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Physics

Graviton Pressure Theory

A causal account of gravity as pressure from a field of gravitons. Start with the pathway: what gravity must explain, what current theory leaves unexplained, then the mechanism.

The pathway: start here

  1. Start Here: Graviton Pressure Theory GPT is presented here in the order it was built. The sequence matters because it prevents the most common failure mode in gravity discussion: beginning with a preferred f… 3 min · text
  2. The Gravity Constraint Set It records what gravity demonstrably does, across scales and contexts, and states the minimum explanatory obligations any theory must meet to be considered complete rathe… 4 min · text
  3. Audit Questions for Theoretical Completeness Each constraint is transformed into direct audit questions that any proposed theory of gravity must answer in its own terms. 3 min · text
  4. The GR Silence Map It does not argue that GR is “wrong.” It states, as precisely as possible, where GR speaks, where it remains silent, and what is typically substituted in place of mechani… 9 min · text
  5. Why Graviton Pressure Theory Is Not “Alternative Gravity” The phrase “alternative gravity” sounds innocuous, even fair-minded. It suggests a marketplace of competing ideas, each offering a different story about the same phenomen… 4 min · text
  6. The Unified Framework for the Graviton Pressure TheoryThe complete framework in thirty parts.30 parts

Papers

  1. From General Relativity to Graviton Pressure Theory Why General Relativity describes gravity without explaining it, and what a force-based model offers in its place. The best first paper for newcomers. 61 min · text
  2. The Reduction Conflation Two theories giving the same numbers do not agree about what exists. How explanations move between force language and geometry language without marking the switch. 14 min · text
  3. The Paradox of the Boulder A worked audit of what each framework says is physically happening when a boulder rests on a moving, rotating Earth. 21 min · text
  4. A Causal Audit of Motion Falling, examined step by step: what a causal account of motion must name, and where geometric descriptions stop. 22 min · text
  5. Structure Before Uncertainty Why a universe that works reliably at every scale calls for mechanism, not only probability, with charge treated as a bias in the medium's flow. 21 min · text
  6. The Mechanics of the Medium The medium's properties worked through in detail: self-repulsion, oscillation, inflow toward mass, and the effects they produce together. 169 min · text
  7. Transitional Mechanics A direct mapping of classical mechanics into Graviton Pressure Theory: each familiar force restated as field pressure acting on structure. 12 min · text
  8. What Graviton Pressure Theory Corrects A summary of the specific problems in current gravitational physics that Graviton Pressure Theory sets out to correct. 10 min · text

Society

The Plan to End Poverty

Civic Credits, Poverty Elimination Centers and LifeLink: a designed system to end poverty by 2050. The complete 2025 edition.

Open the PlanThe short version

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