Model for Laws of Nature with Miracles

TL;DR

This paper discusses a theoretical model for the initial state of the universe based on minimizing a certain quantity called the imaginary part of the action, which could explain the occurrence of 'miracles' and predicts future disruptions in large accelerators.

Contribution

It introduces a novel model selecting the universe's initial state by minimizing the imaginary part of the action, potentially reducing the number of 'miracles' and offering explanations for historical and future events.

Findings

The model suggests the initial state is chosen to minimize the imaginary part of the action.

It accounts for historical 'miracles' like the cancellation of the SSC.

It predicts future disruptions in large particle accelerators like the LHC.

Abstract

We review a work by M.Ninomiya and myself about a model for the initial state - i.e. which solution to the equations of motions - that is being realized. The to be realized solution is suggeted to be the one for which a certain number depending on the whole history of the development of the whole Unverse is minimal. This number is called "the imaginary part of the action" and since this article is meant to be somewhat popular the concept of an action is suggestively explained. At first the model of ours give too many miracles, but we believe to have argued that the number of miracles is drastically reduced so the model is not immediately excluded from having a chance of being true. A suggested miracle that has occured is the stopping by the US Congress of the large accelerator SSC under construction already in Texas. A similar bad fait is predicted for the soon to start accelerator LHC in Geneva! By translation submission it has still not started up to its proper energy per particle.