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Discoveries give us clues- classifications give us road blocks
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| While the discovery of scientific proof on the existence of sub-atomic particles assists in providing important data, understanding and "re-assurance", the subsequent definitions and classifications of these discoveries can themselves become our largest impediments to further understanding. | ||
| What we mean is that scientists in the field of sub-atomic physics, for example, have developed sophisticated models using "theoretical" particles (as yet unproven) such as the Graviton and the Higgs Boson as a way of explaining the interaction of forces in the Universe. | ||
| In addition, science has created a set of base assumptions in such fundamentally assumed areas such as the general behaviour of the Universe, the concept of "heat" and "cold" as well as space/time. | ||
| For these reasons, the model must re-define and clarify concepts and terms commonly used in physics in this chapter. For instance, in this chapter you will see the concept explained of Het instead of the definition of "heat". Col, instead of the definition of "cold". | ||
| However, from the re-definitions, we are then able to show the consistencies at all levels, including at the sub-atomic level, the common patterns of form, relationship laws of form and the motion laws of form. | ||
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