Universe made up of two components

The universe is made up of two distinct and opposing components: Space-Time (ST) and Matter-Energy (ME). These two components account for everything in the universe and everything constituting the universe. Both are at odds with each other. ST makes up the very fabric of the universe while ME makes up the contents of the universe. ST is uniform and cannot be reduced into smaller parts while ME can be reduced into a succession of smaller and smaller parts.

ST is linear and constantly expanding and advancing in all directions; in contrast, ME tends toward compression and unity. ME is ruled by gravity which tends towards unity and shortens distances while ST is an expanding linearity of ever-increasing distances that undermines the force of gravity by constant inflation. ST is linear and drags ME ever outward in a linear manner while ME curves ST around it.

The interplay of these two opposing components determines the dynamic of interactions in the universe, and events in the universe can best be understood by seeing the universe as a tension between ST and ME .