Part 4 - Antielectrons (cont)

ARGUMENT 0720

BROUGHT FORWARD:

ARGUMENT 0718: An electron may or may not be aligned to the teelstream through which it is moving.
ARGUMENT 0719: The default condition for an electron is to be aligned to the teelstream through which it is moving.

REASONING:

Most of the electrons that have been observed have been negatively charged.
The default condition for an electron is to be aligned to the teelstream through which it is moving.
Unaligned electrons will become aligned.
Thus negatively charged electrons are aligned to the teelstream through which they are moving.
Thus positively charged electrons are unaligned to the teelstream through which they are moving.
Positively charged electrons are antielectrons.

CONCLUSION:

Electrons are aligned to the teelstream through which they are moving. Antielectrons are unaligned to the teelstream through which they are moving.