Consciousness
the Foundational Principle
of Particle Physics
By: Thomas Lee Abshier, ND
Again, the Theory postulates that every subatomic particle (e.g. the proton, neutron,
meson, hadron, baryon, etc.) is a combination of electrons and positrons. Therefore
even the most complex particle, the theoretical Higgs Vector Boson, may be just the
combination of a large number of electrons and positrons. Thus, the Standard Model
and its quarks, may not be fundamental particles themselves, but may instead be a
unit that is involved in creating a more complex pattern of order. The smallest
identifiable units in any system may appear fundamental, but in fact those units
may be complex assemblies of even more fundamental units.
Particles are the source of fields, which include: electrical, magnetic, and gravitational
fields. The fields are radiated intrinsically from the electron and positron, and
are generated new, out of nothing but conscious command and the creative power of
the word at each moment. Every wave phenomenon is a complex of electromagnetic emanations
from one or many electrons and positrons. Thus, the EM wave phenomenon such as photons,
neutrinos, radio, microwave, x ray, gamma, etc. are additive phenomena, super-positions
of many individual waves emitted over a series of moments. These complex waves are
then carried as a disturbance by the electron-positron Dipole Sea.
Again, the Theory of Absolutes postulates that all subatomic particles are aggregations
of electrons and positrons. And, that these aggregate particles rotate to stay separate
and thereby maintain their mass energy. The mutual orbit of oppositely charged particles
provides the centrifugal force to keep electron-positron pairs inside the subatomic
particle from collapsing together in pair annihilation.
Most subatomic particles are not stable for long periods, with the proton being the
major exception. It has a theoretical half life of 1034 years. The neutron is likewise
stable as long as it is bound to a proton, but when isolated it has a half life around
10 minutes. The process of decay can be understood by realizing that each subatomic
particle is a rotating system which can lose stability if the delicate distance relationship
within the particle is thrown off by a displacement of one of the constituent particles.
Subatomic decay has been explained by the Standard Model as being mediated by the
Weak Force, and the W and Z intermediate vector bosons. But, in the Theory of Absolutes,
we postulate that subatomic particle decay is the result of random fluctuations in
field intensity, and superimpositions of fields associated with the passage of various
electromagnetic fields in the Dipole Sea.
Thus, when a subatomic particle decays, one or more of its constituent electrons,
positrons, or groups of electron-positrons moves away from its stable configuration
of rotation and its balance between attraction and repulsion. When that delicate
balance is disturbed, the constituent electrons and positrons lose their rotational-distance
configuration. And, as a result of the dissociation, the rotational kinetic energy
will be redistributed among the particulate fragments.
But, the fragments may not carry the entire the entirety of the rotational energy
of the original particle. Thus, any remainder could be carried away by the generation
of photons, which are packets of rotating electromagnetic energy. High energy photons,
ã rays, typically generate from the redistribution of positions within the nucleus
of an atom, or the decay of a portion of the nucleus.
The energy drop of the orbital electron to a lower energy orbital, and the generation
of a photon, is the most obvious example of rotational energy release. The high
energy orbital electron drops an orbital level, and a quantum of orbital angular
momentum is transferred to the Dipole Sea and carried away as a photon (infrared,
visible, UV, and x-ray). But, this type of energy loss is not particle decay; it
is simply the gaining and losing energy within an allowable particle configuration.
A familiar example of radioactive decay of atoms into lighter elements is alpha decay;
the release of a Helium nucleus (2 protons and 2 neutrons) plus a gamma ray. This
ã ray emission reflects the loss of rotational energy which was previously associated
with the nucleus.
One of the most foundational particle decay phenomenon is the decay of the neutron
into the proton. In this decay the neutron loses an electron and a neutrino and
in so doing it becomes a proton. The neutrino is most likely an electromagnetic
wave, like a photon. The neutrino is formed when the decaying neutron loses an electron.
The orbital energy associated with the electron transfers to the Dipole Sea and
travels off at the speed of light (or very close to it). The neutrino is unusual
if it is a photon, since it has ½ unit of spin while all other photons have an integer
unit of spin. The ½ unit of spin is the spin held by electrons and other particles
which obey the Pauli Exclusion Principle. No other photon carries a ½ unit of spin.
The Standard Model proposes that forces between particles are mediated by “exchange
particles”. It states that the Strong Force is mediated by Pions; the electromagnetic
force is mediated by photons; the force between quarks is mediated by gluons; the
Weak Force is mediated by Intermediate Vector Bosons, the W & Z particles; and gravity
is theoretically mediated by an as yet unidentified Graviton.
But, the method by which a photon, pion, W & Z, and gluon create attraction and repulsion
is not well defined. But, the exchange force model is supported empirically in that
evidence of the existence of these particles can be seen in the various decay processes.
For example, the pion forms in the process of proton decay, and it carries away
some of the mass and kinetic energy from the decay. But, the method by which the
pion mediates attraction and repulsion is conceptually unclear. In other words,
the exchange force particles, while they appear to be involved in the process of
decay, and particulate aggregation, there is no good explanation available as to
how they actually cause particles to attract or repel.
In the Theory of Absolutes, we postulate that particles move by conscious intent
in accordance with a preprogrammed ruleset in response to the fields emitted by other
particles. Particles generate fields at each moment as a fundamental aspect of their
nature. And they likewise respond to the polarity and direction of the fields by
conscious will in compliance with their onboard ruleset.
The Dipole Sea mediates the passage of the fields, and every particle is in receipt
of numerous fields at each moment. These fields each have their own direction and
magnitude, and they together superimpose to create a resultant field. It is by this
principle of momentary superimposition that the equivalent of a rogue wave can form
in the Dipole Sea which can act on a particle to produce to produce sufficient movement
to throw it out of a stable particulate relationship and cause particle decay. The
half-life of a particle is related to the depth of its energy well, or activation
energy needed to move it out of stable rotational configuration. The higher the
energy well, the longer the half-life, because statistically the larger rogue wave
of electromagnetic superimposition will occur less frequently. Still, the statistical
frequency of such superimposition is sufficiently constant that on the macro-level
we can predict the half-life of a large group of atoms.
In the Theory we postulate the existence of the conscious particle, but we cannot
detect or prove consciousness directly. Experiments can only reveal the results
of interaction; they cannot reveal the presence or absence of consciousness directly.
We can only create a sufficiently broad theoretical model that is consistent with
the hypothesis of the conscious particle. Consciousness can only be inferred, never
proven.
One of the goals of the Theory is to offer the scientific community a sufficiently
convincing model of nature that researchers and theoreticians begin to consider the
proposition that the phenomena of force, mass, charge, and energy are mediated by
conscious particles and waves. If a convincing model exists that consciousness underlies
all particulate phenomena, it will inspire the creative and intelligent minds of
the physics community to identify the mathematical and topographical patterns of
electron & positron aggregation and field behavior.
Currently, the dominant physics paradigm directs most of its intellectual effort
toward developing equations which attempt to describe and predict ever more general
classes of phenomena on the subatomic level. Equations give the Physicist the sense
of having understood the relationship between the forces of nature, and with understanding
comes the power to manipulate those forces for our benefit. Physics is the theoretical
branch of engineering, and as the physicist develops equations, he gives the engineer
the power to harness the forces of nature to produce useful work and the ability
to manufacture useful items.
We are driven to deeply understand the structure and laws governing the universe,
and on some level we know that that knowledge will help us illuminate the meaning
of life. And, even though the current physics paradigm is only descriptive, it helps
to satisfy our appetite for understanding. But sadly, materialistic descriptions
and theories that ignore the creation’s connection to God cannot provide an adequate
or satisfying understanding of the universe.
We can easily see the obvious gap between our conceptual understanding of the universe
and its obvious existence. Clearly, conventional physical theory has not even come
close to giving us a satisfying explanation as to the fundamental nature of matter
or force. Theory of Absolutes was developed for this reason, as a direct attempt
to bridge the gap between Theology and Science. By clearly identifying the actual
elemental particulate entities created by God, and likewise accurately elaborating
the specific methods and rules by which those particles interact, we have in essence
understood the foundational structure of the physical world. When we have identified
and understood the source, the elemental nature of creation, and the rules that govern
its operation, we can focus on living life in a manner consistent with that fundamental
truth. An accurate understanding of these fundamental elements of life is the foundation
of creating a righteous society, a world that works for everyone.
