Figure 1: Three-party relationship (wave level)

Figure 2: Two-party relationship (particle level)

Figure 3: Space-time image as an animation book

Figure 4: Thinking experiment to imagine the trajectory of the line of light in light speed movement

Figure 5:Two ways of seeing the trajectory of light

Figure 6: Trajectory image when light is viewed as particles in a train experiment

Figure 7: Thinking experiment about the striking force of God

Figure 8: Since the arrows do not collide with each other, the poles are attracted to each other

Figure 9: Since the arrows are colliding with each other, the poles repel each othe

Figure 10:The arrows do not collide with each other, but the poles repel each other

Figure 11: One pillar of light connecting the two parties

Proximity theory

Remote theory

Newtonian mechanics Quantum mechanics

 

Relational physics

Movement model

Relational model

Non-realism
(Quantum theory only)

Realism

Non-determinism
(Quantum theory only)

 

Determinism

Formula positivism

Formula negativism

Partially optimum solution
(Kepler’s law, Force line model, Bohr’s atomic model, Light quantum hypothesis)

Global optimum solution (Organic in nature)

Table 1: List of composition of this paper

Figure 11: Unification of light, force, and energy