Publisher's Synopsis
S'energy and the Concept of the Prime Wave, is a book that documents an approach to defining the physical process in everyday terms and does so to produce a perspective, a point of view, of what and how a physical process can be developed and ultimately defines a physical process that supports the predictions of current theories but does so by exposing how great, but intuitively derived, definitions have been imposed in error. From this perspective Einstein was right to apply time in his calculations but wrong to deny a physical, three dimensional, means for that consistent comparable change to occur...it was enough to predict an outcome and not be bogged down by an unknown means. What if energy really does exist? Could the abstract term energy have a physical counterpart? A physical counterpart that exists in a three dimensional volume of space and changes in such a consistent, directional, and comparative manner that it would be the physical means for the tick of Time! Such an understanding would expose the geometry of structure, of Force, of charges and fields, and be the means behind the most utilized value in all of the sciences called Pi. The term energy, as it is applied today, is an abstraction that quite honestly is a catch all term applied when one speaks to a potential and not the means to do work. With this perspective, that a substantive energy, or S'energy, exists in a three dimensional volume of space. Mr. Shriner has explored such a possibility, that substantive energy exists, and found a probable means for a reality based description of the process of the physical. This is a unique approach characterized by building the universe up the ladder of complexity from the lowest common denominator.
