© Charles Chandler

 

In The Unified Field Theory, Miles Mathis quotes a formula from Maxwell.^{1:art. 5: ch. 1}

 

m = l3/t2
where:
m	=	mass
l	=	length
t	=	time

Mathis then says,

 

G loses all its dimensions, and force is then L⁴/T⁴ or (V²)². Force becomes a velocity squared squared.

 

I don't understand how mass is equal to length divided by time. I can see how in one particular circumstance this might be so, but that doesn't mean that it is a general rule. Dropping the subscripts and then substituting into other equations is nonsensical. And that means that everything past that point is no longer valid.