The physics of the discontinuous and the set of realities

This paper presents some profound implications of discontinuum physics and its table of realities. In 1954, Einstein speculated that physics is a discontinuum physics (DCP) with the continuum concept, space, time, and differential quotients, discarded as fundamental. From 2021 through 2024, 11 papers were published to establish the conceptual foundations of DCP. In 2022, DCP revealed that physics had been using five realities, and in DCP paper four, these realities were arranged into a table of realities (TOR) for making predictions. In 2023, in DCP paper eight, TOR was updated because DCP had demonstrated that quantum mechanics is not fundamental. Now (2025), TOR must be updated to include how the universe became a matter‐antimatter asymmetrical universe from the 2-negate state of no-something and no-nothing.