Unified Theory of Duality

Redefining 1 x 1 in the Context of Duality

In every interaction, in every particle, in every force, there exists a dual nature. This duality is not a division but a union, a harmonious interplay that defines the essence of reality.

Introduction

Dr. Theo Mathis's Unified Theory of Duality proposes that all fundamental forces, particles, and interactions in the universe can be understood as dual entities. This duality is not merely a binary opposition but a complementary interplay that forms the basis of all physical reality. By reinterpreting multiplication as a conceptual framework of duality, Mathis's theory offers a revolutionary approach to understanding the cosmos.

Core Principles

1. Dual Nature of Entities: Every fundamental entity in the universe, whether particle, force, or interaction, has a dual counterpart. This duality implies that entities exist not in isolation but in pairs or multiplicative relationships, influencing and shaping each other.

2. Interdependent Interactions: Interactions between entities are characterized by m…