The Unified Field of Half the Universe (M.Al Field)

Abstract

Introduction: The Blind Observer We were told: An atom exists in two places at the same time. We believed it while laughing, because we were seeing through *their* eyes, not our own. We asked: If the speed is infinite, does the atom remain both all possibilities (a "pile") and nothingness (a "hole") simultaneously? The Answer: Unless the observer captures data at that same speed, their observations are based on a blindness that fails to see the "hole." The hole exists, but the observer lacks the capacity to see it. Here begins the M.Al Field Law – The Final Formulation Statement of the Law: The universe abhors a vacuum. If you attempt to create a vacuum (a hole), the universe immediately creates matter (a "pile") to fill it. In other words, the universe is created in pairs, quadruplets, or multiples of two ad infinitum (Universe = 2n, where n = 1, 2, 3... ∞). There is no "1" in the universe; "one" is merely an illusion held by the blind observer. 1 . The Big Lie – Why Was Quantum Theory Invented? Quantum scientists came forward and stated: The electron is a cloud of probabilities (∣ψ⟩=α∣0⟩+β∣1⟩). We asked them: "Why a cloud?" They replied: "Because it spins at a speed we cannot measure." So, the problem isn't with the electron; the problem lies in your speed! You are like a slow-motion camera filming a jet fan; you see it as a solid disk and label that disk a "quantum cloud" The speed of the atom's rotation suggests it is a heap of infinite possibilities, while that same speed implies infinite probabilities of it being a "pit" (or void)