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dleviwing · 10-02-2005, 12:34 PM

Guille;
I don't recall discussion of quantification but I would like to express my view (opinion) of it.

There is a unique quantity of motion needed in order to allow a quantity of matter to become autonomous within its universal environment. Any physical system will maintain this quantity regardless of interactions. When this quantity is accumulated by the most finite quantity of matter capable of sustaining this motion quantity, we have the fundamental quantum units of matter, energy, mass, and force.
Antonio uses them in his theory; They are the "Planck Constants".

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dleviwing The Observer Status: Offline Posts: 1,817 Thanks Given: 26 Thanked 186x in 151 Posts Join Date: Jan 2005 Rep Power: 36	10-02-2005, 12:34 PM Guille; I don't recall discussion of quantification but I would like to express my view (opinion) of it. There is a unique quantity of motion needed in order to allow a quantity of matter to become autonomous within its universal environment. Any physical system will maintain this quantity regardless of interactions. When this quantity is accumulated by the most finite quantity of matter capable of sustaining this motion quantity, we have the fundamental quantum units of matter, energy, mass, and force. Antonio uses them in his theory; They are the "Planck Constants".