There is a lot out there on Vortex and Wave theory. What I have never fully understood about your theories is, are they your own, totally original, thinking or are they your musings on a school of thought to which you subscribe.

There is tons of stuff out there, but my theories are mine and original. I'm happy that my work has spawned and encouraged other works as well. The fundamental view of all matter as infinite energy in motion is the key and from there many extrapolations and avenues of research can be pursued.

However, as is almost all science, my ideas, too, have been based on research and extrapolated from ideas that have been postulated before. I have been fortunate enough to grow up in and to be surrounded by an environment that fostered both in-depth study of existing science as well as encouraging original scientific thought.

I was introduced to what were considered "radical" diversions in quantum field theory way back in the 70's. Many of these fields of theoretical endeavor were largely scoffed at and were not taken too seriously. Now they are much more popular, almost mainstream. Weinberg had a great influence on me and I always wanted to apply relativity to the field equations and find the scientific principles that apply not just to large bodies, but to each atomic particle's motion. I have never believed in entropy or disorder. The universe is far too elegant for anything to be truly "random."

Sometimes one has to invent new words and compound words to describe new ideas and processes. Disorderly particle motion was not logical. "Pathfinding" is a phrase I coined to describe the intelligent motion of atomic particles based upon frequency relationship of the particles' waves with its wave-based field environment. I believe the brain and it's neurons and synaptic centers also use pathfinding particles to produce and recall thought.

Time and further research will tell which, if any, of these ideas pan out.

It's still just the dawn of the quantum age, despite being over a century old. Like trying to reach the new world the theoreticians are building boats of different sizes and shapes (in this case theories and ideas) in the hopes that their design will survive safely across the vast sea of unknowns and unsolved problems. Usually it is a combination of several different ideas and concepts that will prevail.