@vgmlr · 3y 213d
Particle modelers often lean heavily on the molecular bonds of elements without spending much time evaluating the medium these elements exist upon/within. The dialog presented here shd render queries as to why there are abundances of elements who have identical properties and/or why we classify different molecules when simply uncontested bonding different molecules while clarifying the same resistance alters the state of the molecules. Molecular and particle physics could be resolved were it to embed into a medium as a change of state rather than exclusionary to it. #ResistanceTheory

@vgmlr · 3y 218d
Standard Model and Quantum Mechanics are in direct conflict with Continuum Mechanics as there must be uniform flow in a field for objects to exist where as SM/QM can achieve abstract behaviors across planes without deviations from intermittent densities of the field or mass collaborations (#ResistanceTheory)

@vgmlr · 3y 248d
>hyperspheric packing in euclidean space
>kepler conjecture
>granular crystallization
>0.366 to 0.259
Vibration (energy) leads to denser spherical packing, restraining displacement potential (PE).
Particles do not have mass bcz they do not exist --> argument against this is proof of the premise of hyperspherical packing in a hyperbolic space and inevitability a minimum 0.259 (~0.366) Standard Model and Quantum Mechanics error. #ResistanceTheory

@vgmlr · 3y 263d
>vibration but bonded
(≖_≖ )>
>movement between gaps
(._.)>
>drawn to one side
\(°-°)>
>behavior generated
ヽ(ಠ_ಠ)ノ ..the amount of nothing occupying something to accommodate their at-whim models even defies their own hand crafted simplified animations. They then arrogantly manufacture gaps representing mass and vacancy without any sense of irony. SM/QM require suspension of common sense and/or continuity. #ResistanceTheory
>0.25952

@vgmlr · 3y 265d
The Standard Model and Quantum Mechanics are wrong by no less than 0.25952 or 25.952% ..and all theorems to compensate for the difference has polluted a simplified solution which is to high/low an impedance field --> #ResistanceTheory

@vgmlr · 3y 271d
As waves can change ~in-flight or have ~dual modulation, this can give a threshold state before resistive (collision) state and permit a transmissible state beyond the point of resistance. This threshold can account for artifact reflection and transparency.

@vgmlr · 3y 271d
Here referenced is one of the most glaring discrepancies in the Standard Model and Quantum Mechanics: vibration aka energy, that which requires empty space for displacement. This empty space, or nothing, must not impede all super- theories yet, this then requires accepting an incomplete solution to the theory of everything by accounting for the space around everything. #ResistanceTheory instead alters the state of a given space (low/high threshold) in a field using wave compression/collision, so as everything matters (pun intended).

@vgmlr · 4y 4d
Yet an inactive or decelerated state is never suggested; it is either occupied or unoccupied, which defies the very concept of occupied. The red flag of any physicist's credibility is utilizing multi-dimensional additions to accommodate. #ResistanceTheory

@vgmlr · 4y 40d
The issue with the defined states of matter still affixed to the same molecular identity (ex. ice = water = vapor) is that expansion requires inclusion of foreign segregation densities. Obviously nothing can not exist so when a solid melts to a liquid, there is inclusion which shd change the molecular perspective of the matter --> ie H2O as water shd be reflected differently as bonding changes. The admission of 'nothing' or rather the dismissing of 'something else' plagues the fundamental understanding of all matter and is excused with gravity or electromagnetism. #ResistanceTheory states that pattern changes are within an existing field therefore state changes are pressure and velocity only, not molecular displacement.

@vgmlr · 4y 41d
>particles are primary
Yet are all different. ヽ(ಠ_ಠ)ノ
>primary (adj) 3. fundamental
Require exchange in nothingness to subsist.
>maybe vibrating strings
Vibration requires space to deflect.
Vibration requires resistance to restrain.
>strings in a field then
Then the field is the primary:
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