Samuel Workman @WorkmanSamuel

Independent researcher developing the Lorentzian Soliton Ether Model — a classical theory of everything. Technical paper on X. Victoria, BC Joined November 2012

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Samuel Workman @WorkmanSamuel

2 months ago

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What began as an attempt to answer a few persistent questions had, through consistent application of a single minimal foundation, produced explanations for gravity, relativity, quantum phenomena, cosmology, and even the hard problem of consciousness. The model did not set out to be a Theory of Everything. It simply refused to stop following its own logic wherever it led. The result is not a completed theory, but a coherent classical framework with one sharp, testable prediction: that the ether wind must become detectable above the healing length. Whether that prediction holds will decide if this long chain of reasoning describes something real about the world, or whether it was simply a beautiful story the ocean told itself through one curious mind.

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Samuel Workman @WorkmanSamuel

2 months ago

The Lorentzian Soliton Ether Model: A Classical Theory of Everything comes out August 8 2026 (8/8/26). The Lorentzian Soliton Ether Model did not arrive as a single revelation. It grew slowly, through years of questioning, frustration, and gradual synthesis. It began with a simple dissatisfaction. Like many before me, I found the modern picture of physics elegant but unsatisfying. Relativity and quantum mechanics described what the universe does with extraordinary precision, yet they left the deeper “why” questions untouched. Why does light have a fixed speed? Why does time slow for moving observers? Why does gravity exist at all? And why does anything feel like anything? These were not new questions, but they had been declared unanswerable within classical physics.

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Samuel Workman @WorkmanSamuel

2 months ago

The Lorentzian Soliton Ether Model attempts to unify several recurring themes that have repeatedly appeared throughout the history of physics—continuity, fields, topology, emergence, and mechanical explanation—within a single modern nonlinear framework.

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Samuel Workman @WorkmanSamuel

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Predicted ether wind speed vs altitude in the Lorentzian Soliton Ether Model (Earth’s orbital speed relative to the distant ether ≈ 30 km/s). The signal should start becoming detectable above ~80 km and get strong above 100–120 km. This high-altitude test has never been done.