I've learned from studying philosophy that when you have rock solid inferences, and a crazy conclusion, then there must be something wrong in one of the premises. Bell's Theorem is rock solid, and having to choose between realism and special relativity is crazy, and so something in the foundation of physics must need adjusting. I will define a simple geometry that is slightly more complicated than three dimensional Euclidean geometry, but is slightly less complicated than four dimensional spacetime. It is comprised of only spatial dimensions and using the space displacements between two events in those dimensions, I will define time displacements, the spacetime interval, the speed of light, matter, and the rate of change will define the fundamental force. I will mathematically and conceptually derive rest mass, momentum, total energy, angular momentum, time dilation, Bohr's Quantum Condition, and the deBroglie Relations. This is not a hidden variable interpretation of quantum mechanics. I take the existing principles and concepts of modern physics and I apply it to a slightly different simpler foundation. A foundation for a new modern physics.