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HISTORICAL ORIGIN OF THE THEORY OF OBJECTIVITY
I believe that I was still about nine years old when I had a first encounter with what from that moment on would dominate my mind and my life forever. I did not understand it at first, and in truth for decades I did not understand the mission that I had taken in my childhood as my own. I and two other friends of similar ages talked vaguely and superficially about the origin of the universe. We had heard about the Big Bang theory, and basically we were arguing about that big explosion from which science claimed that the whole universe originated. In one of our conversations, one of my friends proposed that this theory could not be true, for all things were created by God. I have this memory locked in my brain, and at that moment I made the first logical exercise of what is in fact the basis of all that I have written and now present. I understood in that moment of my childhood, that logically the origin of all things could not come from a great explosion, because if there was an explosion there would need to be an existential formation earlier. I also understood that if God created the universe, logically something previous would necessarily have created God. The logical reasoning that my mind did at that moment brought on one side a certainty and on the other hand a whirlwind of doubts. The certainty I had was that neither the Big Bang Theory nor God would serve to effectively explain the origin of the universe. Therefore, my certainty had in its bosom the first logical and mathematical foundation that any theory that is attempting to explain the origin of the universe, must take into account. And this first logical foundation is precisely the fact that before anything, nothingness necessarily occurred. Faced with this first logical certainty a whirlwind of doubts and questions formed, but in that infantile moment what caught my mind was the following question: how could the universe arise from nothing? At that moment my reasoning effectively collapsed, for if it is logical that before the Big Bang and God something would necessarily have to exist, it is also apparently logical that element none can arise out of nothing. At that moment I understood that I was given a mission: to try to unravel mysteries related to the origin of the universe. Of course, such a mission could not be taken seriously. Not even in my most intense childish delusions did I sensibly believe that I would write a theory about the origin of the universe. However, for thirty years my mind revolved around that childish conversation. And for thirty years there grew within me a feeling that I would have to fulfill a mission that could be considered relevant. In those thirty years there were many times that I did not understand what that mission would be, but every day I woke up with that feeling present. I tried to lead a normal life: to study, to work, to have a family. However, at the age of thirty-nine I lost the sense of my existence. And this was because throughout my life I had cultivated within myself the certainty that I could do something that could be considered globally significant, but at that point in my journey I was just an ordinary person and with no prospect to at least try to present something new to the world. In truth, at that point in my life I had already forgotten that collapse in my logical reasoning about the origin of the universe. It was in this instant of deep existential depression that my childhood project came to light that my infantile project and I began to scribble in my notebooks the first words, which revolved around what I had already mentally matured in those thirty previous years. From the first words written until the conclusion of the project almost ten years passed, counting several interruptions. Certainly from the year 2007 I wrote many hundreds of pages on the subject, but after dozens of revisions there are about three hundred pages left. At the end of the project, in December of the year 2015, I sent the work for copyright registration. And in February 2016, while I was still reviewing all the material and adding another hundred pages, the media reported that Project LIGO in the United States had performed a test that confirmed the existence of gravitational waves predicted by the scientist Albert Einstein. I confess that I was immensely pleased with the news, because I understood that more than supposedly confirming what Einstein had foreseen, the tests were corroborating much more intensely everything that has been written in this theory that now I present to all: Theory of Objectivity.
Brief Biography of Vidamor Cabanas:
1968: He was born on December 3, 1968 in Brazil, in the city of Cruz das Almas - Bahia, and was registered under the name D. S.
1977: He made the first logical reasoning of the Theory of Objectivity
1995: Graduated in Economic Sciences, State University of Feira de Santana - UEFS, Bahia - Brazil
1997: Married on July 4
2007: He wrote the first sentences of Theory of Objectivity
2011: Graduated in Law at Anísio Teixeira College, Feira de Santana, Bahia - Brazil
2015: Completed the Theory of Objectivity and adopted the name Vidamor Cabannas
2016: Published the Theory of Objectivity in the world wide computer network
2017: Made updates on Theory of Objectivity