Sven Gelbhaar Democracy presupposes an informed and interested public. These days everyonehas one (or in more cases) two jobs. How informed and reasoning can anoverworked populace really be? This is why campaigning has devolved to thebattle of misleading slogans. Is outsourcing government nominations to vacuousplatitudes with more pandering than reasoning really how an informed, reasoningpopulace […]
The Reality of MathematicsSven Gelbhaar08/16/2017 Math is both observational and procedural. The theorem that I derived isobservational in that it mirrors, in the language of set theory, what takesplace as a set pattern to real or objective objects. On the other hand, it alsoinstructs the mathematician how to do certain things. Does the procedural sideof
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Morality and Free WillSven Gelbhaar7/31/2017 In the book /Notes From The Underground,/ Fyodor Dostoevsky points out that withsystems of morality, the individual has a confined will; not the “free will”that everyone is promised. The system dictates all of the individual/adherent’sactions. All systems prohibit some actions and mandate others — therefore theadherent does not have freedom
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Galactic rotation and KeplerSven Gelbhaar7/25/2017 Kepler authored three laws of orbit. One of these stated that the closer a bodyof mass orbits its partner, the faster it had to move to prevent being suckedinto the system’s center. This works great in our solar system with the Sun at its center. The galaxy asa whole, however,
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Response to Hegel’s free will argumentSven Gelbhaar Hegel, in the first chapter of Philosophy of Right, claims that freedom is anartificial construct and is therefore merely speculative. He then posits thatfreedom as applied to the will, being speculative, is also true. He thenequivocates his definition of freedom and will with the colloquial definitionof free will.
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The Birth and Death of CulturesSven Gelbhaar Sub-cultures are enveloped and assimilated into cultures with more power —cultures who have more constituents, or which have citizens who control vitalresources. Take the example of the Quaker subculture in North America: they arecharged with paying taxes, among other things, to the U. S. Federal Government.If they don’t
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Time and Scope We measure time by movement, and vice versa. In the paper /On Newton’s Cradle/I go to show how force is transferred through solid, lattice objects faster thanby objects imparting force. A large, or small, object colliding with theformer, will impart its force uniformly throughout the solid object. This meansthat the opposite side
Progress Going over my papers again, I’m seeing more and more practical applications.Cold Fusion, anti-gravity, ET Alia. For pointers on these, feel free tocontact me. I would not be opposed to sharing credit and Nobel Prize money.
Free Energy DeviceSven Gelbhaar26 Nov 2016 One of my most recent papers obliterates the Zero-Point Energy Device thatworked on the principle that Potovoltaic cells might be better utilized byshining EM radiation through caesium vapor and thereby increasing velocity, andtherefore force, of that radiation. My paper /On Newton’s Cradle/ combined with/On the Photo Electron Equivalency Principle/
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On the warping of Spacetime15 Jun 16 – 24 Nov 16Sven Gelbhaar The warping of spacetime would decrease distances between objects statically.This decrease would not be apparent/noticeable to observers in 4D reality (/ thespacetime being folded), as one would still have to traverse said spacetime inorder to travel between the objects. But take heart, for
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