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An intriguing relationship emerges when deriving the gravitational constant ( G ): the radius of a preton and the proton charge are related via a constant called KP, which has units of meters per Coulomb. This suggests that charge can be directly replaced with a measure of size—the shape of the proton.
If charge is essentially the shape of the preton, then all references to charge in physical equations might be substituted with geometric parameters. This leads to the conclusion that the rate at which matter consumes ether (energy expenditure) correlates directly with the "shape" or size of the proton. The implications are profound: charge ceases to be a fundamental intrinsic property, replaced by geometry.