Correcting Einstein’s Math

Ilexa Yardley
The Circular Theory
3 min readMar 1, 2021

Commutators, Groups, Rings, and Functions

Photo by Margarida CSilva on Unsplash

Commutators, Groups, Rings, and Functions articulate, and, thus, they prove, the conservation of a circle.

Conservation of a Circle

That is, zero and one is circumference and diameter, which is, obviously, the basis for mathematics.

This means we can eliminate commutators, groups, rings, and functions from our ‘thinking’ if we want to understand what’s really happening in Nature.

That is, Nature is an entity and a process, superimposed. Where entity is a noun, and process is a verb, where a circle is both a noun and a verb (an entity and a process).

Thus, the arithmetic number ‘two’ is the only ‘arithmetic’ number in Nature.

One
Two
Circle (Noun, Verb)

This produces the correct explanation for sequence (linearity in general).

This is because the ‘zero’ is a circle, and the ‘one’ is a line. Literally. (And, of course, figuratively).

Meaning it’s impossible to have literal without figurative, and, always, vice versa, meaning, pi controls all of the dynamics (nouns and verbs) in Nature.

That is, it is not possible to have a zero without a one because it is not possible to have a circumference without a diameter. Meaning, it’s not possible to have a circle without a line.

Circle and Line
Circle
Line

It is also not possible to have an individual without a group. Same logic, and, diagram, as above.

Individual
Group

This explains movement. In general. And, also, any specific movement.

Because, again, it is impossible to have general without specific.

This corrects Einstein’s math and solves the ‘unification’ (unitization) problem.

Unification
Unitization

Conservation of the circle is the core, and, thus, the only dynamic in Nature.

See, also, Eliminating the Speed of Light as a ‘Constant’ | by Ilexa Yardley | The Circular Theory | Feb, 2021 | Medium

The Literal Interpretation of Quantum Mechanics — The Circular Theory — Medium
The (Real) Theory of Everything, Yardley, Ilexa — Amazon.com

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