In my last post I introduced a mathematical tool to describe reflection of elementary particles of energy (dots). I called this tool a...

It’s been five days since my last post on the Opposite Arrows of Spacetime . Since then I’ve tried to figure out how to use what I have...

In my last post I presented the Reflection K , that shows the reflection of the center point of two elementary particles of energy...

In today’s post I reveal the first trigonometric description of reflection, based on the model I’ve been working on for these past weeks....

In today’s post on my quest to explain the Theory of Everything through the reflections of elementary particles of energy (dots), I...

In today’s post I just might have figured out the fundamental angle of reflection, or the angle of bending of the two rings where each...

In today’s post in my quest to describe the Theory of Everything through reflections of elementary particles of energy (dots), I’ve...

In today’s post on my quest for the Theory of Everything, I realize that there is a rather simple equation to define the distance of two...

In my ongoing quest to build the Theory of Everything upon the reflection of elementary particles of energy (dots), I’ve once again made...

In today’s post on my quest for the Theory of Everything based on the reflection of elementary particles of energy (dots), I encounter...

I’ll start today’s post with a confession. I’d been writing this post for a while without saving and I managed to lose the first draft in...

In my last post I presented a rather cumbersome-looking shape with circles and vectors, as well as tiny spheres . As regular readers...

It seems as if I was procrastinating, writing these short posts about every small step of improvement to my Theory of Everything, based...

In my last post I made the statement that I had probably figured out the mathematical rules of the Theory of Everything. While this...

I began to write today’s post without knowing exactly where I’m heading. My aim was to multiply the image from my l ast post about the...

In my last post I talked about the drawing of a spacetime tetragon to help visualize the movement of elementary particles of energy...

If you’ve been reading more of my posts, you might notice that the topics of the posts do not follow a straight line. Rather, each post...

For a month I’ve known that the most reasonable assumption of how elementary particles move is through turn-by-turn reflections . For...

In my last post I wrote about my realization that the only way to make elementary particles of energy (dots) both reflect and move in an...

Five days ago I posted about circular reflection , or more specifically about a concept of jagged connections of moving elementary...