Conclusion

Starting off with three particle quanta and the idea that nothing happens without direct physical interaction, we have successfully laid out a physics in which everything from forces and optics to distances, time and energy are explained.

In this physics, there is no need for any mysterious action at a distance or undetermined state of things. Uncertainty is purely a function of complexity.

Nor is there any need for a curved space-time. Instead, we have particles interacting with other particles.

This is not to say that the physics laid out in this book is how things necessarily must be. Things may be very different. All we have demonstrated is that there are more than one way to explain things.

The Necker cube and Rubin vase can be perceived in more than one way

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