May we unify relativity with quantum physics? Could evolutionary biology help in proposing transitionary stages of quanta to the observable world? Maybe a piece of evidence to the everything theory…
Abstract
The four fundamental forces that govern the universe, i.e. gravity, electromagnetism, strong nuclear force, and weak nuclear force, explain the macro (first one) and the micro world in an independent way. However, up to the present day, no consensus has been reached to bring gravitational and subatomic forces into a single theory. This manuscript seeks to propose, through theoretical analysis, an evolutionary process (like in biology) from quanta to the formation of physical bodies, that may help to link relativity with quantum physics.
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