Science news last week included a finding that the answer is no. Why should I care if the universe is symmetric? And why should I read about the evidence? Since the beginning of scientific cosmology (it began with Einstein, of course, in a footnote to his exposition of General Relativity) — since the beginning of … Read more
This is the content of the second half of a 3-hour event organized by Sen Ron Johnson last Wednesday. My summary of Part I is here. Before beginning I take the liberty of inserting my personal perspective on a topic that was avoided, advisedly I am sure: the origin of SARS-CoV-2 as a bioweapon. One … Read more
Hearings were held in the US Senate today with distinguished doctors and scientists from major universities and medical centers. The story they told of corruption and mismanagement of the COVID pandemic is a turning point for humanity. I summarize some of the highlights here, and plan to conclude tomorrow. Most of the people on today’s panel … Read more
Turtles All the Way Down, translated from an anonymous Hebrew edition by Mary Holland and Zoey O’Toole, published by Children’s Health Defense, 2022 This book was written and published in Israel before the COVID pandemic. It points to the formerly dismal state of vaccine “science”, which has taken a further quantum leap into deception and … Read more
A lot of powerful people don’t want this to be real. That doesn’t mean it is real, but it makes it the kind of subject that I want to know about. There are persistent stories of people who invent perpetual motion machines only to disappear or to die mysteriously or become insane. Foster Gamble, in particular, … Read more
The Nobel Committee is risk-averse. They don’t want to look foolish a generation down the road, so they have subverted Alfred Nobel’s original intent, which was to reward the most promising discovery of the current year, and instead they dip into the deep past. Yes, they avoid mistakes this way, but by the time a scientist … Read more
A towering genius can be a babe in the woods; A high-functioning scientist can be a useful idiot. Babe in the Woods The smartest man I ever knew tried to teach me relativistic quantum field theory when I was a 20-year-old Harvard undergrad. By that age, Julian Schwinger had already collaborated as an equal with … Read more
Truth was the first casualty in the war on COVID. Trusted sources of medical information became propaganda outlets, and when that wasn’t enough, the raw data on which medical analysis was based was withheld and even falsified by the governments that controlled it. Hence, it’s refreshing to see an honest analysis of apparently honest government … Read more
The big question is: How can experimental validations of telepathy, telekinesis, and remote viewing be reconciled with the physical theories that work so well that they have given us GPS systems and microchips? The journey of 10,000 miles starts with a single step. In that spirit, I offer this story of the inverse quantum Zeno … Read more
This is about identical particles, Bosons and Fermions, and why the world seems solid when we kick it and how physics tells us that everything is really one thing. Alice and Bob are both people, but you would never confuse them—they’re not identical. “Identical twins” are a lot closer. Some people can’t tell them apart, … Read more