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Exploring the intersection of relativity and quantum mechanics, this book introduces the graviton gas theory, which revitalizes the concept of ether by linking it to the fundamental constituents of gravitation. It presents a unique framework that reconciles the constancy of light speed with the dynamics of gravitation, offering insights into the underlying mathematics of physics. By plotting Compton length and Schwarzschild radius over mass, the theory aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of the universe, serving as a potential foundation for advancements beyond the Standard Model of particle physics.

Uncompromising Humanism is the kind of idealism that begins with knowledge, the defining quality of humankind. Only that which has ist basis in reality is viable—the idea of the world endorsed by the world. Proceeding from a priori intuitions to hyperstases, the Concept of Uncompromising Humanism inevitably results in the following: individual happiness need not fail any more than bold dreams, provided that human beings are enabled, know what there is to be known, and set their sights beyond the short term. Societies are enabling when individuals decide for themselves what is possible for them to decide; the same applies to the community, province, state; and states thus exist to serve the development of their citizens.

It is not nature imposing itself with concepts and laws, instead these have to be invented as hypotheses and validated in experiment. The touchstone for perception in deductive physics are the laws of inductive physics. Thus it is standing on the shoulders of giants from Kepler to the inventors of the Standard Model.