 Zeroth, the universal force and desire to move toward balance, plays prominently into my belief system.
Both my college-professor parents discussed potential within their respective fields as the primary force driving reality. I misunderstood concepts, a running joke among my siblings, how I got things wrong, often taking things literally. Daddy taught philosophy of science, centering around ancient Greeks theories on education, and the laws of thermodynamics. I understood his simplified explanations about energy and thermodynamics. A heating source disperses heat molecules into a room, dividing them until everything reaches the same temperature. It’s the differences in temperature that causes heat to move, thus zeroth, the synergy of all three laws of motion. Motion means change, at a molecular level. Gravitational force is when larger objects pull smaller objects toward them. Both movements come from the universe trying to achieve balance. The laws of thermodynamics explain how movement works, with potential proven by the outcome. If it couldn’t do it, it wouldn’t do it, said the ancient Greeks. They were all about predicting outcomes from observations. By gathering data, patterns become obvious, illuminating reality beyond our limited horizons. The sun shining on an object reveals minute details, with the outcome being greater understanding.
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