What is the nature of the universe?

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What is the nature of the universe? If we know the answer, will it help us understand what's going on in it.

What is the nature of the universe? Answer is: It is a space complexity phenomenon.

From the ubiquity of the Fibonacci sequence that the universe exhibits, we can deduce there exist sophistication behind it.

We can come to this conclusion from information theory.

The universe exhibits the Fibonacci spiral. This is the universal arrangement preference of the universe. This arrangement occurs with ubiquity and not sporadically. The Fibonacci spiral screams loudly in the phenomena in the universe.

As a space complexity phenomenon, we can discern an algorithm. What does the data structure tell us about the type of phenomenon the universe is?

The universe is spatially complex. This is the result of analysis.

When we look at what is displayed in the realm of nature around us in the universe, we see its beauty. The beauty that the universe exhibits is the direct result of variegation. The variegation occurs with the minute range called the visible light spectrum. Please view graphics above. The variegation in space results in an exhibition of color within the very narrow range which comprises the visible light spectrum.

If we know the answer, will it help us understand what's going on in it?

Absolutely! Before we answer this question, can we must come to the conclusion that the universe is an exhibition of beautiful rainbow colored forms and shapes.

Shapes: We find out that not all shapes are created equal. Some shapes are more equal than others because they are more beautiful as compared to other shapes. The shape which stands out taller than the rest is archetypically the curved line, from which we get the spiral and the circle, the sphere, the torus.

The universe and everything in it exists for its beauty. The beauty of the universe is the result of a surface phenomenon. This surface phenomenon tells us to our faces that we are expected to conform to principles that preserve the perspective of immutability in the universe in order that its beauty be preserved.

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