I never actually expect to complete my theoretical work in physics-which is what makes this kind of work so great! But I do, eventually, hope to write a complete theoretical structure based on the tenets laid down in this book.

Between these two books I expect to be breaching the frontiers of theoretical physics, challenging even more of its most basic principles. The next book will include an in-depth examina-tion into the foundations and principles of the Quantum Mechanics and what it means when cast into the Time-Energy framework.

Also in the next book, some of the basic tenets of the Special and General Theories of Relativity and the princi-ples from which they sprung will be examined. As I have made my way through this book, it has become apparent that some changes may be in order for relativity theo-ry-particularly since it does not take into account d-particles which move backward in time. This, alone, is sufficient reason for a review of it.

While it may actually be possible to write immedi-ately about the gravitational and electric forces, there are some things about the relativity theories which need to be ad-dressed first. For me, this is not simply a matter of sticking my neck out (I think that I have stuck it out quite far, already). I certainly have ideas about a unifying force, but until the problems with relativity are resolved, I will not be comfortable with them. This will probably be included in a following book.