In our research and study of the universe, human beings have made tremendous leaps forward through scientific inquiry and philosophical questioning. But many mysteries remain unsolved, behaviors unexplained, and questions unanswered. In this simple, direct treatise, the author summarizes several points that will hopefully shed some light on the links between the accepted notions of general relativity and quantum mechanics. For scientists, a discovery like this could lift the veil on many of the most baffling phenomena without explanation, but lay readers can also benefit by replacing confusion and uncertainty with plainly stated, functional ideas. By the end of this work, readers will be able to reexamine the world around them in the context of a new, plausible idea.

This summarized version of the author's larger theory can be read quickly, understood gradually, and studied intently. The language is simple and straightforward, so even though the concept may be scientific, the communication is easy to break down and work through for readers from all backgrounds. The theory's principles are organized cleanly so readers can consider them one at a time, building their understanding bit by bit and doing any external research or reading they feel inclined to do. This is less a textbook than a statement of belief, making this an easily shareable and discussable document amongst academic or social groups. Its direct approach and small size make it a perfect springboard for introducing a new, exciting idea that could have massive implications for the future of scientific study and our understanding of the world.

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