argues quite differently. He bases his argument on Plato's concept that in his futuristic Republic women must have equal power with men in running the global economy for one single purpose only. That purpose was to establish an... more
argues quite differently. He bases his argument on Plato's concept that in his futuristic Republic women must have equal power with men in running the global economy for one single purpose only. That purpose was to establish an educational system for the health and wellbeing of humanity's children. This cannot occur when a primitive tribal science educates children to prepare for various aspects of tribal warfare.
Research Interests: Theoretical Physics, Ethics, Philosophy of Science, Contemporary Art, Ancient Greek Philosophy, and 10 moreAlbert Einstein, Salvador Dali, Isaac Newton, Art and image theory, Platonic philosophy, 3D vision, Human Adaptation and Survival, Second Law of Thermodynamics, Holographic Universe, and human survival science
Szent-Gyorgyi, the Co-founder of the American National Foundation for Cancer Research and the Nobel Laureate in medicine, addressed the youth of the day in his 1970 publication, The Crazy Ape. He questioned why a science that professes to... more
Szent-Gyorgyi, the Co-founder of the American National Foundation for Cancer Research and the Nobel Laureate in medicine, addressed the youth of the day in his 1970 publication, The Crazy Ape. He questioned why a science that professes to elevate human life ultimately appears to destroy it. The duality of his message was one of warning as well as one of positivity releasing a solution to enable the young and ultimately all people of the world to free themselves from a disease inherited from our simian ancestors. This disease manifests through carcinogenic science which obeys the survival of the fittest paradigm observable in nature. In 1978, UNESCO proclaimed that all humans belonged to a single species. It is 1.