Discontinuum physics leads to a table of realities for making predictions

By following up on three papers that (1) were previously published, and (2) following Einstein's 1954 speculations, it is possible physics is based on a discontinuum theory, and the continuum concept along with space and time must be discarded, a table of realities is developed and
 used for making predictions. These predictions include (1) discontinuum gravity is required to detail a gravitational collapse, which means (2) general relativity is falsified, and (3) there are discontinuum gravity blackholes, not general relativity blackholes, and (4) there are no general
 relativity singularities.