I’ve been slowly writing my quantum pressure manuscript for some days now. In the process I’ve been trying to cut off all the vagueness from my old theory. Besides not really giving a proper mechanism for the curved motion of supramolecular arrays, I didn’t really explain how the precise mathematics that leads to helical toruses also leads to quasi-spherical toruses. But now I’ve started the process of doing exactly that. I’ll first clarify why this is important by giving a

In my last post I presented my revelation that quantum pressure is torque confined in space. In the post I compared the definitions of angular momentum and pressure and realized that the units point to not just a spatial correlation of angular momentum and pressure, but also a temporal one. That is, pressure is angular momentum divided by time and volume. With a bit of handwaving, I simply stated that torque is angular momentum divided by time, and thus pressure is simply tor

In my last post I revealed that my quest to understand quantum gravity led to the discovery of quantum pressure. Not to recap the whole post, the discovery was about applying the ideal gas law, pV = nRT, to my theory of quantum gravity and almost unexpectedly seeing the definition of pressure popping up. I don’t think that my post was very easy to follow. The reason for this was that I had only come up with the realization recently and didn’t really understand the new theor