Zero is wrong: Introducing Quro |

Pincho Paxton
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Zero is wrong: Introducing Quro May 20, 2016 5:03:00 GMT

Post by Pincho Paxton on May 20, 2016 5:03:00 GMT

Quro is a fix for the inaccuracies of zero.

1 + -1 doesn't equal zero because scale is lost, and direction is lost...

-1 + 1 can't also equal zero because the direction has changed...

3 + -3 can't also equal zero, because the scale has changed.

Quro fixes all of this, and fixes a lot of physics, and quantum physics. Once you realise the power of quro you will start coming up with fixes to physics immediately.

And here is more info...

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Zero is wrong: Introducing Quro May 20, 2016 7:07:01 GMT

Post by Pincho Paxton on May 20, 2016 7:07:01 GMT

Quro can also mean 'away from', and towards, and gives formulas propagation direction like this...

Towards = Quro<

Away from = Quro>

F = G m1m2 R2

F = G Quro<1 Quro<2 R2

In this case Quro1, and Quro2 propagate towards each other over length, and the hole that Quro1, and Quro2 fill create a propagation mass. That removes pull forces, and you can see in formulas what is really happening.

Last Edit: May 20, 2016 7:09:09 GMT by Pincho Paxton

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Zero is wrong: Introducing Quro May 20, 2016 7:25:11 GMT

Post by Pincho Paxton on May 20, 2016 7:25:11 GMT

If you want to be a bit more precise about directions you can add axis to quro like this...

XQuro>(5)

Which means that propagation is happening in the +X axis with a propagation speed of 5.

This way you can also see why time does not propagate backwards. A particle can fill a hole, and leave behind a hole which is a bow wave, and a wake. The next particle can fill a hole, but can't fill the bow wave. Gravity can't fill the bow wave, but can fill the wake, so gravity is equalized around a moving body.