Introduction

Energy cannot be created or destroyed (first law of thermodynamics).

Energy and mass are different forms of the same thing. Energy and mass are interchageable. Under the right conditions energy can  transform into mass  and vice versa (E = MC²). Light forms part of this transformation process.

This short post is an update and a resume of pevious posts as a result of   my adapted interpretation of E = MC²: 1 = S²/T² x M/E (posts 39 and 40).

Equality-Inequality characteristics  

In posts 12, 21, 24, 29, 33, 36, 39 and 40 I have described and explained how mass and energy relate to each other, how they work together and how they oppose each other.

Gravitational interactions and strong interactions are endogenously bound by

1 = S²-/T²+ x M+/E- or 1 = S²+/T²- x M-/E+.

Electromagnetic interactions and weak interactions are endogenously bound by

1 = S²+/T²+ x M+/E+ or 1 = S²-/T²- x M-/E-.

Nota bene: + means increasing, – means decreasing.

Conclusion

I suggest the possibility that the gravitational, electromagnetic, strong and weak interactions are bound endogenously by the equation 1 = S²/T² x M/E, in which Space, Time, Mass and Energy are fundamental variable properties of the world.

The significance of my suggestion is that gravitational, electromagnetic, strong and weak interactions are compatible with each other in endogenous processes on both micro and macro levels. Consequently their effects in these processes can be considered resultants.

Update (September 15, 2023)

As explained in post 37 science is strategic, a strategic process. A strategic process is a continuous process requiring a new path/a new course/a new strategy when necessary en route to a better understanding of reality as adaptations to relevant changes as they occur.

The idea of “The Theory of Everything” (there is to know about everything) being reachable is unscientific.

Update (March 20, 2024)

Everything moves, nothing remains still (Heraclitus)

“Nothing cannot happen in space” (Pendapat Saya)

My point:

In reality Ceteris Paribus is unrealistic.