'This simple electrical model of matter has the great virtue of reducing all known forces to a single one – the electric force...'<blockquote> '...quantum theory is purely mathematical and has no connection between cause and effect. ... It is a probabilistic theory. Einstein was unhappy with quantum theory because of its probabilistic nature. So it is no surprise that quantum theory and relativity theory are incompatible.
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Neither Einstein's relativity nor quantum mechanics are physics so we cannot use them as a foundation for our new model (although we should find that the mathematics that works in the real world still applies). We have to discard "modern" physics and return to the classical physics of a century ago. This, perhaps, is the greatest hurdle – to discard our training and prejudices and to approach the problem with a beginner's mind.
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This simple electrical model of matter has the great virtue of reducing all known forces to a single one – the electric force. However, it has a price. We must abandon our peculiar phobia against a force acting at a distance. And we must give up the notion that the speed of light is a real speed barrier...'
- Wal Thornhill,
A Real 'Theory of Everything', 01 January 2006</blockquote>
Context 'We must abandon our peculiar phobia against a force acting at a distance. And we must give up the notion that the speed of light is a real speed barrier..' - Wal Thornhill
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Speed-of-light experiments give baffling result at Cern, 22 September 2011</blockquote>