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Building on the electrogravity series, the speaker discusses how matter interacts with ether, a hypothesized medium filling space and serving as the energy reservoir for matter's existence. Matter feeds on ether, consuming energy proportionally to its volume—conceptualized as meters cubed per second squared.
In the constructs paper, energy is defined using natural units: protonic charge squared meters per second squared. Transitioning into natural units (instead of legacy units like joules), the energy equations involve Coulomb units based on protonic charge (not Coulomb in the electrostatic sense). These formulations reinforce the hypothesis that charge is a manifestation of shape rather than an inherent property.