Unlock the Concept of TOE: Electric Charge & Mass

Thread starter Antonio Lao
Start date Mar 18, 2004
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Understanding electric charge and mass is crucial for anyone seeking a Theory of Everything (TOE). The concept of electric charge is well-supported by direct evidence, while the understanding of mass relies more on circumstantial evidence. The discussion emphasizes the importance of grasping these fundamental concepts to advance in theoretical physics. A deeper comprehension of these keys may lead to significant insights in unifying physical theories. Mastery of electric charge and mass is essential for developing a comprehensive TOE.

Mar 18, 2004

Antonio Lao

Two keys that will help anybody seeking TOE.

1. The key of complete understanding the concept of electric charge.

2. The key of complete understanding the concept of mass.

The 1st key does have a lot of supporting direct evidence for its existence. The evidence for the second are mostly circumstantial.

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Erck

I can't quite put my finger on it... but I think you are saying a lot here.

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