The Transmuting Ether Paradigm of Subquantum Kinetics: A Physics for the Twenty-First Century

World Futures 72 (1-2):5-18 (2016)
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A summary is presented of the subquantum kinetics ether methodology, a type of unified field theory that successfully predicts a large number of physical phenomena. This utilizes a new approach to theory development that emphasizes the use of system theory and places theory development as primary and observation as secondary. The rationale is given for adopting an open system, process-based view of the physical universe and for choosing the Model G reaction system as a prospective “genetic code” for the physical universe. Model G is shown to provide a viable model for the creation of subatomic particles from zero-point energy fluctuations.

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