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I don't understand what the subreddit wants from commentors and posters because I keep see an argument about it not being scientifically related enough to be a hypothesis and considered, so could someone explain it. Also, just a heads up for anyone intending to message the mods, I asked them about why ideas are being called "crackpot physics" and I received this response:

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I think it's magnificient.

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Where did you get the impression that your, or anybody's, crackpot physics should be treated in any other way? Are you momma's very special boy, or what is it?

I am asking this question to see what is actually more important because I was like wondering about this question as I saw some people who replied to me suggesting that maths was always more valuable than imagination (relevant to cosmology theories in my case) but what is your opinion on this and could you say why (if it differs to which topic/ subject you are talking about)?

I thought up a theory of the universe a few days ago and I wanted to know how realistic it actually would be and where there would be like issues or gaps in the theory. Edit: It has been changed slightly since I have taken on board on new and clearer ideas which were better to use than the previous ideas which the comments pointed out the fact they were inconsistent or unclear. Importantly, I am not using GR or QM completely for my theory but I am using a combination of ideas from both.

Here's the key details: 1 - Singularity begins the universe and it starts in a 0D state

2 - The singularity has no constraints on what it can become. It isn't infinite potential other wise it would engulf the entire universe.

3 - Time defined as a measurement of change after the singularity. In the case of physics, it would be the expansion of spacetime.

4 - The singularity didn't physically explode but rather we are inside it - In this case, the singularity has physically deformed spacetime to form another region which has expanded into our universe. The reason why we are in the singularity is the fact that spacetime converges from a parent universe into that singularity.

5 - Spacetime and fields appeared at the same time after the internal expansion within the singularity due to the deformation of spacetime from the parent universe. This would then result in quantum fluctuations in the fields which would results in the production of energy which would condense into matter.

My theory is likely similar to other theories because of the fact I am just using the knowledge on other theories and thinking in one of multiple logical ways whether it be correct or not. The 5th point is the most important as I attempted to solve the issue between GR and Quantum mechanics but I don't even know if I actually have because I am still trying to understand the theories behind them.

Try and find as many mistakes as you can as i can guarantee there probably is. Also, mention if there are any parts of the theory that don't make complete sense and I'll try to explain it.

Edit: This isn't a theory I am proposing I am just trying to understand these ideas further through trial and error as well as using the concepts that I am trying to understand.

Edit to the theory: Since there has been quite a bit of confusion with my wording and how I meant to use each piece of terminology I will explain them in detail and with context:

0D point – There is a larger space a parent universe which has the possibility to contain multiple singularities and can only contain singularities. It isn’t a point in our space, and this 0D point is able to contain a universe because it expands internally. The combination of the fact that the singularity doesn’t expand externally but internally allows the universes to remain separate. This is where it allows this parent universe to have the same physics as us since we can assume that singularities aren’t in black holes and it helps to avoid points in our universe where our physics breaks. This also allows the singularities to have infinite potential if they are infinitely small and has no mass.

Singularity - it has no constraints on what it can become not the idea it has literally infinite potential. It can also break or deform spacetime to form another region which can expand into a universe, so we are in the spacetime region that the singularity has created.

Time - It is the change in a system but since the theory is related to physics I had to also mention that it would be the expansion of spacetime

I thought up a theory of the universe a few days ago and I wanted to know how realistic it actually would be and where there would be like issues or gaps in the theory. Edit: It has been changed slightly since I have taken on board on new and clearer ideas which were better to use than the previous ideas which the comments pointed out the fact they were inconsistent or unclear. Importantly, I am not using GR or QM completely for my theory but I am using a combination of ideas from both.

Here's the key details:
1 - Singularity begins the universe and it starts in a 0D state

2 - The singularity has no constraints on what it can become. It isn't infinite potential other wise it would engulf the entire universe.

3 - Time defined as a measurement of change after the singularity. In the case of physics, it would be the expansion of spacetime.

4 - The singularity didn't physically explode but rather we are inside it - In this case, the singularity has physically deformed spacetime to form another region which has expanded into our universe. The reason why we are in the singularity is the fact that spacetime converges from a parent universe into that singularity.

5 - Spacetime and fields appeared at the same time after the internal expansion within the singularity due to the deformation of spacetime from the parent universe. This would then result in quantum fluctuations in the fields which would results in the production of energy which would condense into matter.

My theory is likely similar to other theories because of the fact I am just using the knowledge on other theories and thinking in one of multiple logical ways whether it be correct or not. The 5th point is the most important as I attempted to solve the issue between GR and Quantum mechanics but I don't even know if I actually have because I am still trying to understand the theories behind them.

Try and find as many mistakes as you can as i can guarantee there probably is. Also, mention if there are any parts of the theory that don't make complete sense and I'll try to explain it.

Edit: This isn't a theory I am proposing I am just trying to understand these ideas further through trial and error as well as using the concepts that I am trying to understand.

Edit to the theory: Since there has been quite a bit of confusion with my wording and how I meant to use each piece of terminology I will explain them in detail and with context: 

0D point – There is a larger space a parent universe which has the possibility to contain multiple singularities and can only contain singularities. It isn’t a point in our space, and this 0D point is able to contain a universe because it expands internally. The combination of the fact that the singularity doesn’t expand externally but internally allows the universes to remain separate. This is where it allows this parent universe to have the same physics as us since we can assume that singularities aren’t in black holes and it helps to avoid points in our universe where our physics breaks. This also allows the singularities to have infinite potential if they are infinitely small and has no mass. 

Singularity - it has no constraints on what it can become not the idea it has literally infinite potential. It can also break or deform spacetime to form another region which can expand into a universe, so we are in the spacetime region that the singularity has created.

Time - It is the change in a system but since the theory is related to physics I had to also mention that it would be the expansion of spacetime.

I thought up a theory of the universe a few days ago and I wanted to know how realistic it actually would be and where there would be like issues or gaps in the theory. Edit: It has been changed slightly since I have taken on board on new and clearer ideas which were better to use than the previous ideas which the comments pointed out the fact they were inconsistent or unclear. Importantly, I am not using GR or QM completely for my theory but I am using a combination of ideas from both.

Here's the key details:
1 - Singularity begins the universe and it starts in a 0D state

2 - The singularity has no constraints on what it can become. It isn't infinite potential other wise it would engulf the entire universe.

3 - Time defined as a measurement of change after the singularity. In the case of physics, it would be the expansion of spacetime.

4 - The singularity didn't physically explode but rather we are inside it - In this case, the singularity has physically deformed spacetime to form another region which has expanded into our universe. The reason why we are in the singularity is the fact that spacetime converges from a parent universe into that singularity.

5 - Spacetime and fields appeared at the same time after the internal expansion within the singularity due to the deformation of spacetime from the parent universe. This would then result in quantum fluctuations in the fields which would results in the production of energy which would condense into matter.

My theory is likely similar to other theories because of the fact I am just using the knowledge on other theories and thinking in one of multiple logical ways whether it be correct or not. The 5th point is the most important as I attempted to solve the issue between GR and Quantum mechanics but I don't even know if I actually have because I am still trying to understand the theories behind them.

Try and find as many mistakes as you can as i can guarantee there probably is. Also, mention if there are any parts of the theory that don't make complete sense and I'll try to explain it.

Edit: This isn't a theory I am proposing I am just trying to understand these ideas further through trial and error as well as using the concepts that I am trying to understand.

Edit to the theory: Since there has been quite a bit of confusion with my wording and how I meant to use each piece of terminology I will explain them in detail and with context: 

0D point – There is a larger space a parent universe which has the possibility to contain multiple singularities and can only contain singularities. It isn’t a point in our space, and this 0D point is able to contain a universe because it expands internally. The combination of the fact that the singularity doesn’t expand externally but internally allows the universes to remain separate. This is where it allows this parent universe to have the same physics as us since we can assume that singularities aren’t in black holes and it helps to avoid points in our universe where our physics breaks. This also allows the singularities to have infinite potential if they are infinitely small and has no mass. 

Singularity - it has no constraints on what it can become not the idea it has literally infinite potential. It can also break or deform spacetime to form another region which can expand into a universe, so we are in the spacetime region that the singularity has created.

Time - It is the change in a system but since the theory is related to physics I had to also mention that it would be the expansion of spacetime.

I thought up a theory of the universe a few days ago and I wanted to know how realistic it actually would be and where there would be like issues or gaps in the theory.

Here's the key details:
1 - Singularity begins the universe and it starts in a 0D state

2 - The singularity has infinite potential to become anything since it is infinitely small meaning that 1 gram of hydrogen for example is defined as infinite potential within that singularity because 1 / (1/infinity) = infinity

3 - Time defined as a measurement of change after the singularity

4 - The singularity didn't physically explode but rather we are inside it

5 - Spacetime and quantum mechanics were the first forms of potential created and the co-created the rest of the universe including matter and etc.

My theory is likely similar to other theories because of the fact I am just using the knowledge on other theories and thinking in one of multiple logical ways whether it be correct or not. The 5th point is the most important as I attempted to solve the issue between GR and Quantum mechanics but I don't even know if I actually have because I am still trying to understand the theories behind them.

Try and find as many mistakes as you can as i can guarantee there probably is. Also, mention if there are any parts of the theory that don't make complete sense and I'll try to explain it.

Edit: This isn't a theory I am proposing I am just trying to understand these ideas further through trial and error as well as using the concepts that I am trying to understand.