[wisp]

Originally Posted by Marketa

To Wisp: You are pretty good in "building" your new theory. Have you ever thought about the fact, that there are some basic facts that must accept any theory and therefore if you'll invent "another" new approach, sooner or later you'll find out, that your theory and "common" theory are two sides of one coin?

Even though wisp theory gets complicated, it is fundamentally a simple theory that using Newtonian space and time concepts. So the term common theory does suit it. But it builds on matter being formed though holes "nothingness" in the ether, a concept that is not common to our senses. And our notion of empty space is in fact a space full of particles called ether, which has great mass and is very solid.