-- To Summarize Briefly --

          Let us now summarize these concepts and further examine their impact. 
          In physics, there must actually exist four major KINDS of vectors, rather than just one as prescribed by present interpretation.  These vectors are "built" starting with four major kinds of particles.¹⁷  These are: (1) the spatial point, (2) an uncharged mass particle, (3) a charged mass particle, and (4) a charged spatial point.  Further, each of the four vectors at its most fundamental level (that is, at the quantum level)¹⁸ is actually an inseparable, unitary SYSTEM welded into a single undivided entity containing time and existing nonexclusively in time.¹⁹  When we look at or represent the so-called "parts" of the system, we are looking at them before they are welded together into the physical vector.  That is, whenever we speak of "parts, " we imply that a "cutting" or "differentiating" action has been implied to separate the system into such "parts."
          From such considerations, four different kinds of system vectors result. 

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