donuts of reality.
after a contemplative moment , i had an epiphany.
the universe is not as we observe it.
this seems obvious, as all measurement devices are behind theory.
these devices have to conform to known and understood fixed realities.
for example , a ociliscope will give a perfect image of any given waveform in two dimensions.on a crt screen.
assumptions and deductions of this viewpoint become solid evidence . as it cannot be disputed by any superior measurement.
the unified field theory would have us belief the things within it are without dispute, because of the measuremennts and mathmatics behind it.
i do not wish to remove this validity , i just wish to add another dimension. quite litteraly.
there is a situational conflict between particle physics and waveform physics.
there need not be.
it is the observence of these interactions which create the conflict.
any crt screen is two dimensional.
three dimensions give aspect relationships.
fourth dimensional measurements can integrate time duration.
fifth dimensional aspects can envolve gravitational time differential aspects.
there is not a mechanism on this earth which can measure these parameters.
so create a thought experiment.
imagine a slinky. the long spring thing.
hold a bit of it.after stretching the slinky over a distance.
as you move the held point forward or backward , you have seen the passage of the law of doppler shift.
now take a view inside the spring.
whatever point is taken is the fixed point in time. though the oscillation operates in four ways.
forward , backward , up and down.
this is why a particle can appear as a waveform.
it moves in all directions according to the viewpoint.
the edges of th universe are the extremities of the slinky.
this allows for sinusiodal waves and also compressive waves to exist simultaneously.
giving the illusion of a donut shaped universe.
which would be incorrect, as each coil of the slinky has a different harmonic. creating a seperate reality.
each foundational harmonic becomes a new universe.though connected by acceleration.
