AuT Whittling, headings and fundamental features*

I am engaged in the battle of whittling 800 pages down to perhaps 200 after which I will have to incorporate the other 750 pages into this without extending it.
Repetition is the primary enemy, but with subtle variations that hide the critical.
That brings to mind the idea of organizing and this means looking at the critical elements of AuT which change from time to time.
These change slightly as the focus of AuT becomes more sharp.
What are they today?  That is probably too much to cover,but I can put my notes on the subject.
The Core Fundamental features of AuT
1) Time and Change are different.
          a) This has ramifications far down the line.  Time is just an effect in the ct3-4-5 interface (electron, proton and black hole matrix).  This is why force is so misleading; force is the stacking and unstacking of compression states over time and since ct1,2 and portions of 3 stacking occur without time, forces like gravity appear to be instantaneous relative to time when they are not relative to quantum change.
2) Space and other dimensional features are the same thing
            a) A sub-set is that the mathematical alignment of ct1 states leads to the type of exponential compression set out in the theory as increasing folding of space.
            b) It is easy to see wher this overlaps with Time and Change when we are looking at force.
3)  All the different dimensionals states co-exist.  This is a very subtle but important feature of the universe, that non-dimensional, one, two and four dimensional states co-exist with our three dimensional ct4 state.
4) And the most difficult one to accept, all changes in every point in the universe change together in response to changes in the single variable in a time and dimension free environment.
None of these are theories, they are requirements of a math model and totally consistent with observed phenomena.
But withthe overlap, I am not so sure they provide the type of categorical separation required by this herculean, well, parmenidian task.
Here is where I think I need to start instead: Headings
1) Equations-this is where everything starts
2) Dimension-This is before time and force
3) Time-because we need this to understand the interface between arm loading/unloading and what we call force.  This would include Time dilation, one of the things that tells us what time is.
4) Force-including dark energy and the like
5) Large scale results, things like the big bang etc.
6) Overview.  In setting these up there are dozens of summaries which I need to put into a single summary.  The core features include the prior items and include some overlap of those just as all of those prior headings overlap.
7) Prior art-While it is nonsensical to look at classical physics from the standpoint of AuT, it is a requirement of peer review.  What's more, there are literally hundreds of reviewed articles and even a course.  All of this has to be a part of the paper.  The discussion has to have all the subgroups of the other entries set out above.
It is important to note that the book published is complete if repetitive.  it covers everything more or less to date except some of the conclusions which are restricted to the patent.
I am continuing to struggle through the peer review process and have now added venture funding to the equation, at least conceptually.
So I am steadily going insane, what are you up to?