Ashton Forbes

He says, if they were so wrong about something basic like this, then maybe like the whole underlying of physics is wrong.

And so when he added the extra dimension, redoes Maxwell's equations, he can reformulate Maxwell's equations from first principles, reformulate general relativity.

General relativity now is just a byproduct of this extra dimensional state related to electromagnetism.

And he says, this is the answer.

We just have one extra dimension.

It's called dynamic theory.

You guys can go check it out yourselves in your free time.

And Oak Shannon was also a DOE nuclear engineer, wrote a paper about Ferris Williams, about this story, because he felt it was so important for the world to know that this all happened.

So this all speaks back to the point of it's all hiding in plain sight.

And the people that have figured it out have said it and you can watch them and we'll watch them right here on a video explaining it to you in plain words.

That might be one of my favorite clips ever.

I don't think a lot of people understand what he's saying there.

But what he's saying is the first thing he's asked is like, hey, you have this dynamic theory.

Can this explain why electric charge is the same at the giant scale as it is at the tiny scale?

The quantization of electric charge?

Because even small atoms, electric charge works exactly the same as it does for this light or something like that.

But that's not true for gravity, right?

General relativity, the problem we have is at the quantum scale, general relativity doesn't work the same way.

This is why we don't have a unification theory.

Quantum doesn't work the same way as the very large things.