The Strong Force And The Basis Of Charge

In a stable atom, a positive charge tends to happen -- when Ward-Cauchy-based eigenstates of the centralized knotting of the Rarita Structure, work to bear torsional eigenindices -- that bear a tendency of aiming to act in the operational direction, of pushing themselves into external phenomenology.

In a stable atom, a negative charge tends to happen -- when Ward-Cauchy-based eigenstates of the centralized knotting of the Rarita Structure, work to bear torsional eigenindices -- that bear a tendency of aiming to act in the operational direction, of pushing external phenomenology into the so-eluded-to internal phenomenology of the initially said general genus of Ward-Cauchy-based eigenstates.

So, one may say, that a positive charge is as a "dot-product"-based tendency, whereas, one may say that a negative charge in as a "cross-product"-based tendency.

I will continue with the suspense later!  To Be Continued!  Sincerely, Samuel David Roach.