Theory of Everything (ToE) is a groundbreaking and comprehensive work which integrates physics, mathematics, biology, linguistics, social sciences, philosophy, and theology into a unified framework. This theory, developed by Tienzen (Jeh-Tween) Gong, is structured into five interconnected sub-books addressing foundational principles across disciplines, aiming to resolve longstanding scientific and philosophical challenges through axiomatic and epistemological innovations.
Unified Structure of the Theory of Everything
The ToE is divided into five major components:
- Physics ToE: Establishes axiomatic physics based on the First Principle of eternal nothingness, introducing Prequark Chromodynamics, deriving fundamental constants, and unifying forces including quantum gravity.
- Math ToE: Explores the essence of mathematics, distinguishing reachable and unreachable numbers, disproving the Continuum Hypothesis, and deriving physical laws from mathematical foundations.
- Bio-lives ToE: Examines the emergence of biological life, intelligence, and consciousness as weak emergences from physics under suitable boundary conditions.
- Linguistics ToE: Develops a universal language framework called PreBabel, encoding all natural languages with a closed set of root words, enabling universal translation and efficient language acquisition.
- Social Science ToE: Applies physical and linguistic principles to economics, political science, free will, and theology, culminating in a metaphysical and physical theory of creation and existence.
Book one: Physics ToE: Axiomatic Foundations and Prequark Model
At the core of the physics ToE is the First Principle, positing the universe’s essence as eternal nothingness, formalized via Real/Ghost symmetry where every entity has a ghost counterpart, maintaining a net zero sum. Time is four-dimensional and folded into a complex “time hose,” leading to an 11-dimensional spacetime incorporating internal dimensions corresponding to particle properties.
The theory introduces the Interlocking Thesis, ensuring all natural constants and dimensions are recursively defined and invariant under unit changes, and the Existential Principle, which preserves lower-tier attributes at higher levels, allowing biological life as a weak emergence.
Prequark Chromodynamics posits two fundamental prequarks—Angultron carrying electric charge and Vacutron representing vacuum—arranged in color-coded “seats” to form quarks and leptons. This model explains particle interactions, decay processes (e.g., neutron beta decay, muon decay), neutrino oscillations, proton stability, and mass generation without relying on unverified mechanisms like the Higgs field. It also resolves the matter-antimatter asymmetry by identifying antimatter as dark mass.
Fundamental constants such as the fine structure constant (Alpha), cosmological constant (CC), and cosmic microwave background (CMB) parameters are precisely derived from the axiomatic system, including the proportions of dark energy, dark mass, and visible matter, and the “dark flow” phenomenon explaining cosmic expansion discrepancies.
Quantum gravity is unified with other forces through a Super Unified force equation expressing force in terms of quantum time and space intervals, with gravity interpreted as the force transitioning the universe between quantum states. The uncertainty principle emerges naturally from this framework, and classical Newtonian gravity is recovered as a macroscopic limit. Black holes are reinterpreted without singularities, featuring a “spaghettification zone” where particles become ring-strings preserving information.
This theory rigorously excludes supersymmetry, sterile neutrinos, and other beyond-Standard Model particles, consistent with recent experimental results such as the Fermilab Muon g-2 anomaly nullification.
Derivation of Fundamental Constants
• Fine Structure Constant (Alpha): Calculated via a sequence of intrinsic unit angles and mixing angles, yielding a value of 1/137.0359, incorporating the Cabibbo and Weinberg angles.
• Planck CMB Data: The theory derives the proportions of dark energy (~69.2%), dark mass (~25.8%), and visible matter (~4.82%) using models like the Iceberg and Amphitheater, incorporating a dark flow parameter (~9%) verified by Hubble measurements.
• Cosmological Constant (CC): Defined as the share per quantum action of the universe, derived as ~2.242×10^-120, consistent with observations and serving as a litmus test for any physics theory.
Prequark Chromodynamics (AP(0))
This framework models quarks and leptons as composed of prequarks—Angultrons (carrying 1/3 electric charge) and Vacutrons (vacuum states)—arranged in colored seats, explaining particle charges and generations.
The model predicts no additional particles beyond the Standard Model zoo, ruling out sterile neutrinos, supersymmetric particles, and other hypothesized entities.
Unified Forces and Quantum Gravity
The theory presents a unified force equation (the EDGE equation):
[
F = K h/(delta S x delta T)
]
where (h-bar ) is Planck’s constant, ( Delta t ) and ( Delta s ) are quantum time and space intervals, and ( K ) is a coupling constant. This quantum gravity force arises from the real-ghost symmetry, describing the universe’s expansion from “Here (now)” to “Here (next)”.
Newtonian gravity emerges as a classical limit of this quantum gravity, with mass arising from self-bouncing between real and ghost states.
The uncertainty principle is derived as a consequence of this unified force, not fundamental but emergent.
Key applications include:
• Neutron Beta Decay: A detailed mechanism involving vacuum-generated quark pairs and quark color conservation, surpassing the Standard Model’s phenomenological description.
• Muon Decay and Neutrino Oscillations: Explained via genecolor dynamics, predicting neutrino oscillations naturally.
• Proton Stability: Proton decay is an internal process requiring high vacuum energy, explaining its extraordinary longevity beyond the universe’s age.
• BaryonGenesis: Anti-matter coexists as a necessary partner with matter, resolving the baryon asymmetry problem.
• Bio-cpu: Protons and neutrons function as universal Turing machines (gliders), providing the physical basis for biological life emergence.
Critique of Mainstream Theories
• Supersymmetry (SUSY): Declared dead due to lack of experimental evidence, internal conceptual flaws, and failure to address key physics issues.
• String (M-) Theory: Failed to achieve its goals including unification and explaining the Standard Model; lacks testable predictions and relies on now-disfavored SUSY.
• Multiverse Hypothesis: Refuted by the derivation of nature constants and their bubble-independence; constants are universal and fixed.
• Higgs Mechanism: Not experimentally verified; the discovered vacuum boson mass matches the vacuum boson predicted by Prequark Chromodynamics, challenging the Higgs mechanism.
New Physics Epistemology: Beauty-Contest Epistemology (BCE)
Gong proposes a novel epistemology contrasting with traditional hypothesis-verification and Popperian falsifiability. BCE treats physics theories as contestants in a beauty contest between designed universes (formal axiomatic systems) and the discovered universe (empirical reality). The designed universe wins by deriving nature constants, unifying forces, and explaining phenomena better than the discovered universe’s free parameters.
Five contest rounds evaluate simplicity, explanation power, unification, inclusion, and indispensability. The Final ToE (AP(0)) accumulates at least 17 Occam’s Happy Coincidences, yielding a Truth Index of 99.999237%.
Resolution of Open Questions and Predictions
Physics ToE addresses all major open questions in physics:
• Derivation of fundamental constants and particle zoo.
• Explanation of dark matter, dark energy, and cosmic acceleration.
• Origin of mass without Higgs mechanism.
• Baryon asymmetry and neutrino oscillations.
• Emergence of biological life and intelligence.
Predictions include the non-existence of new particle species beyond the Standard Model, confirmed by the absence of SUSY and sterile neutrinos.
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- Book two: Math ToE
- Book three: Bio-lives ToE
- Book four: linguistics, the PreBabel, universal language
- Book five: Social science ToE (including philosophy, theology, economics, political science, etc.)
See the book {The Final ToE} below.
