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808 RUGGERO MARIA SANTILLIand stars; deep inelastic scatterings of hadrons; and other cases of extended,generally nonspherical and deformable particles at mutual distances of the orderof 1 fm = 10 −13 cm or less, in which case we have the partial or total mutualpenetration of the wavepackets and/or the charge distributions of particles.In Volume I, we have established the impossibility for special relativity andquantum mechanics to be exactly valid for interior conditions due to numerousevidence, such as: the absence of a Keplerian structure in the interior of hadrons,nuclei and stars, with consequential impossibility for the Poincaré symmetry beingexact; the emergence of nonlinear, nonlocal and nonpotential interactions thatare dramatically beyond any possible representation by a Hamiltonian, let aloneincompatible with the underlying conventional topology and related mathematicsat large; and other evidence.In reading this chapter, a clear understanding is that the approximate validityof special relativity and quantum mechanics for interior dynamical conditionsremains beyond scientific doubt. However, as we shall see, the exact representationachieved by the covering isorelativity and hadronic mechanics have farreaching implications, such as: the lack of necessary existence in our spacetimeof quarks, neutrinos, dark matter and other conjectures formulated to salvageorthodox doctrines; the conception and industrial development of much needednew clean energies and fuels simply inconceivable with conventional doctrines;and other much needed theoretical, experimental and industrial advances.Hence, the search for suitable structural generalizations (rather than marginaltouches) of special relativity and quantum mechanics is presented in these volumesas a collegial duty of the mathematical, physical and chemical communitiesmandated by scientific ethics and accountability in view of the huge societal implications,e.g., for the solutio of the increasingly alarming environmental problems.Due to the evident complexity of the problems herein addressed, any rejectionbased on lack of total and absolutre maturity without the joint proposal of betterstructural generalizions of Einsteinian doctrines and quantum mechanics, willbe considered sheer scientific corruption because, whether studious or de facto,opposes for persopnal gains advances so much needed bny mankind whose finalachievement will predictably require the laborious historical process of trial anderror, presentation of advan ces in the only scientifically meaning way, via publications,and their improvement also in the only scientifically possible way, viapublications. 11 ORGANIZED SCIENTIFIC CRIME BY SIDNEY COLEMAN, STEVEN WEINBERG, SHELDONGLASHOW ET AL. AT HARVARD AND OTHER UNIVERSITIES. The author has repeatedly statedthat no basic advances are possible in the contemporary physics community without a joint considerationof scientific ethics and accountability. To further illustrate the gravity of the condition, the author hasexpressed the view that our contemporary society is at a stage similar to that of the Roman empireprior to the setting up of the Roman Law. This is due to the lack of a Code of Scientific Laws, to such