Quantum Relativity Equations are a branch of paradox mathematics that function in my Exile Realms universe. The notion is based on reality manipulation principles from the days of primitive force field generation. The science of wormholes plays heavily in the creation, but the principle of the intended result is rather simple.

Suppose we have three subjects. Lawrence, Francois, and a shoe box. If we know the size of Lawrence and the size of Francois, Lawrence can hold the box and we will know what size the box will be in Francois' hands based on the relative sizes between the two men. By applying a QRE to the relation and defining a worm hole wall, we can have Francois, being only three inches shorter than Lawrence, fit comfortably in a box that Lawrence holds in his hands. The box is the key since the QRE has both men relating independently to the box and breaking their relation to one another. Therefore, if the box is in any way destroyed, the reality warping wormhole will cease to function in the equation and Francois will return to his normal height relative to Lawrence.

The important thing to remember in programming the parameters of a QRE is that you have to define the constant. If we want Francois to shrink, Lawrence must be the constant, otherwise he and the box might grow to accommodate Francois' size in relation to other things in the area.

This principle of reality manipulation has allowed for a great increase in space to store physical items and has led to the Exile Realm project through which pocket worlds have been squeezed into gemstones and been used to house society's most dangerous criminals.

This is officially the most terrifying and complicated thing I have ever tried to read. o.o But at the same time, it's incredibly awesome. o.o

Horrifying things happen when you don't define your constant.

It sounds like it. o.o

I understand that equations and theory are the basis for any technology, but you only mention the equation--have they actually made something that was capable of putting the equation into practical use?

Hm. Wouldn't it be funny if Lawrence defined Francois as the constant, so that he could become a giant and do whatever evil things he wanted to be a giant for? Would that even work? Would he have to always be holding the box?

They have indeed. Paradox mathematics only have practical application in relation to wormhole generation and are the fundamental building blocks of reality manipulation. QREs were first used in the cryo-migration databases, large ships that carried huge colonies of humans and Earth ecosystems into space and to their new home system. Because there were so many independent subjects to that project, the programming was highly complex and has yet to be replicated in modern times. There are still many modern applications, but the one of my focus is a collection of hand-held prisons in which criminals reside in a pocket world.

Well, Lawrence or Francois can be the constant in this instance, but the constant will not change size. The constant has to be firmly grounded in reality and not be subject to the manipulation. Without a constant defined, Francois may be small, but if third part is introduced, Lawrence and Francois would likely begin to fluctuate in various ways to accommodate reality. In experiments without a constant, test subjects have died, the equations have been broken causing disastrous fluctuations that made the failures infamous, or the wormhole has simply caused the subjects of the experiment to vanish. The constant has to stay the same. An equation could be written in reverse, so that the variable subject grows instead of shrinking, but the applications are far less efficient than shrinking. The box does not have to be held, and the variable does not need to be in the box. The box is the measurement of the constant and variable subjects. If it is destroyed, the variable returns to normal because the wormhole connection is removed.

This is absurdly and confusingly awesome!!!!

Thank you!

This actually makes sense to me I think. It's a lot like normal algebra except in a different use and objects. Never seen anything like it either, so that is really cool.

Really? All I did was throw the transitive property into a blender...

Well, I think so, anyways. I could be wrong.

I'm glad it sounds like it would work. I'm sure the science behind creating the wormholes is more complex, but I think the QREs are more about programming the applications of the wormhole than creating the wormhole itself.