Hi Cig,
Understood, but any formula you consider must still pass muster with regard to SOME system of units of measure…either our existing scientific procedures should apply, or your formula should be able to predict things where current physics cannot.
You mention string theory. I would encourage you (as I encourage all) to investigate how the Qabalists (those who study the geometric network model known as the Tree Of Life) have been saying there are 11 dimensions since ancient times. And if you check out the following website, you will note that the animated graphic on the right, which is used in discussing the dimensions of string theory, is pretty close to the Tree Of Life (and not by accident, I would hazard to guess):
http://www.tenthdimension.com/flash2.php
I agree with the first part, but it is my belief (and I believe my math supports) that God is well above the concept of Energy. In fact, Energy is simply a metric we use to measure physicality, and the “magic” that is accomplished through the implementation of any closed-loop control system shows that Information is a metric at a fractally higher dimension than Energy, because Information is the metric used to close a control loop, and any control loop controls Energy.
The Tree Of Life is a “map of maps” that not only describes the architecture of the human body, but also the architecture of DNA.
Qabalah explains that our universe is comprised of 10 emanations (dimensions) and the 11th dimension exists “beyond” and that dimension is God.
Yes, it is an exaggeration. Various forms of the Energy Equation have been defined since Newton’s time. Bernoulli’s principle is nothing but the standard Energy Equation of mechanics written for fluid flow instead of solid masses. So plenty of people knew about Energy before Einstein. Einstein’s unique contribution was in showing that Mass was nothing more than bound Energy.
Well, if you disagree then I am afraid you will have to re-think your equation…
in fact, that was my purpose in showing you the dimensional analysis of your equation. I am trying to show you how dimensional analysis helps us in thinking about these things. But in reality “infinity” is not a number. It is a concept and will forever be a concept that cannot be quantified.
That is exactly the point: When you wish to consider infinity, you must ask “infinite what?”. If you are speaking of infinite space, then since we know space is 3-dimensional we would still describe infinite space as a manifold of (d)^3.
You would have to be a bit more clear here, Cig. The way that I, and most people of science, think of “the universe” it is the sum total of all mass, space, and time. That’s why I have mentioned plenty times here on the forums that my Massive SpaceTime theory is well-founded in the basics of science. 
Yes, I knew you were not serious about that… mostly because if I would have pressed you, I would have asked you “how would you define knowledge in terms of the fundamental dimensions of mass, space, and time?”
RMT