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A redefinition of the concept of forces as 'fortis' |
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| As much as we wish to avoid doing so, we are forced to consider alternative definitions and classifications of the concepts of forces and energy than contemporary science. | ||
| Over coming chapters, therefore we will reconstruct a comprehensive and unified model of forces, energy, atomic and sub-atomic structures that not only adhere to each and every valid (properly observed) scientific result but make perfect common sense! | ||
| We begin by redefining the relationships between forces and objects. | ||
| 6.11.1 | A working definition of force called FORTIS | |
| For the purpose of presenting a unified theory of forces, energy, structure and therefore the Universe as a whole, a force is now re-defined as fortis: | ||
| A fortis is an aggregate feature of all structures of matter that has the capacity to produce a change in another structure behaviour, in terms of make-up and rate of motion | ||
| Therefore, we can use this definition to instantly see that all particles of matter possess three fortis in varying degrees of strength derived from each and every Unita possessing self-awareness of form: | ||
| (1) | Creation- all matter wishes to create greater (and therefore more complex) form | |
| (2) | Attraction- all matter has relative attractiveness to other forms of matter by virtue of the spin configuration of its smallest pieces of matter, built up to an aggregate spin. | |
| (3) | Repulsion- all matter has relative repulsiveness to other forms of matter by virtue of the spin configuration of its smallest pieces of matter, built up to an aggregate spin. | |
| As these fortis are aggregates. They are the strongest fortis in the Universe and the prime determinants of motion in form. | ||
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