Is the Forces by Proxy Theory a Valid Explanation of the 4 Fundamental Forces?

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So there is a theory out there that seems to model the "four" fundamental forces based upon a higgs-like particle, which the author calls k-particles. He seems to believe that these particles act upon electrons, protons, fermions, etc. to produce forces by the means of k-particle density.
It's called forces by proxy and it's published online
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I was wondering what criticisms people would have for this theory. I'll be honest and say that this is a theory more appealing than string theory.
 
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1) It's crackpottery. (Please note PF rules do not permit the discussion of crackpottery)

2) It's not even original crackpottery. The theory was first proposed in 1690.
 
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