A Deterministic Unified Theory

This manuscript confronts a challenge embedded deeply within the structure of human language. We intend to describe a universe consisting entirely of dynamic, interconnected processes. However, our grammar compels us to speak constantly in terms of static things. This subject-predicate foundation forces us to reify processes into objects during description. Stating that an electron travels suggests a distinct entity separate from the traveling. What our models actually describe are stable, localized patterns of energetic oscillation. These patterns exist within a continuous, universal field rather than as isolated objects.