  We discuss here the significance of the generalization of the newtonian
concept of force by that of a transformation of a certain Standard Borel Space
of cardinality $\mathbf{c}$ of the continuum as the ``cause'' behind motions of
material bodies that are representable as Borel measurable subsets of this
space. This generalization forms the basis for a Universal Theory of Relativity
in which, importantly, the fundamental physical constants can only arise from
mutual relationships of the so-defined physical bodies. This Universal
Relativity also has the potential to explain the quantum nature of the physical
world.
