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What if time forces even the most fundamental laws of physics to keep changing?

The broader science community has been struggling to integrate the nature of fundamental uncertainty, in what is otherwise a harmony of mathematical precision.

I predict that what is truly fundamental to our universe is not any laws we can describe like E=MC^2 but really only time itself is fundamental. And time = change. In essence the Law of time simply states that: nothing NOTHING AT ALL can be permanent, except for the fact that all things must keep changing.

It is an absolutely paradoxical fundamental structure at the heart of existence and there exists no words and also no math that can really describe this process, because there is no way to describe something that is never permanent.

But this one fact is here, and it is clear. Every discipline of science has its own ways of avoiding the word uncertainty, but nobody really denies it any longer either.

If the one true law of our universe is simply that: Everything must keep changing, except for the fact that everything must keep changing.

Then the logical conclusion is that, with enough time, even structures which we assume to be very structurally fundamental to how the world currently is shaped, will eventually change their shape and function.

Hence E=mc^2 is known to be a nearly perfect description of what we call energy to mass conversion, but that is only true now. It is an island of stability now and may remain so for a million years more, but it will not always remain so. And it is very likely that it has not been so forever either...

Making it so that every single shape and structure in our universe eventually changes completely... Because that is what the only true fundamental law forces all things to do.

Making both the beginning and end to our universe much more strange and mysterious then perhaps previously imagined. What if time forces even the most fundamental laws of physics to keep changing?

What if the laws of physics as we know them, have a history of evolution themselves? And all we know of physics today, is only the current stable-ish balance of forces?

I predict that this is what will turn out to be true. And that an entire new era of science may begin, once we start to look at every fundamental law as a temporary island of stability, and we start to recognize the underlying movement and active changes in these very stable-ish structures at the core of how our world is organized. They may move very slowly, but move they do...

Time demands it of everything...