The shape of the egg is postulated to be the consequence of opposing forces relative to the location of perspective of points that define the... » More

The shape of the egg is postulated to be the consequence of opposing forces relative to the location of perspective of points that define the spaces of its' contents. For example, net velocities of motion of light emitted in two planes plus the velocity of motion of its' source would be expected to be decreased in the case when the direction of the light beam is opposed to the direction of motion to cause the blunt edge and increased when it aligns with the direction of motion of its' source to cause the pointed end of an egg shape. An egg shape is created graphically from an oval template with the dimensions of ∆v +2∆c where ∆v is the velocity of motion, ∆c represents a change in the velocity of light resulting in the creation of matter. Analogy is made from the elaborated geometry and kinetics to real processes involving a universality of the egg shape as a shape of space with the maximum open; instinct, and language as passengers of contingency/location based emergence.

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