The Mathematical Theory of Nature and the Death of Science
The practical, logical consequences of the mathematical theory of nature.
The Mathematical Theory of Nature and the Death of Science
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An Assessment of the Current Political and Economic Situation in Light of the Work of Pierre Teilhard de Chardin
A thorough analysis of the political and economic situation using the fundamental ideas of Pierre Teilhard de Chardin, the physics of F.S.C. Northrop, and the Arcologies of the Arizona Architect, Paolo Soleri.
In The Womb of the Spherical Moon
In the Womb of the Spherical Moon
A Poem. F.S.C. Northop’s Macroscopic Atomic Theory, an amendment in the form of an addition to the kinetic atomic theory / a love story.
Epsilon Eridani and Tau Ceti
Poetic Prose. A new physical conception of the Universe in which we live.
Evolution and the Organization of Human Energy
Evolution and the Organization of Human Energy
The subject of evolution is an important one for it has a direct bearing on the organization of human energy. It also has a direct bearing on democratic and authoritarian systems of government. For example, what criteria do democratic and authoritarian systems use for the direction of human development? This is a philosophical question, not an economic one. The proper answer to this question should help to foster the growth and effectiveness of democratic systems of government and cooperation between and within nations and various cultural and tribal groupings. With the necessary spiritual resources, economic well-being will follow.
A Bit O’Green
King County Democrats will be showin a bit o’green Saturday, March seventeenth to show pride in the life of Saint Patrick (c 387-493).
Battle Between Two Wolves
The Tsalagi believed that within each person was a battle between two wolves.
Sitting with his grandson, a grandfather explained that one of the wolves was evil and was driven by anger, envy, regret, ego and the worship of war. The other wolf was good, and was driven by love, hope, compassion and the promise of peace.
Thinking about the wolves already growing within him, the boy asked, “Grandfather, which wolf wins?”
And the old man replied, “The one you feed.”
From “The Tao of Willie, a guide of happiness in your heart.” By Willie Nelson