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:
Each quantum n has an invariant three part physical topology.
Each quantum n must exist in one of two physical states, the neutral a-state whole, or the electric b-state parts.
Each quantum n is made from twin, discrete, physically linked, forms of movement/energy, called Spin and Rise, that intrinsically move at the speed of light c, and are uniformly accelerating with the constant a.