Orion Karl Daley professionally is a financial trading systems engineer. His study is ongoing in finance, political and computer science, history, and in theoretical physics. He started his career as a self taught EE with Raytheon Data Systems after his third year at WVU. Starting with the computer manufacturing and design, and then telecommunications industry, he specializes in institutional and retail electronic trading systems development.
When becoming an electrical engineer years ago, dreaming about unification theory and the origins of our universe had to go on the back burner.
But it was also a promise to document many observations when as a student. Based on these observations, years later, the first manuscript was written and named ‘Ex Nihilo’ .
Each of its four chapters deserved far more work. They became projects as unique manuscripts to be reauthored. The first, named the ‘Delta Phenomenon‘ includes five principles for a paradigm that the other manuscripts follow.
The Essay on Relative Gravity comes from the Delta Phenomenon.
While the concept of Relative Gravity is being introduced, The Delta Phenomenon will continue to be reauthored and eventfully published as its own book: Ex Nihilo, Volume I – The Delta Phenomenon.
More about Orion K. Daley as a professional financial systems software engineer can be found at http://financialware.wordpress.com .
About the Theory of Relative Gravity 