text: The thought of light being simple and obvious either means a very limited knowledge or a great genius who has outsmarted the world's greatest scientists of all time. My first notion would be that if light seems simple and obvious, you have jumped to conclusions; however, I will admit that many of life's great problems come from seeing simple things and making them more complex. However problems also frequently arise from making complex things into simple things that ignore and leave out all the wonderful properties that can acutally be useful. Light behaves in many strange ways: diffraction, refraction, scattering, x-rays, lasers, spectroscopy, wave mechanics, relativity, etc., all depend on our understanding of the nature of light. If you have truly found a way to simplify light so that it is easy to understand without making false assumptions, you should push for publication.