don't take this the wrong way, james, but I'm gonna correct some stuff you said.
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How can you explain where the matter from the universe comes from? How can you tell me why fractions can keep going smaller and smaller? It is hard right? That is the only thing I can compare not bieng able to speak my mind 'in human words", as you put it. It is not that I can't put it in human words, but it's because I am too imperfect to find the words that are right to describe what I know. I can tell you one thing.
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matter came from the big bang. it's a hard concept for those to grasp, especially for those who aren't familiar with astrophysics, but before the big bang, there was no law that said matter or energy can't come from nothing.
fractions can keep getting smaller because that's math. that's how the system we invented worls. as for matter, there's a limit to how much we can break it down. now depending on the theory, the smallest unit varies. according to string theory, it is a one-dimentional particle vibrating in a certain direction.
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Do you know how atoms have protons, nuetrons and electrons? Well, these things have an infinite amount of space in between them. You can keep dividing the space over and over and over again. So, if there is an infinite amount of space between the protons, neutrons and electrons, then the space must infinitely reach outward. We can then say that the universe is contained within a single atom, and yet the atom is contained within the universe. This is how everything is connected. Once we realize this, then we see that we are no longer (in our minds) specks in the universe, but infinite beings with infinite capacity.
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no, there's a finite amount of space. just because the numbers can be divided in half an infinite amount of times doesn't mean there's an infinite amount of space. this is where your mistake is. distances between objects are always finite. and yes, there are an infinite amount of numbers between 1 and 2, but that doesn't mean there's an infinite amount of space between them. it just means the space is made up of an infinite set of infinitely small numbers. the infinities sorta cancel each other out... I know that's a weird way of describing it, but that's the best I can do.
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Do you know how electrons, neutrons, and protons are energy? Yet, they are the building blocks of matter. So does this make matter energy? Or energy matter? My answer is that they are both. It is the experiencing of two opposites at the same time. It is how everything is infinite. That is how we see that we are not only beings of matter, but of energy. If you cannot understand this, then I am at fault.
I feel that the world is finally ready for this information, and that is why I have given it.
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most scientists accept that matter is made of energy. it wouldn't work the other way around.