Bajak "Love Theory" of Time

The "Love theory" is an idiosyncratic framework proposed by John Bajak in his "Time Travel Theory" essay, reproduced in the source. It is presented here as Bajak's personal theory, not as established physics. The wiki records it because it is the stated theoretical basis for the Flux Capacitance Time Travel (Bajak Circuit) claim, and because it illustrates the kind of unsupported reasoning that accompanies the device claim.

Core assertions

Bajak states that "The definition of time itself relates to the physical value Love, measured in mass-seconds," and that "Time is viewed not as a dimension in a continuum, but as a wave of Love arising from the light plane." Time travel is described as "surfing" to "the edge of where love has been disturbed."

He gives four axioms and propositions:

1. "The universe as we know it is based on physical quantity 'love'."
2. "Love is indivisible."
3. Proposition a: "Love limits communication"
4. Proposition b: "Love is infinitely accessible"
5. Proposition c: "Love is finitely variable"
6. Proposition d: "A point in the universe is an arc in love-explained space/time"

He expresses the last proposition as F(P) = ((f(t), delta t, 1/t)), and states that "a recursive arc usually felt as time is expressed as delta t = 1/t, or t (t -t ) = 1/t where x = F(t)."

The "hubert" and the stated equations

Bajak defines Love as mass in time: "one gram in one second = 1 unit of Love, 1 unit of love = 1 hubert." He then states:

• L = mt²
• wt = (L·c²)/t
• wt = Lvc²
• "Capacitance = time constant / resonance"
• "The solution to an individual time wave is C_b = TC_a / RC_b"

He adds that "Energy is equivalent to mass, energy defined as amplification (work from time = 0) and mass as love on a light plane," and that "In an empty space, capacitance, the ability to hold charge, necessarily is amplified mass."

The quartz mechanism

The theory connects to the device through the assertion that quartz "has the property of negative inductance (in which mass moves in response to charge and vice-versa)," so that when charge is pulsed into a "time resonant capacitor," the crystal "surfs" the time landscape. This is the stated mechanism by which the circuit is claimed to produce a temporal effect.

Assessment

The framework is not derived from or checked against standard electromagnetism or relativity. The equations are asserted rather than derived, the unit "hubert" is defined by fiat, and the central quantity "Love" is not an established physical quantity. The source presents the theory as Bajak's own; the wiki does not treat it as physics. See Bajak Claims vs. Evidence: The Two-Watch Experiment, Replication Reports and the Schematic Error.