We 'think' the universe is massive, even infinite, but what if it wasn't? For instance, the human brain is about the size of a cantaloupe and weighs a kilo and a half. That's only 2% of total human mass but it's extremely energy greedy requiring 15-20% of the bodies blood supply. But despite the fact we know its physical characteristics, it seems to have near infinite storage capacity for memory. It's also stated we dont use the brain in it's utter entirety.
What if the universe worked in this fashion? What if the universe did have a finite size, but because of the way light works and our inability to grasp or conceive of size properly, that light gives the "illusion" of infinity or near infinite size. Perhaps light is an energy source.
You mention Tachyons, TR...but what are they made of? What is the material that makes Tachyons made of? And so on? 0.999999 is not the same as 1, because you could keep adding 9 and never reach 1.
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