I try avoiding buzzwords whenever possible smile emoticon Why
  isn't everything the same? Why does time seem to have a
  past/present/future and not just "is"? Why does there seem to be
  separate objects? Step into the holy grail of physics and
  there's the search for the ultimate "one" - the elegant formula
  that rules us all, the one from which all is derived, where
  everything simply is, and whatever isn't that formula is derived
  from the formula. [I'm oversimplifying of course] Should such a
  something be created/discovered, it would be proof that
  "everything is ultimately the same". So if everything is
  ultimately the same, what are the "differences-from" that
  distinguish this from that from the other thing? That sort of
  thing is how I'm thinking. == I like looking for profundity in
  the blatantly obvious because good stuff can be hiding in plain
  sight, entirely overlooked :)

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