The Stephen Hawking memorial lecture; page 5.

A Formal Statement of Quantum-Relativity (qr).


  • We must forget and unlearn that we ever heard the absurd phrase "the-speed-of-light".


  • However, there really does exist an "apparent-wave-velocity".


  • The apparent-wave-velocity is simultaneously both:


              1.i0/(-1.i1) (the front-left case or the rear-right case)

                    and 1.i0/(-1.i1) (the front-right case or the rear left case)

however, ignore the quantum ambiguity, basically this is just one unit of space per unit of inverted historic depth


  • The square of the apparent-wave-velocity (c^2) is 1.i2, inverse-one (-1).


  • Therefore, both the strong and the weak nuclear forces are -


GRAVITATIONAL


HINT: The so-called "graviton" has a zero apparent radius, integrate Einstein's field equations, just as they stand.   


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