source.

The progress bar soon signaled that the download had finished and the message, “Unknown file type. Do you wish to execute the file?” flashed across the monitor. All attempts made to bypass the prompt failed, so with nothing else to do, directions were given: open it.

The computer rendered the file, taking eight minutes and 10 seconds. Entirely in binary code, it eventually translated to the single message: “אהיה אשר אהיה” — Hebrew for, “I will be who I will be.”