The Special Principle of Relativity and Biological Resistance Control
In a companion article, we have shown that Einstein's special principle of relativity holds more potential than has so far been understood. The ability of the principle to translate physical laws allows our faster understanding and control of physical reality. Derivation of the Third Law of Resistance, towards the successful control of biological organisms, is an example of such faster understanding and control of a physical phenomenon. Resistance in medicine has been worsening for 100 years now, and this phenomenon has eluded every control measure since, while resistance in agriculture displays similarly aggravating trends, both coming with serious economic and human life losses. Earlier analysis of resistance in the biological realm has shown that the process is governed by at least two laws: the First Law of Resistance conditioning its rise and the Second Law of Resistance conditioning its growth. Here, moving on from the interpreted Einstein’s special principle of relativity and the modified Newton's Third Law of Motion, we show that resistance is governed by a Third Law which conditions its termination. Application of the Third Law of Resistance to pathogens points to the immediate steps we need to take towards the successful control of resistance in medicine and agriculture.