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Part 4 - Antielectrons (cont) |
ARGUMENT
0721
BROUGHT
FORWARD:
- ARGUMENT
0719: The default condition for an electron is to be aligned to
the teelstream through which it is moving.
- ARGUMENT
0720: Electrons are aligned to the teelstream through which they
are moving. Antielectrons are unaligned to the teelstream through
which they are moving.
REASONING:
- Electrons
“exhaust” their excess teels from the southpole.
- Electrons
en masse and within a teelstream are prevented from approaching each
other closely by the excess teels being exhausted from their
southpoles.
- Thus
electrons en masse and within a teelstream adopt a condition of
least disorder.
- This
condition of least disorder is especially observed when numbers of
electrons are bound by gravity to an atom – and is why there is a
limit to the number of electrons that can be bound to specific
atoms.
CONCLUSION:
- Electrons
en masse and within a teelstream will adopt a condition of least
disorder.
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