A Language of Metaphors

 

The Premise:

If Newton's third law is true, "For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction.";

and if it is true that there are a finite number of  dimensions of which all existing things are made; 

and if it is true that there are only four ways these dimensions can change 

or act and interact (namely add, subtract, multiply and divide);

then it could be said that all things - past, present or future - are mathematically related, 

being merely complex resultant combinations of these simple roots, directly associable 

on one or many terms with one another - metaphors.

 "The metaphor shows us the universe is full of cousins."

"The Language of Metaphors" is not, in itself, an attempt at the Unified Theory, but a theoretical tool based on the presumption that such a relationship between all things exists - a tool which could, one day, be used to literally calculate whole new sciences and databases or understand existing mysteries: A universal Rosetta Stone language that builds itself.

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