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Version 1.1 of the Theory of Everything Manuscript
The manuscript is starting to look good. I've been working hard in making the illustrations clear and unambiguous. Most importantly I've...
Kalle Lintinen
Jul 18, 20231 min read


Version 1.0 of the Theory of Everything Manuscript
I might be a bit too brash to say this, but today I managed to finish the version 1.0 of the Theory of Everything manuscript. Its current...
Kalle Lintinen
Jul 16, 20233 min read


The Bits and Pieces of the Theory of Everything
While in my latest post I’ve been a proponent of the theories of the Special and General Relativity, I think even there I’ve been a bit...
Kalle Lintinen
Jul 12, 20233 min read


On Refraction and Relativity
While I thought that from now on, I’d be mostly posting on the updates on the Theory of Everything -manuscript, I thought I’d still make...
Kalle Lintinen
Jul 11, 20235 min read


Version 0.1 of the Theory of Everything Manuscript
Original post published on July 7th 2023: Today I'm going to do something unconventional. I'm goin to post the zero draft of my...
Kalle Lintinen
Jul 8, 20236 min read


The ’Dirty Math’ of Everything
In my last post I talked about misunderstanding mathematics. In this post I’m talking about something that follows along the same path,...
Kalle Lintinen
Jul 3, 20234 min read


Misunderstanding Mathematics
In my last post I talked about the geometry of everything. In it I mentioned that I hadn’t figured out the mathematics out just yet, but...
Kalle Lintinen
Jul 2, 20239 min read


The Geometry of Everything
Subtitled: “Of Vectors, Circles and Cross-Products” In my last post I said that I had sorted out the folding of elementary particles, or...
Kalle Lintinen
Jun 30, 20233 min read


Finally: The Mathematics of an Entangled Double-Helical Origami!
It’s been quite a few days since my last post. The reason for this silence was natural: I was doing a lot of math to figure out how to...
Kalle Lintinen
Jun 21, 20235 min read


Backtracking the Origami
In my last post I showed how the arrangement of dots into a helical origami can be presented in a very neat way, where a circular ribbon...
Kalle Lintinen
Jun 6, 20232 min read


An Origami Teaser
In my last post I gave a sneak preview of the mathematics of the tangling of a double helix of dots into matter (hydrogen), with a...
Kalle Lintinen
Jun 6, 20233 min read


A Sneak Preview on the Mathematics of the Theory of Everything
It’s been a long time (almost a month) since I last posted anything on my quest for the theory of everything. The reason isn’t that I...
Kalle Lintinen
Jun 3, 20234 min read


Ionization Energy is the Energy of the Supramolecular Bond
After my last post, I knew I had the mathematics of supramolecular bonding more or less correct. I thought that now I just need to write...
Kalle Lintinen
May 8, 20234 min read


The Incredibly Strong Intermolecular Bond
I’ll begin by owning up that I had written a whole post before this, but as the point where I ended up in was so different to where I...
Kalle Lintinen
May 7, 20237 min read


Explaining Dark Matter with the Rydberg Formula
In my last post I said I’d be working on the revision of the Counterevidence Paper and that new posts would be about updates to it. Well,...
Kalle Lintinen
May 6, 20234 min read


The Extra Twist in the Hydrogen Half Equals an Electron
In my last post I realized that the only way to explain the astronomical number of twists in the hydrogen molecule is that the...
Kalle Lintinen
Apr 27, 20235 min read


Twisting a Hydrogen Balloon
In my last post I showed that the arcing of the orbital is related to its twisting. More specifically, I showed that a full 360-degree...
Kalle Lintinen
Apr 24, 20234 min read


On the Curving and Arcing of Orbitals
In my last post I showed that the double-helical orbital of the hydrogen molecule consists of pairs of elementary particles (or dots)...
Kalle Lintinen
Apr 23, 20233 min read


Bending Double-helical Arcs into a Hydrogen Molecule
In my last post I realized that with zero charge, the double-helical sphere is intertwined into circular arcs. In the post I used a full...
Kalle Lintinen
Apr 20, 20233 min read


Squeezing a Circle into a Ball
In my last post where I introduced the difference between a hydrogen atom and a proton being that the hydrogen atom is composed of a...
Kalle Lintinen
Apr 17, 20233 min read
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