1) Machine language, binary and how it relates to the Tao.

2) Philosophical questions will address the relationship between the three primary theories of the universe – Dualism/Materialism (2), Monism or Existentialism (1), Nihilism, Tao or the kabbalistic Ain (0), and the binary system/Machine Language programming.

3) Further discussions will address object oriented programming, the concept of Classes, their parallels with Jung’s archetypes and networking.

4) Programming the universe for synchronistic events using Cosmic Assembly language and a special symbolic 'object oriented' methodology derived from the kabbalah.

5) Question: I am only certain of my existence.  How can I know anything for sure?  Perhaps the world is merely an illusion or a virtual reality?    Answer:  You must become one with the object of your inquiry.  In this manner you will know all things in the same way that you know that you exist.  If the world is an illusion then maybe you are wasting your time pursuing money, power, love and prestige?  Maybe you should spend more time trying to figure out how the program works, debugging the code and writing your own code, rather than playing with the surface of things.  Question: What if I don't know that I exist?  Answer: Doubt is a form of awareness.  There is something that doubts its existence, therefore something IS.

NOTE: The Yin/Yang symbol depicts the interaction between all opposites, fundamentally Female [-1] /Male [+1].   These two are joined into one in ecstatic union in the circle (0).  The two opposites are ascribed to Dualism.  The sum of these opposites is Zero depicted by the circle surrounding them.  Why is the female represented by the black side of the glyph?  Answer: She is receptive, expansive like infinite space, while the male is outgoing.  He is ascribed to infinite contraction to complement her receptive nature.   The intersection of these two, as the two hemispheres of the brain, produce the 'child' or individual consciousness.  She is the moon reflecting the light of his sun (reflection upon existence). These are further related to concepts such as existence/non-existence and the observer/observed. 

All computer programs break down to machine language which is composed of different combinations of bits.  Each bit can only have two values - on (1) or off (0).  A computer program is simply a bit pattern.  Example:  1011101.  A complete virtual universe can be composed in this fashion.  The really interesting thing is that the universe itself exhibits these features.  Perhaps the truth is stranger than fiction?  I can say no more at this time.