JTfM Vol 1 No 1 2008 - ONLINE EDITION - Inclusionality Research

that is, they take up no space at all. The electron is a zero-dimensional object, and its
very zerolike nature ensures that scientists don't even know the electron's mass or
charge." But, how could physicists not know something that has been measured? The
answer lies with zero. According to the rules of quantum mechanics, the zerodimensional
electron has infinite mass and infinite charge. As with the zero-point
energy of the quantum vacuum, "scientists learned to ignore the infinite mass and
charge of the electron. They do this by not going all the way to zero distance from the
electron when they calculate the electron's true mass and charge; they stop short of
zero at an arbitrary distance. Once a scientist chooses a suitably close distance, all the
calculations using the "true" mass and charge agree with one another." This is called
renormalization.”
But of course a point includes space, which makes it a dynamic, breathing point or local
sphere of non-local influence! And so does a string include space, which makes it an inclusion
of a channel comprising overlapping breathing points – in other words, the
‘superchannel’. But this inclusion of space cannot be accounted for in any theory or combination
of theories that trick themselves into banishing infinity by banishing zero.
Now, let’s wade into nuclear physics to have a feel for how what is said above relates to
models of atoms.
A Model of Atom
As we shall see in what follows, space is seen by the atom as its negation. In the binary outlook
that produces the atom as an artefact of numerical definition, any negation is the other
that must be subjugated. This negation is evident in the model of atomic structure shown below:
Model A.
Superchannel—Inside and Beyond Superstring
Atom, Point and Space
What the counting numbers of atoms have in common is that they exclude space. They are
said to be alone. This raises a question. Is it possible for a point to be alone? Of course it is
not. The point inhabits a place. The place is space. Even if you don’t write it down and you
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