II.2.2 CPT Symmetries
The Charge-Parity-Time is one of the fundamental symmetries of physical laws under the simultaneous transformations of charge conjugation (), parity transformation (), and time reversal (). This symmetry holds for all physical phenomena, and it is the only exact symmetry of nature at the fundamental level. In charge symmetry, every particle is replaced with its anti-particle, while parity is mirroring along the three physical axes, and time symmetry is reversing the direction of time. Each of these three symmetries can be broken separately, but the combination of the three is preserved.
Therefore, in order to preserve symmetry, every violation of the combined symmetry of two of its components must have a corresponding violation in the third component. For this reason, symmetry is often referred to as , and vice versa. In the late 1950s, after observing the violation of symmetry by phenomena that involve the weak force, and there were well-known violations of symmetry as well, then it was initially believed that symmetry is preserved by all physical phenomena, but that was later found to be false, which implied, by invariance, violations of symmetry as well.
In the Duality of Time Theory, this behavior can be explained, first because of the intrinsic time arrow that naturally flows in one direction, then due to the fact that the electric charge is a result of exciting the complex-time field in one spatial dimension. Since the dimensions of space are created in the inner levels of time, where two conjugate arrows meet to produce one dimension of space, the electric charge is the excitation of this one spatial dimension, and that s why we have positive and negative charges, whereas the mass of the particle is its excitation in two spatial dimensions, and the reason why we don t see negative mass is because it exists in the orthogonal world that is also vibrating in two dimensions as we introduced above. So, from our point of observation, being physical objects in the two dimensions, we see opposite electric charges, and we see left-handed and right-handed particles, but we see only one arrow of time because the other complementary arrow belongs to the psychical world. If this arrow of time is mathematically reversed we are transferred to the super-symmetrical plane where particles become anti-particles, so the symmetry is still preserved. Although the anti-particles are also fermions, but they are mathematically behaving as heavy bosons because the psychical realm is orthogonal with our physical plane. When these particles are momentarily brought to this side they will have the same mass as their partners, with a slight difference that is a result of the Single Monad being on one side only.