The Ten Postulates

The Initial Assumptions about Nature

The Neu Theory model of physical reality begins by making the following ten initial assumptions about nature. The theory is “front-loaded”, which essentially means that everything that will be needed later by the model is part of these basic assumptions. It is postulated:

1. The universe as observed is in physical homeostasis.
2. The universe is made from an invariant large number of identical matter objects.
3. Each identical matter object has an invariant three part physical topology.
4. Each identical matter object must exist in one of two physical states. The a-state or the b-state.
5. Each identical matter object is made from two discrete linked quantum forms of absolute movement/energy that intrinsically move at the speed of light c, and are uniformly accelerating with the constant a.
6. The speeds and acceleration of the two quantum absolute movement/energies are perpetually synchronized.
7. The two quantum absolute movement/energies are fixed and equal in value.
8. The direction of each quantum absolute movement/energy is unique, fixed at right angles to the other, and can never change.
9. One absolute movement/energy cannot change into the other.
10. Only equal quantities of the two absolute movement/energies can link and de-link.