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In the previous post above, I referred to the quarks in a nucleon as dimensionally balanced "color" charges, but I think the phrase is mis-leading, since their constituent Ss and Ts are all 3D. What we are comparing to color in them is the unique integer value of one of their three radii. ...

It's certainly understandable, if the ideas presented in the previous post above seem bizarre to the reader. Nevertheless, the development is logical and follows from the system's fundamental postulate. The basic idea follows from the broken symmetry of the quarks, which is quite apparent. Unlike th...

Thirteen years ago, a paper was submitted to the preprint archive, arXiv, entitled, "Some remarks about mass and Zitterbewegung substructure of the electron." The abstract is interesting: It is shown that the electron Zitterbewegung, that is, the high-frequency microscopic oscillatory moti...

I just happened upon a TED talk video by one James Beecham, a young man who is employed as a CERN physicist, working on what he calls a theoretical "disaster." Of course, he's referring to the "trouble with physics," which is the name of one of my blogs, which namesake is the tit...

Sometimes it's hard to fight the doubts that what we have developed and are still developing is something significant and worthwhile. This is especially true when I read the CERN propaganda heralding the accomplishments of the LST, such as the so-called completion of the standard model of particle p...

The assertion that new bottles are needed for new wine is very old and wise, and evidently it's true in our case as well. We portend to offer a new and powerful paradigm for viewing the universe, but without a new bottle to put it in, the new wine tends to leak away. Could it be true that we have fo...

Accepting a universe of motion is not easy for us, because we naturally see space and time as a stage for the interaction of pre-existing objects. And even after we reach an age where we can intellectually entertain the idea of nothing but motion, it's still difficult, because we are not equipped wi...

It may seem bizarre at first glance, but the logic is sound I believe and the math is trivial, when we scale up the S|T combos of the LRC's version of the first family of the LST's standard model (sm) of particle physics, in order to calculate the combos of the second and third families, as describe...

Ok, the next step in our challenge is to relate the expansion of our 3d number system (i.e. √1, √2, √3), based on the radii of the the three balls defined by the LC, to our reciprocal numbers that constitute the S|T unit combos of the LRC's version of the standard model (sm). In order to meet the te...

The most enduring challenge that Western science has faced down through the centuries, since the days of the brilliant Greeks, like Pythagoras and Euclid, is the fact that there are geometric magnitudes for which there are no corresponding numbers. It is the same challenge facing the modern LST comm...