# Response to Paul Dirac’s 1963 Scientific American Article

NEOCLASSICAL PHYSICS AND QUANTUM GRAVITY
Imagine that nature emerges from ample pairs of immutable Planck radius spherical particles, the electrino and the positrino, which are equal yet oppositely charged. These are the only carriers of energy, in electromagnetic and kinetic form. The are located in an infinite 3D Euclidean space (non curvy) and observe classical mechanics and Maxwell’s equations. 𝗡𝗣𝗤𝗚 explores this recipe for nature and how it emerges as a narrative and theory that is compatible with GR, QM, modified ΛCDM, yet superior in ability to explain the universe and resolve open problems.
For 𝗡𝗣𝗤𝗚 basics see: Idealized Neoclassical Model and the NPQG Glosssary.

In this post I will provide side by side response and commentary to an article by Paul Dirac published in Scientific American in 1963. I will quote the full text of the article under the Fair Use doctrine considering that NPQG is in the public interest and an open project.

J Mark Morris : San Diego : California : March 3, 2020 : v1