So it turns out there are 9 posts in this section.  This one doesn't really do much, but it was one in the series as it was edited and there didn't seem to be any reason to delete it yet.  There are 9 posts in this series and I've finished editing them more or less. I have to say more or less because there was an important edit that made this morning.  The important one is still in the position I said it was and the one that showed relativistic force from a ct effect, the first time I did that was in this group and is fairly obvious from what's already been indicated.  You'll get there in a few days if I don't stop posting these.  Going through some weird stuff right now, but getting the second edition of spirals in amber published is highest priority workwise.

AuT Lumpy time 5-Slowing down 2

It has been noted that within a system there is movement.  The universe spins, the galaxies spin within the spinning universe, all the way down to quantum points changing with x in the non-dimensional sub-matrix.

The single variable algorithm requires that everything constantly moves and we’re only talking about relative change, but relative change requires some level of change within a system and we know that even at the molecular level the variation is enormous.  The movement of electrons to the nucleus is one example but a boiling pot of water on top of a snow-covered field is another.

I also discussed the fact that ct6 (black holes) interact with matter like matter interacts with wave energy.  This interaction suggests the exchange of movement from one state to another.

When electricity (wave energy) passes through a wire it doesn't cease to exists nor does matter in contact with a black hole do anything weirder than be captured in a different fashion.  In fact, all matter may be considered as being shared in a very loose ct5 matrix.  It’s important to note that we are, at best, at the beginning of the ct5-ct6 transition that will include yet another force that we will never experience except from a theoretical standpoint.  We are too far from black holes and only from the perspective of a black hole would the force exist.

I also discussed that space alone has no dimensional aspects, because space is non-dimensional probably but there is a reason not to believe this and that comes from the increase of entropy in a single quantum system.  That is, entropy is illusory since the underlying algorithm assures that the universe changes without real entropy but only in response to a single variable algorithm.

If we have an accelerator and we accelerate a single electron, what we view as a quantum element (correctly or not) what we are seeing is an increase in the ct1-ct4 interface but we do not see any other states.  The increase in wave characteristics of the electron increase however.