⚛️First official paper on the #StrongForce from Unified Spacetime Theory
Mechanical Strong Force in Unified Spacetime Theory: Flux Tubes and Confinement from Torsional Saturation
https://t.co/lw5oS45Otd
Abstract:
Unified Spacetime Theory (UST) explains the strong nuclear force as a purely mechanical effect arising from the torsion (the twisting) of a single underlying medium that makes up spacetime itself. No gauge fields, no gluons, no color charge are needed. When torsional strain is concentrated between two sources (such as quark cores), the medium’s built-in elastic modulation mechanism causes the stored energy density to reach a natural ceiling. To minimize total energy while carrying a fixed amount of torsional throughput, the medium spontaneously forms narrow, stable flux tubes with nearly constant energy per unit length. This produces the linear rising potential that confines quarks: the farther you try to separate them, the more energy it costs, with no upper limit until the tube breaks and new pairs form.
This paper derives the static confinement mechanism from a constrained energy-minimization problem. The shape and thickness of the flux tubes, along with their energy per unit length (string tension), emerge directly from the calculation with no assumed geometry or adjustable parameters. A second, complementary confinement effect (a conservative force that resists moving saturated regions through unsaturated ones) arises automatically from the same modulation rule. All results use only the three fixed mechanical constants declared in the foundational paper, and full numerical reproducibility is provided through explicit artifacts and quality controls.
@ArteraForever The USEMP acronym includes the name of my theory. But, USEMP itself, is not the name of the theory. I don't think you are contentious, so no worries. I will message in a little bit.
At a quick glance, there is also a fundamental difference in the way our theories are built. Yours is a lattice/discrete theory. Mine is not and points to the reality or spacetime that is beyond any geometric description of nature. I have a paper that strictly critiques any attempt to put a lattice at the base of spacetime.
@ArteraForever Hi there! Interesting. We can dm if you like. I have been working on mine since 2000, sent a paper to Physical Review D in 2001, and was rejected. I still have the envelope and rejection letter dated.
@unusual_whales Wait I can use Claude for trading? I trained a bot for BTC for 6 months and was never able to go live. I have an AI built for trading just could not use it yet. Will Claude let me do this?
Here is what I worked out with Claude and it "fixed" my issue:
Claude - Claude Desktop installed successfully in the morning but failed to reinstall later that day with error 0x80073CF6. After getting it working again, Claude Code crashed on launch. Both issues were caused by corrupted leftover state — one in the Windows MSIX package registry, the other in the ~/.claude folder.
Timeline
6:38 AMFirst install succeeded cleanly
7:24 PMReinstall attempt — HRESULT 0x80073CF6, package could not be registered
7:27 PMMultiple CLI attempts via Add-AppxPackage all failed — 0x80073D05 internal error
7:29 PMRemove-Item blocked — chrome-native-host.exe still running, access denied
7:31 PMKilled running Claude processes → cleared package folder → install succeeded
~eveClaude Code crashes on every launch
~eveWiped ~/.claude folder → Claude Code launched successfully
Root causes
Issue 1 — MSIX reinstall failure: The morning install left a running chrome-native-host.exe process holding file locks inside the package folder. Windows couldn't remove or overwrite the registered package while the process was alive. The user identified this before the fix did.
Issue 2 — Claude Code crash: A known bug in v1.2581.0 (confirmed open GitHub issues as of April 16) combined with corrupted state in ~/.claude caused crash on launch. Wiping local state resolved it.
Fix — Issue 1 (MSIX install failure)
Get-Process | Where-Object { $_.Name -like "*Claude*" -or $_.Name -like "*chrome-native*" } | Stop-Process -Force Remove-Item "$env:LOCALAPPDATA\Packages\Claude_pzs8sxrjxfjjc" -Recurse -Force Add-AppxPackage -Path "$env:TEMP\Claude-3126509314.msix" -ForceUpdateFromAnyVersion
Fix — Issue 2 (Claude Code crash)
Remove-Item "$env:USERPROFILE\.claude" -Recurse -Force
Note: this deletes local session history and project settings. Code and files are unaffected. MCP server configs will need to be re-added.
Status
Both issues resolved. The v1.2581.0 Claude Code crash bug remains open on GitHub as of April 16, 2026. Update when Anthropic ships a patch.
Written with Claude Sonnet 4.6 · https://t.co/jHC3oo4ZXc · April 16, 2026
@claudeai Ugggghhhhhhh....... im building an app and in the final tests and I can't work!!!! Claude just closes on me without any reason! My morning work before work session is ruined!
@claudeai It actually uninstalled on its own for some reason, and I reinstalled and it still keeps crashing. FIX THIS ASAP! Im building with Claude and I cant work!!!
With the help of @claudeai I built this app.
I needed something to manage my business and started this for myself only. But after I got going I realized this could help so many people. Gardenbooks is a unique app designed for gardening, nurseries, caretaking, and lawncare.
We built the app we wished existed — designed specifically for caretakers, gardening, nurseries, and lawn care businesses.
Clients. Invoices. Scheduling. Inventory. Team management. Time clock. All in one place.
No generic business software.
https://t.co/PewNL5gFeW
@prz_chojecki Ive developed a new foundation for physics and im currently building a 10 paper series all built on this paper.
Pt-1&2 of 10 - V5.0 Unified Spacetime Theory Foundations: The Mechanical Origins of Spacetime - Unifying Forces and Deriving Lorentz Symmetry
https://t.co/icIjWYTeiR
If they dont train the students how to use AI you get these results. This is rubbish, and based on no path the teaching how to use the technology. This is also a signal that if you dont teach kids how to use it they will use less brain power. The future is prompt engineering, not being a dummy asking questions. Your knowledge is limited by the questions you ask. And asking the right questions with AI is more important than ever.