Being a brand new and timid member of this forum I am hesitant to lock horns with some of the braniacs that I have detected. Nevertheless the forum title is Theory of Everything and thus it is an appropriate site to test the waters and so I am posting a link to my site.
Of course I welcome comments suggestions and even criticisms. But I do ask that, before you do comment or criticize, you study the entire paper and be sure that you understnad the constituency and actions and reactions of "the increment." I agree that the language of the paper easily identifies me as a rank amateur in higher physics. That doesn't in any way detract from the conformance of the described conditions to a myriad of accepted scientific facts and theories. The developement of the field forces is long and boring but it was necessary to demonstrate the applicability of the concept.
I am illiterate in higher mathematics so any attacks or comments in this lamguage will go over my head and will be ignored.
One thing. There does remain a misleading statement in the paper. The first four words of discussion item 1 now reads "Space itself consists of.." That should have read "Otherwise empty space contains.." There is also one more comment that should be made. Illustration one, the depiction of the increment, is not as clear as it should be. The artist did an ok job but it was difficult for me to describe what I was looking for. The heavy arrows represent paired charge bundles in their orbits around and through the circular orbit of the single unpaired charge bundle. The shaded area is the paired bundles returning up through the center of this circular orbit. Also there should be more of an indication that the paired bundles are on a corkscrewing spiralling path providing a spin to their motion. I hope that you will be able to picture this.
It is not the intent of the paper to disprove or replace any current theories. The intent is to demonstrate its compliance to the presently generally accepted conditions.
http://www.theincrementaluniverse.com


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