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The golden ring to which most physicists aspire is a unified field theory that incorporates all of modern and classical physics. Some scientists and others call this a TOE or ‘theory of everything’, but it is no more than false hubris to... more
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      Mathematical PhysicsGeometry And TopologyAlgebraic GeometryNon Euclidean Geometry
Science is a work in progress, although the progress that science has made over the past few decades has been vastly limited by the narrow, limited and dogmatic worldviews representing the major paradigms of physics. It is not hard or... more
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      ParapsychologyMathematical PhysicsPhysicsTheoretical Physics
Since Einstein died in 1955, very few theoretical scientists have tried to complete his work because the pendulum of history has swung toward favoring field theories based on the quantum for the expected unification of physics. Nearly... more
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      PhysicsTheoretical PhysicsNuclear PhysicsQuantum Physics
Once the positivistic/escapist interpretation that human consciousness is epiphenomenal, i.e., accidental, is dismissed there are two possible approaches to the scientific study of consciousness. Bottom-up consciousness, from the... more
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      Evolutionary BiologyHuman EvolutionPhilosophy of MindConsciousness (Psychology)
The best evidence presently available for the afterlife has already been tried and found wanting, although there is a great deal of good and various levels of even better evidence when NDEs, reincarnation, new standards for verifying... more
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      ParapsychologyPhysicsTheoretical PhysicsConsciousness
Many scientists have come to believe that any true unification theory in physics must include a concept of consciousness as well as a model for the mind that interprets the external physical/material world. And, that number is growing.... more
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      Evolutionary BiologyPhysicsTheoretical PhysicsQuantum Physics
Modern physics is based on two paradigms that emerged from the Second Scientific Revolution - relativity and the quantum. Since their inception these two theoretical giants have advanced science and society far beyond anything that their... more
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      PhysicsTheoretical PhysicsQuantum PhysicsCosmology (Physics)
An article by Sabine Hossenfelder and Stacey S. McGaugh, titled “Is Dark Matter Real?’, has just appeared in the August 2018 issue of Scientific American. Every physicist, astronomer, astrophysicist and cosmologist as well as everyone... more
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      Mathematical PhysicsPhysicsTheoretical PhysicsQuantum Physics
In 1915, Einstein introduced a radical and revolutionary new idea into science and human thought: Gravity was not a force. The observed gravitational attraction between two or more material bodies was the product of the material bodies... more
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      Mathematical PhysicsNon Euclidean GeometryPhysicsTheoretical Physics
We are living an extraordinary time in our civilization evolution, with the emergence of a fantastic holoinformational [24-31] quantum-holographic cosmovision wider than the quantum-relativistic paradigm of the beginning of the XX century... more
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      Quantum InformationConsciousnessPhilosophy of Quantum Field TheoryQuantum Holographic Brain Theory
Many scientists have come to believe that any true unification model in physics must include a concept of consciousness as well as a model for the mind that interprets the external physical/material world. And, that number is growing.... more
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      Evolutionary BiologyHuman EvolutionMetaphysicsPhilosophy of Mind
The best evidence presently available for the afterlife has already been tried and found wanting, although there is a great deal of good and various levels of even better evidence when NDEs, reincarnation, new standards for verifying... more
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      ParapsychologyPhysicsTheoretical PhysicsConsciousness
A few years after Einstein first penned his general theory of relativity, a few scientists came to the conclusion that it should be extended to include both electromagnetism and the quantum in a unified or unitary field theory. While... more
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      Mathematical PhysicsPhysicsTheoretical PhysicsQuantum Physics
Why, despite all efforts to the contrary, have attempts at unification based on the supposedly more fundamental quantum theory failed miserably? The truth is that the essential idea or concept of the quantum itself has never been fully... more
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      MathematicsMathematical PhysicsPhysicsTheoretical Physics
This work examines a question of a true place of Moon in the whole Universe. Meanwhile the contemporary atheistic per se science considers it as a lifeless Earth adjunct it is actually an axis of the Universe and the throne of God. Being... more
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      HistoryCognitive ScienceMathematicsField Theory
Assuming a real fifth dimension and the validity of the Einstein-Kaluza model of space-time leads to two alternative models of physical reality. These two possibilities are only subject to the Kaluza condition that all A-lines are... more
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      Cognitive ScienceMathematical PhysicsPhysicsTheoretical Physics
Did any physics experts expect SUPERRELATIVITY paper, a physics revolution producing the EINSTEIN-RODGERS RELATIVITY EQUATION, producing the HAWKING-RODGERS BLACK HOLE RADIUS, and producing the... more
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      PsychologyMathematicsMathematical PhysicsCalculus
The problem of creation of Unitary Field theory, or the Theory of Everything, which the Einstein was so eager to solve by means of physics, remained unsolved since it is solvable only by means of the Word: because the Word, according to... more
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      PhilologyLanguagesModern LanguagesHistory
Our physical and material reality is not what we might ordinarily expect from our common observations and experiences of reality. To a physicist, whose job it is to explain that reality and how it works, that reality is so much more. Our... more
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      Mathematical PhysicsPhysicsTheoretical PhysicsQuantum Physics
This summary sheet includes: (1) the “Single Field Theory” (SOFT) equations and their relationships that amount to a final version of Einstein’s unified Field theory; (2) a “Unification Tree” that shows the historical relationship between... more
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      Mathematical PhysicsPhysicsTheoretical PhysicsNuclear Physics
Many physicists believe that the unification of physics within a single paradigmatic theory has been the primary goal in science for only the past few decades, but this would not be true. Unification was the original goal of Einstein and... more
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      History of Science and TechnologyMathematical PhysicsNon Euclidean GeometryPhysics
Our ‘Higher Sense’ will come with the realization of a higher dimension of physical reality which corresponds with what we presently call the ‘para’- normal aspects of our common reality. This is the next step in the evolution of human... more
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      History of Science and TechnologyMathematical PhysicsField TheoryPhysics
Since the 1970s, an ever growing number of theoretical physicists have become interested in unifying the quantum and relativity upon a quantum basis. Before the 1970s, only Einstein and a select few sought unification, but their... more
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      Unification of Science and ReligionsCompehensive Unified Field TheoryExplaining Outcome of World EventsTowards Evoution of an Egalitarian Graceful Society
Portrait of the true Universe. // Портрет истинной Вселенной.
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      Physical CosmologyPhilosophyMetaphysicsCosmology (Physics)
Unified Field Theory (GR=QFT=QM), Draft Paper. Starting with wave function of universe as Hopf Fibration.
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      Relativistic Quantum MechanicsGrand UnificationCompehensive Unified Field Theory
Most scientists and scholars are familiar with Sir Arthur Eddington’s role in verifying GR in 1919. A few less are aware of his work introducing the theory to the English scientific community. Still less know of Eddington’s extensions of... more
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      History of Science and TechnologyGeneral RelativityHistory of ScienceFoundations of Physics
In the past few decades two new ‘crises’ for fundamental physics have emerged by the observation of phenomena that indicate the existence of Dark Matter and Dark Energy. These are not problems which can be solved by quantum theory, but... more
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