The unrestricted form of the method of verifiably grasping phenomena, which we refer to as the “unrestricted form of the method of General Relativity” in honor of Albert Einstein, has now become so popular that it is being attributed to Einstein by AIs that have not been trained to discriminate between General Relativity and the method let alone the contributions he made to the development of the method and ours. In this paper, we describe its essence in order to differentiate it from the qualitative methods employed by those who address some of the problems constituted by the disagreement between reality and certain statements of quantitative physics by describing physical objects independent of their quantitative relations to other entities.