An official textbook of unified physics, the fractal holographic solution to quantum gravity.
10 2014-11-14 by [deleted]
First - what this theory claims to accomplish
- Resolves the ~122 orders of magnitude discrepancy between the cosmological constant (universal density or dark energy) and the Planck quantum vacuum density
- Describes the cosmological scale gravitational force as a product of discrete Planck quantities making up the structure of spacetime
- Identifies the source of mass for the proton which makes up matter
- Resolves the hierarchy problem between the proton mass, the Planck mass, and the gravitational force
- Finds the gravitational-to-strong force coupling constant
- Identifies the source of energy and mass and the mechanism from which the speed of light is defined in the famous energy mass equivalence equation
- Calculates the angular frequency and period of a holographic proton resulting in the interaction time of the strong force
- Demonstrates utilizing special relativity that gravity can behave with the range typically associated with the strong force giving the first analytical solution to confinement and unifying gravity with the quantum world.
Here are the first four sections of the textbook, for you to tear apart. If you take the time to read this, you will have effectively re-learned physics properly. The whole is in each piece.
Solving Quantum Gravity and the Source of Mass
Solving the strong force, or another perspective of gravitation
There is more to come.
83 comments
6 james_covalent_bond 2014-11-14
In case you want to see how incapable of giving any actual information about this "theory" its supporters are, read this exchange:
http://www.np.reddit.com/r/holofractal/comments/2hvtrq/in_2012_nassim_haramein_using_math_precisely/ckwzmu5
2 d8_thc 2014-11-14
In case you want to see Nassim reply to every single point BobAThon raises, see:
http://www.reddit.com/r/holofractal/comments/2klr4u/nassims_response_to_the_famed_bobathon/
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5 chucicabra 2014-11-14
The blanket dismissals with no reasoning are interesting.
2 NWOwon 2014-11-14
Do you have a link to reviews by his peers?
1 Playaguy 2014-11-14
Ah Peer-Review. The Holy Grail.....
http://www.ajronline.org/doi/abs/10.2214/ajr.181.5.1811422b
0 NWOwon 2014-11-14
Why did you feel the need to post this?
1 Playaguy 2014-11-14
As the link shows, peer review does not make something instantly credible. A group of like minded people (peers) often base their conclusions on common assumptions which can be wrong. Ever wonder why peer reviewed studies come out that say "eggs will kill you" then a few years later there is another study "eggs are great for you" then a few years later "eggs will kill you".
Peer review is the process of analyzing the data collection and the conclusions drawn from them. Do not chew up and swallow something because it has passed peer review, as the link shows, it is easily manipulated.
1 NWOwon 2014-11-14
That's the media saying it. The papers usually make it clear what the findings actually are.
But I get what you're saying: If something is peer reviewed, don't take it as gospel. Which I don't do. However, the OP's linked stuffed isn't peer reviewed by anyone. So...
-1 d8_thc 2014-11-14
http://sciencedomain.org/review-history.php?iid=224&id=4&aid=1298
1 NWOwon 2014-11-14
Is that an open journal?
2 d8_thc 2014-11-14
There are 4 reviews there.
2 NWOwon 2014-11-14
By anonymous people. The only ones that aren't "This should be published" call out the paper for being inconclusive and horribly-executed.
No peer review with actual names attached? Suspicious!
1 d8_thc 2014-11-14
I urge you to look into it, put the pressure on it. Eventually this will be recognized as unification, and it's beautiful.
-2 NWOwon 2014-11-14
Eh. Too many misinterpretations and arbitrary values. Let me know if someone vindicates his work.
3 chucicabra 2014-11-14
So let me get this straight. You won't even give it a look until someone you have never met says it is true? As much as I hate this term, you understand that is the epitome of the word sheep?
-1 NWOwon 2014-11-14
I've actually already read the material. It's pseudoscience, which is why the creator has yet to submit it to peer review and why the sub dedicated to praising it has no scientists in it.
3 chucicabra 2014-11-14
There....you got in another dismissal. Now, do you care to point out what misinterpretations and arbitrary values you would be referring to? Or are you just gonna say pseudoscience and call it a day?
-4 NWOwon 2014-11-14
Well he claims that each point on the surface of a hologram contains the entire information for the image. He then proceeds to not cite anything to support that different interpretation.
5 chucicabra 2014-11-14
His equations and their output are his citation. The idea is that the math makes sense in all situation vs the current mainstream (incomplete)model needing a load of exemptions. Do you have a specific problem with his math that you would like to discuss?
-2 NWOwon 2014-11-14
I'm not sure if you're serious or not.
1 chucicabra 2014-11-14
Oh, I forgot, you need someone who you don't know to write their opinion on it. You're unable look at it for yourself and deduce if there are logical missteps. Someone has to be the first to give it a shot - why not you? Please, send me a msg if you find any problems with his math.
-2 NWOwon 2014-11-14
It's not his math that's a problem; it's his concepts.
2 d8_thc 2014-11-14
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holographic_principle
More specifically
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holographic_principle#Black_hole_information_paradox
What concept is not understood?
-1 NWOwon 2014-11-14
The holographic principal. As I said earlier, "he claims that each point on the surface of a hologram contains the entire information for the image".
2 d8_thc 2014-11-14
No.
He claims the proton contains the mass information for all protons. It is the singularity of space. Each proton derives it's mass from 1/(number of protons in universe) out of the holographic mass.
This is different from the generalized holographic principle equation he uses to deduces mass, which is very well understood. The above is simply a logical deduction from this.
-2 NWOwon 2014-11-14
Why the proton?
3 d8_thc 2014-11-14
Why is the proton the fundamental holographic length of a universe our size?
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-2 NWOwon 2014-11-14
It's too bad there aren't any citations :/
3 d8_thc 2014-11-14
Are you fucking kidding me?
Google works, you know
A fundamental scale of mass for black holes from the cosmological constant
Thermodynamic reflection of particles by Schwarzschild black holes
The minimum mass of a black hole that is capable of accretion in a universe with a cosmological constant
-1 NWOwon 2014-11-14
Thanks for fixing the links! They're broken trying to get them from your post, btw.
3 d8_thc 2014-11-14
The holographic principle as a solution to the black hole information paradox states that the total mass/information of the volume can be fully represented on the surface. This is well understood.
-2 d8_thc 2014-11-14
Like what?
-1 NWOwon 2014-11-14
Being published in a reputable journal would be a start. It'd be nice to see a peer review by someone we can confirm is a peer.
-1 d8_thc 2014-11-14
I meant the arbitrary values.
Most physicists have an instant dismissal of this, first because he is not phd sanctioned (he has no degree, he learned all of physics in his van) and because of the major modification to Einsteins field equations, adding in torsion to the fabric of space itself.
0 NWOwon 2014-11-14
So it makes sense that he probably isn't aware that his ideas aren't supported by experimentation.
2 d8_thc 2014-11-14
However, they are.
The first time Nassim did his calculations and released his paper, he started with two values. The current accepted proton radius, and current accepted proton rest mass.
His first calculated the rest mass by taking the accepted proton radius, and got extremely close to the CODATA rest mass.
He also took the CODATA rest mass (slightly different from his derived) and calculated what the radius should be.
It turns out that that radius has recently been confirmed by a muonic hydrogen proton accelerator experiment, and comes with .00012% of the radius.
When he takes the new radius, and plugs it into his equations, he comes even closer to the accepted rest mass.
E.g he made a hypothesis (holographic mass) made a prediction (charge radius) and had it confirmed by experimentation which came within one standard deviation (or the scientific margin of error in experimentation)
2 Teethpasta 2014-11-14
Uh this is bunk. This shows nothing and doesn't even come close reconciling physics. Anyone who could would be world famous. He would be the next Einstein.
2 NWOwon 2014-11-14
But not submitting scientific research for any peer review or criticism is how you know it's right!
-3 d8_thc 2014-11-14
Yep. Is that your reasoning for dismissal though?
Here's the example of quantum gravity, the simplest you'll ever see it.
Example
This can also be done at the hadron scale to deduce a holographic mass of the proton and a rest mass when distributed to all protons.
Hadron/Proton
0 Teethpasta 2014-11-14
That makes so many assumptions about what is equivalent goes no justification for "psu". When talking about black holes he is just taking random values from the back hole and just mixing them for no reason. This is outside of my field but too many false assumptions are made.
3 chucicabra 2014-11-14
Can you point to a false assumption? It should be easy if there are "too many".
0 Teethpasta 2014-11-14
That you can express it as volume. Also that the event horizon and black hole have that relationship.
3 chucicabra 2014-11-14
The PSU? Black Holes? Would you please clarify a bit.
Regardless of how he came to that ratio, if it is in front you, computing the same value as the Schwarschild solution is it a false assumption?
0 Teethpasta 2014-11-14
The psu. It easily can be. You can get the right answer with the wrong equation.
0 d8_thc 2014-11-14
Sure. Can you easily get the right answer to both Cygnus X-1 (1034 grams) and the proton (10-24 grams) with a wrong equation?
Also, he derives the cosmological constant (the dark energy energy accelerating the universe), the source for the limit on the speed of light, the strong force, the strong force interaction time, among many others outlined in the top of this post.
Think about how large these numbers are, and how close this gets to the exact masses.
The PSU is very simple. It is a sphere based on the planck length, a physics constant.
-2 Teethpasta 2014-11-14
Its not too hard to just play with the numbers. There is a reason it hasn't been accepted amd is recognized as pseudoscience
2 d8_thc 2014-11-14
Play with numbers?
Now I don't know if you're trolling.
It would be WAY crazier to come up with a framework, implement that model with known physics values, derive the masses of both a black hole and the proton using said framework, and to do it by accident, than it would be to actually write a unified field theory.
These numbers are ENORMOUS.
Like this
.000000000000000000000000x grams for the proton
and
00000000000000000000000000000000x grams for the black hole.
This is a statistical IMPOSSIBILITY
-1 Teethpasta 2014-11-14
Then why hasn't he revolutionized physics?
3 d8_thc 2014-11-14
This is a circular argument.
If this was right, it would revolutionize physics. It hasn't, so it's not right.
Just wait. It's brand new. You have no logical argument.
2 d8_thc 2014-11-14
Here's the justification for the PSU:
By the way, does a planck cube make sense to you as something the universe would do? It's based on the planck length.
And what random values? It's literally the quantization of the mass of the black hole with plancks- deriving the mass. Not exactly random.
If it was random, do you believe he would be able to deduce the mass of Cygnus X-1 and the proton with the same equation?
0 Teethpasta 2014-11-14
I would like to see this published in scientific journal for peer review.
3 d8_thc 2014-11-14
Me too.
2 just_do_the_math 2014-11-14
Have you posted this to /r/Physics or /r/mathematics?
0 d8_thc 2014-11-14
/r/askphysics
http://www.reddit.com/r/AskPhysics/comments/2m4xsa/so_theres_a_unification_textbook_floating_around/
Note that out of all the blatant dismissal, there is one guy who actually has a scientific discussion with me, I urge you to read it to completion. E.g. this is not easily dismissable.
5 Teethpasta 2014-11-14
Ouch they really tear you apart there. I knew psu's made no sense and it was wrong to assume it. They confirmed much of my suspicions. It's really fishy that he changes the equation between calculations. That's definitely not the way to do things. Also his idea of protons having inner black holes solves nothing and just is a further complication that isn't supported at all. He makes so.many incorrect assumptions as I first thought.
1 d8_thc 2014-11-14
You totally, totally do not understand the theory if you say
Seriously, I shouldn't even bother debating you if you don't understand the implications of ridding the strong force to replace it with space-curvature. This is the holy grail of physics my friend
Where is that?
This is 100% explained.
“Let’s restate these calculations in simple terms: when calculating the gravity of a cosmological black hole, we take its total volume of mass-energy and divide that by its surface (charge radius or event horizon), which tells us how much of an effect the inside information of the object (a relative amount) has on the outside spacetime (the rest of the universe), which is defined as its gravity.
When calculating the gravity (or mass) of a proton,we invert this and take the outside information on the surface that we perceive (the relative amount), and divide it into the inside volume (the universal or holographic amount). The proton has the special property of having an internal vacuum fluctuation mass-energy equal to the mass of the visible Universe, therefore we’re taking our perceived view of a single instance of a proton by the size of its charge radius in Plancks, and dividing it into the internal volume in Plancks (or Universal mass-energy) in order to understand its individual mass-energy or gravity in relationship to all other protons in the universe.”
This is the half-assed critiques of his theory that don't even begin to evaluate it within his framework (A HOLOGRAPHIC ENCODING OF INFORMATION).
3 just_do_the_math 2014-11-14
Not sure why you're pulling the victimization card here, seeing that I've found several long threads in the last month where someone addresses you head on for quite a while (u/stembruh, u/mofo69extreme, u/mahatmagandalf, u/bobathon, others.)
In several of these threads, they engage you, meaningfully, and ask for very specific formulas/questions/etc, and in almost every single one you don't address them.
Now I know you're thinking that they're doing the same exact thing, but truly honestly, they are not dodging your questions in the same way you are theirs. People who read these threads see two people arguing -- one person trying to discuss claims one point at a time, trying to narrow the focus to one formula/graph and keep the conversation on that, and another who is just throwing copy/pasted terms and links to graphs, and dodging very direct remarks.
Now there is definitely a group-think factor when it comes to downvotes -- especially when going against the majority opinion -- and while many downvotes can be attributed to that, a solid many other are because you are not a persuasive debater, unnecessarily hostile, fervently dogmatic, and do not engage others in a meaningful way (i.e. walls of copied text with obnoxious bolding in response to a simple question addressing a very particular point.)
Now, like others before me have brought up, you clearly have a deep intellectual curiosity which is fantastic. I highly encourage you to continue the pursuit of education, probably physics, and really get into the game (wouldn't be awesome to link to your published paper in response to critique?) instead of aggressively confronting strangers on the internet.
1 d8_thc 2014-11-14
You know, you're right for the most part.
However, I am still a layman, and while I cannot speak to every aspect of the theory and defend it, the answers are all there.
As I am learning more and more I am more accurately able to defend the theory.
There are a few problems that arise when debating.
1) One of the main tenants of the theory is that it modifies Einsteins field equations to incorporate torsion. This obviously does not sit well with many people, however it is from this modification that the rest of the theory arises.
The problem with that is that many of the aspects of the theory are evaluated against the current framework, without the change. This makes it impossible to defend, because the model in which it is written for is not included.
This also happens with the holographic theory itself, e.g. the criticisms concering how massive the Schwartzchild mass is itself (this is not the rest mass of the proton, this is the holographic mass) and again, the holographic theory is not integrated when the theory is being evaluated.
This is much like looking at observational data of black holes, saying they cannot exist, while ignoring the mathematics that could describe such an event.
However i agree, I do not have all the answers.
What I do know and why I am aggressively defending the theory - is that it does show many astounding results and conclusions, and does so with mathematical proof, that is dismissed due to anyone finding any little hole they can use to dismiss the entire thing (when I can't accurately defend it)
From the texts I've listed comes every single claim in the OP. They are all very straightforward, and all major current physics problems.
I just wish it was evaluated with an open-mind framework, but it's not.
It makes it all or nothing against me, a layman, and so as soon as it gets a bit in depth, the theory is dismissed instead of me and my lack of deep understanding.
However, if you check the current /r/askphysics thread here http://www.reddit.com/r/AskPhysics/comments/2m4xsa/so_theres_a_unification_textbook_floating_around/ - after I am much more capable of understanding and defending the theory, it is clear that it is absolutely not easily dismissible in any aspect - and yet the hivemind prevails, downvoting fact and upvoting wrong assumption. I don't implicate a conspiracy, I implicate group-think.
Anyway, I hope you (and everyone reading this) looks into it for themselves, much like we don't trust most PHD architects on WTC7 even though they have an official scientific explanation that 90% of scientists accept we know it is a physical impossibility as it is described.
3 just_do_the_math 2014-11-14
Haha! I'm the layman here man, not you. You've clearly read up a lot about the stuff.
However it's not my wish to debate the merits of this theory, instead I just really want to urge you to continue your education. You're passionate about physics, have self-taught yourself thus far, and would make a fantastic teacher if you could impart any of that enthusiasm unto your students.
I'm not sure about your life situation, and I know there's different barriers for different people, but I do know that there are a million reasons not do something, and only a few good reasons to do it. Your enthusiasm and passion are one of those few good reasons, and it would be a shame for it to be wasted.
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1 Teethpasta 2014-11-14
Except how does he explain neutrons. Since by using psus it would be very wrong. It's not hard to say disregard everything you know and trust me because my model is internally consistent. That doesn't actually prove anything and he came make any predictions with this theory. It's just a few numbers that happen to be close when plugged into an arbitrary equation.
2 d8_thc 2014-11-14
Wrong wrong.
He predicted the proton charge radius that has been recently verified with a proton accelerator. He is the only person to have an algebraic model for the charge radius.
3 Teethpasta 2014-11-14
A neutron is a very different thing and basic thing that his theory is very wrong about.
2 d8_thc 2014-11-14
Except when you knock a neutron out of the nucleus, it immediately decays to a proton.
Therefore, we can say a neutron is a proton 'in disguise' and fundamentally a black hole particle as well.
1 Teethpasta 2014-11-14
That doesn't really make sense and does not explain the fact that using psu's the mass comes out to be wrong.
0 d8_thc 2014-11-14
?
0 Teethpasta 2014-11-14
Also neutrons exist outside of a nucleus. But anyways a neutron has a different mass than a proton. His theory does not account for this. That is a huge hole.
1 d8_thc 2014-11-14
The neutron mass is 99.98% a proton mass.
0 Teethpasta 2014-11-14
Exactly so he is off by a noticeable amount.
1 Fuckyousantorum 2014-11-14
You are a rude asshole.
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2 ugdr6424 2014-11-14
Supposing that all of this information is correct, which it may be, why isn't it universally accepted by the "scientific community"? Maybe it's known and used by hidden breakaway civilisations or black ops or...?
What's your explanation, OP?
5 d8_thc 2014-11-14
I have none except for a hive mind dismissal.
It's been seen over and over and over and over in science - it's not a problem of the scientific method, but human group-think, which implements the methodology.
When a groundbreaking theory comes along that alters a major held assumption or belief, it is dismissed as crackpottery, no matter the factual evidence.
If this was a few hundred years ago, Nassim would be executed for being a heretic. Instead he is ostracized, called a crank and stupid, etc.
Seriously, check the rationalwiki article. It's 99% ad hominem attacks, one scientific critique that is extremely easily addressed. And this is the major source for 'debunking' Nassim's work, a character assassination.
3 ugdr6424 2014-11-14
Sound enough explanation.
I'm going to hang out on a limb and ask if he, or any of his proponents have tied the works you've posted with human consciousness/free will/biological organisms. I'm sure leaps could be made in the realms of medicine from his ideas, too.
5 d8_thc 2014-11-14
Not yet (it's early in the course) but it does explain phi everywhere and phi being found in biology.
Here is a great resource for fractal holographic theory as applied to life
http://cosmometry.net
And these two links are very good as well
http://holofractal.net/2013/05/30/the-singularity-of-the-heart/
http://holofractal.net/2013/08/08/the-biocrystal/
3 ugdr6424 2014-11-14
Wonderful. Thank you.
2 d8_thc 2014-11-14
Sure thing. The biocrystal one is extremely interesting.
2 chucicabra 2014-11-14
It could be as simple as something like this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Galileo_affair
1 pupupow 2014-11-14
How about http://milesmathis.com/
-1 d8_thc 2014-11-14
tl;dr;
/r/holofractal
1 NWOwon 2014-11-14
Is that an open journal?
2 NWOwon 2014-11-14
By anonymous people. The only ones that aren't "This should be published" call out the paper for being inconclusive and horribly-executed.
No peer review with actual names attached? Suspicious!
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2 d8_thc 2014-11-14
In case you want to see Nassim reply to every single point BobAThon raises, see:
http://www.reddit.com/r/holofractal/comments/2klr4u/nassims_response_to_the_famed_bobathon/
0 Teethpasta 2014-11-14
That you can express it as volume. Also that the event horizon and black hole have that relationship.
-2 NWOwon 2014-11-14
It's not his math that's a problem; it's his concepts.
1 d8_thc 2014-11-14
You totally, totally do not understand the theory if you say
Seriously, I shouldn't even bother debating you if you don't understand the implications of ridding the strong force to replace it with space-curvature. This is the holy grail of physics my friend
Where is that?
This is 100% explained.
“Let’s restate these calculations in simple terms: when calculating the gravity of a cosmological black hole, we take its total volume of mass-energy and divide that by its surface (charge radius or event horizon), which tells us how much of an effect the inside information of the object (a relative amount) has on the outside spacetime (the rest of the universe), which is defined as its gravity.
When calculating the gravity (or mass) of a proton,we invert this and take the outside information on the surface that we perceive (the relative amount), and divide it into the inside volume (the universal or holographic amount). The proton has the special property of having an internal vacuum fluctuation mass-energy equal to the mass of the visible Universe, therefore we’re taking our perceived view of a single instance of a proton by the size of its charge radius in Plancks, and dividing it into the internal volume in Plancks (or Universal mass-energy) in order to understand its individual mass-energy or gravity in relationship to all other protons in the universe.”
This is the half-assed critiques of his theory that don't even begin to evaluate it within his framework (A HOLOGRAPHIC ENCODING OF INFORMATION).
1 d8_thc 2014-11-14
You know, you're right for the most part.
However, I am still a layman, and while I cannot speak to every aspect of the theory and defend it, the answers are all there.
As I am learning more and more I am more accurately able to defend the theory.
There are a few problems that arise when debating.
1) One of the main tenants of the theory is that it modifies Einsteins field equations to incorporate torsion. This obviously does not sit well with many people, however it is from this modification that the rest of the theory arises.
The problem with that is that many of the aspects of the theory are evaluated against the current framework, without the change. This makes it impossible to defend, because the model in which it is written for is not included.
This also happens with the holographic theory itself, e.g. the criticisms concering how massive the Schwartzchild mass is itself (this is not the rest mass of the proton, this is the holographic mass) and again, the holographic theory is not integrated when the theory is being evaluated.
This is much like looking at observational data of black holes, saying they cannot exist, while ignoring the mathematics that could describe such an event.
However i agree, I do not have all the answers.
What I do know and why I am aggressively defending the theory - is that it does show many astounding results and conclusions, and does so with mathematical proof, that is dismissed due to anyone finding any little hole they can use to dismiss the entire thing (when I can't accurately defend it)
From the texts I've listed comes every single claim in the OP. They are all very straightforward, and all major current physics problems.
I just wish it was evaluated with an open-mind framework, but it's not.
It makes it all or nothing against me, a layman, and so as soon as it gets a bit in depth, the theory is dismissed instead of me and my lack of deep understanding.
However, if you check the current /r/askphysics thread here http://www.reddit.com/r/AskPhysics/comments/2m4xsa/so_theres_a_unification_textbook_floating_around/ - after I am much more capable of understanding and defending the theory, it is clear that it is absolutely not easily dismissible in any aspect - and yet the hivemind prevails, downvoting fact and upvoting wrong assumption. I don't implicate a conspiracy, I implicate group-think.
Anyway, I hope you (and everyone reading this) looks into it for themselves, much like we don't trust most PHD architects on WTC7 even though they have an official scientific explanation that 90% of scientists accept we know it is a physical impossibility as it is described.