Quantum Temple

Anyone who has read this far knows I’ve been working on a theory that might help piece together the world of quantum mechanics into something that seems more spiritual than scientific but I always concentrate on the scientific first. Let’s begin with some basics.

Physics says:
E=1/2mv^2 or Energy = 1/2 x mass x velocity x velocity

Einstein said:

E=mc^2 or Energy = mass x speed of light x speed of light

R. Buckminster Fuller(more on him later) said:

1+1=4 (click to see the proof)

So last time we talked about this, I used the metaphor of dropping pebbles in the water but then I realized that makes the metaphor incomplete because the pebbles would simply symbolize the electrons that I said wouldn’t exist and that was a valid concern because I found the solution thanks to Einstein. You see, if those pebbles were moving 5km/hr the equation for how much kinetic energy it would contain would be E= 1/2 x mass x velocity X velocity, and it would be the same at 300km/hr, and 3000, and even 30,000km/sec but at the speed of light(around 300,000km/sec) it suddenly changes to Einstein’s equation where the mass suddenly has twice the kinetic energy as before. Oh really?

Pebbles are gone. It wasn’t pebbles in the first place; they were an illusion handed to me by my friend who presented me with the visualization originally. Pebbles would give off a very temporary ripple while ripples for electrons last for the life of the electron and that’s when I realized that they were streams of energy. Here’s proof with water. Fill your tub and as you’re doing so, watch the ripples; what’s causing them? A stream of water.

If what we call our subatomic particles are actually made up of 2 streams of energy that have somehow become entangled once they slow down below the speed of light then once those particles reach the speed of light they are then able to split and then Einstein’s equation makes perfect(and SIMPLE) sense.

There’s more to this but I’m up to my neck in construction right now. Will finish this by May 10th.