Four inter-dependent paradigm shifts are required in order to realize the Theory of Everything:
The Fundamental Particle as a Classical Sphere with Biaxial Declination
(replacing The Standard Model of Particle Physics);
The Flat and Infinite, Non-Expanding Universe
(replacing The Standard Model of Cosmology);
The Radioactive Decay-based Stellar Lifecycle
(replacing Stellar Nucleosynthesis); and
The Evolution of Biochemistries
(replacing Abiogenesis and Panspermia).
These paradigm shifts provide an internally-consistent framework that will allow us to propose radical new solutions for the arrow of time, quantum symmetry, the unification of the four fundamental forces, a reinterpretation of quantum physics and the collapse of the wave function, an explanation for dark matter, a reinterpretation of cosmic expansion and dark energy, the formation and evolution of stars and galaxies, the physics of black holes, the history of life on Earth, and the solution to the Fermi paradox, among others.
