Time vs. Distance

[Tony P.]

(to moderator: if this doesn't get accepted, could you save this copy
and help me understand why?)

i've been pondering about this, is this is what i've got so far. it's
difficult for me to imagine, but the explanation should be good
enough.

supposedly at the point of the "big bang" time was very uncompressed
and distance was very small. cause as we get closer to the 2012 time
period, time is becoming more compressed, or so i hear. then it's
belief that the universe is expanding. i take distance expanding
as "god" gaining knowledge.

picture a wedge. the x-axis, the horizontal, will be considered time.
the y-axis, the vertical, will be consided distance. time being very
uncompressed at the beginning, it was very thick, yet at the same
time distance was compressed, very think. then as we progress down
the x-axis in a positive manner, time becomes more compressed ever so
slowly, while distance is becoming uncompressed or spread out.

and i can't remember where i read something, but something was
mentioned about pythagoras theorm being tied into something.

in other material i've read, it mentions protons, electrons, and
neutrons being of a trinity. and neutrons are a synthesis.