- The Brick and The Hammer
- By
- ©2010, Daniel L. Burnstein
- The primal state of Universe was the Point Particle Phase; a phase during which only existed
- phartons and photinos in the form of photino‐charged phartons. In order to recreate the
- conditions that existed during that phase, one would need break down matter into phartons and
- photino‐charged phartons and to do that, one would need to interact at the fundamental level
- of reality in a way that reintroduces in a particle system not only the energy of the Point Particle
- phase but re‐establishes the balance between phartons and photino‐charged phartons (which
- from QGD is to bring about particle resolutions described in my papers).
- This cannot be accomplished by brute force. You cannot recreate the primal state of the
- Universe by colliding particles, no matter how large the collider and how much energy it
- imputes to particle systems. In fact, the more energy it imputes, the less likely a collider will
- produce the expected results.
- The formation of massive objects came from nuclear and sub‐nuclear reactions which, QGD
- explains, emit free phartons (which negative gravity fields dimensionalize quantum‐space). In
- order to reverse the nuclear and sub‐nuclear reactions (so as to acquire some understanding of
- how higher order of matter formed), one would need to reintroduce in a particle system the
- amount of phartons that were emitted during its formation.
- But particle colliders do exactly the opposite of what is needed. What happens when particles
- are accelerated is that the net frequency of the accelerated particle is increased. As explained in
- the QGD model, this means that colliders bring about interactions that emit phartons resulting
- in particles that have, it is true, more energy, but proportionally less phartons than the initial un‐
- accelerated particles had. In other words, colliding particles does not reverse the reactions by
- which they were formed.
- It follows that colliders do not, as the current models would lead us to believe, produce
- fundamental particles. Colliders mostly produce fragments of matter that do not and for the
- most part never existed in the Universe. Fragments of matter, QGD predicts, are highly unstable
- whilst real particles are stable (QGD also explains how radioactive elements internally produce
- unstable structures which immediately break down into stable structure to produce what we
- call radioactivity).
- Using particle colliders to reveal fundamental reality is akin to trying to reveal the fundamental
- components of a brick using a hammer.
- What happens when you hit a brick with a hammer is that it breaks into fragments which one
- can catalogue based on shape, weight, the direction in which a fragment flew relative to the
- point of impact and energy (which is proportional to the distance a fragment traveled from its
- position prior to impact). One can organize those fragments in any number of classes, but that
- exercise will never reveal the fundamental components of a brick.
- The collision observed in a collider produces not fundamental particles but fragments of matter
- which will immediately breakdown into particles. A collider is a hammer and it does not matter
- how big a hammer one builds, it will never reveal the fundamental components of matter.
- Does this mean that we can’t reveal the fundamental components of matter? Of course not.
- Revealing the fundamental components of matter is not only possible; it is well within our reach.
- It is certainly possible through the continuing efforts of our astrophysicists to create better
- detection devices and probes. It is also possible, if using the principles of quantum‐geometry
- dynamics, our physicists and engineers create new low energy lasers and low energy electron
- and positron canons that will interact with matter at the fundamental level.
- It pains me deeply to see the creativity of so many wasted in the pursuit of the mathematical
- mirages of faulty models of physical reality that will never give the expected results.
- One must remember that our ability to explore reality is a function of the accuracy of the
- models we use. This is a time for radical changes; time for a model that is consistent with all
- levels of physical reality, be it the fundamental level of realty, or the cosmological level of reality
- or any level in between; that model is Quantum‐Geometry Dynamics.