The unification of quantum theory and relativity theory

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I was wondering if anyone here is familiar with Jim Beichler's Single(operational)Field Theory (SoFT)? In particular, I wanted to know if anyone could refute his work.. <crackpot link deleted>

. More than anything, I would just like some opinions of it, as I don't have anyone to discuss such things IRL.
 
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