To extend some thoughts, my own bias 1. Universe started with a first phase transition involving gravity 2. Gravity might have another phase transition at the

To extend some thoughts, my own bias 1. Universe started with a first phase transition involving gravity 2. Gravity might have another phase transition at the micro and macro quantum boundaries. 3. We are already use to having math systems change and boundaries to phase transitions so its not really radically new to our mathematics tools. Yeah, I do have in my unfinished bucket re-doing my math knowledge and tools as either a MS or PhD. That said I might be wrong in either one of these things or seeing the micro and macro boundaries of quantum and classical as a phase transition in gravity. But, my limited math sense tells me I might have the right idea. The key would start with reworking the Maxwell magnetic equations to account for gravity and to describe the phase transition between micro and macro world environments in terms of going from quantum to classical physics Its a bit hard to picture it at first as the two mathematical systems used are incompatible with each other. One is in the matrices world and one is not. But, we have similar math mismatches in our real world. One part of economics is matrices and one is not and yet the micro and macro economic models fit together somehow. So I think it is eventually reachable to some of us as far as understanding the math. But I just might have it wrong altogether