In reference to Faulkner's comment that the past isn't dead, it's not even past — this might be literally true if Fredkin's finite nature hypothesis is true. If the mass gap problem in Yangs-Mills theory possesses no affirmative solution, then is physics the result of a weird proto-physics without time, space, or energy? If the maximum physical wavelength is the Planck length times the Fredkin-Wolfram constant, and if infinite, continuous M-theory is replaced by finite, digital M-theory, then the space roar's unexpected electromagnetic noise from the early universe might prove that Fredkin time and Fredkin distance are valid below the Planck scale. Is explanation of space roar the first great empirical success of M-theory? If the answer to the preceding question is yes, then there might be a Fredkin-Wolfram automaton spread across multitudes of alternate universes, yielding recurrent physical time with endless repetitions of all possible physical events.