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The Paradox of 1 = 0.9 repeating

The Paradox of 1 = 0.9 repeatingSven Gelbhaar06:35 05.10.2018 The problem is: 1/3 = 0.3 repeating. 3 * 1/3 = 1 = 0.9 repeating 0.9 repeating cannot exist in empirical/objective/physical world.Irrational/rational (decimal vs fractions) don’t exist. Let’s explore somepossible reconciliations. Maybe it has to deal with the base of our calculations (10 in the above […]

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The Problems of Contemporary Science

The Problems of Contemporary ScienceSven Gelbhaar20.09.2018 There are two main problems: the gullible populace, and the charlatans who prey on them.People are more concerned with feel-good explanations of physical phenomena than truth.Take the Heisenberg Principle, for instance. Because light is reactive, we cannotdetermine its three main attributes of speed, direction, and location. The charlatanspicked this

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On antimatter interaction with matter

On antimatter interaction with matterSven Gelbhaar05/15/2018 Matter-antimatter collision results in heavier element(s) depending on how manyelectrons you start out with and retain through the merger. positrons wouldattach to electrons. Sheer # of extant electrons (vs positrons) biases theseinteractions to result in matter (vs antimatter configurations). if a positively charged nucleus merges with a negatively one,

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On Will

that what Kant opposed as thing-in-itself to mere appearance (called moredecidedly by me “representation”) and what he held to be absolutely unknowable,that this thing-in-itself, I say, this substratum of all appearances, andtherefore of the whole of Nature, is nothing but what we know directly andintimately and find within ourselves as will; that accordingly, this will,

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A novel zero-G engine that will actually work

A novel zero-G engine that will actually workSven Gelbhaar9:14 AM 3/28/2018 Back in approximately 1906, there was a turbine that spun from RadiationPressure. One side of the turbine’s blades were white, and the other side wasblack. One side absorbed more of the radiation (a light-bulb in the case of the1900’s experiment/prototype) and thereby absorbed more

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