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36 pages of results. 221. The 'Unconscious' as a Literary Revolt Against Science [Books] [de Grazia books]
... excitement by the use of the concept of the Unconscious? In a more general sense, the project has importance for understanding the genesis of the concept of the Unconscious, which may have been the crowning achievement of the human mind in the century, 1850-1950, and which may be a principal and still unappreciated source of the relativity physics of Einstein and the indeterminacy principle of Heisenberg and thence of the breakdown of Newtonian physics. (Schlipp, 1951) I intend to suggest such possibilities. That the study postulates flatly that unconscious forces entered into the development of the concept of the Unconscious itself is not without significance. Scientific concepts, like ordinary parents, have a way of saying ...
222. Letters. C&C Review 2002:1 [Journals] [SIS Review]
... filaments clearly indicate that electrical discharges are of very frequent and ubiquitous occurences, both of negative and of positive particles as described and explained in Kortvelyessy's book The Electric Universe. With reference to Birgit Liesching's excellent report on the Autumn Conference 2000, I was unable to attend so I do not know what was the reaction to John Crowe's speech criticising Einstein, who said that it is evident to any sensible physicist that these catastrophes can have nothing to do with the planet Venus .. . '. Personally I agree with this statement after computer studies for many months of the orbits of charged erratic bodies. I have described this in several papers published in SIS journals. Evidence convinces me ...
223. Monitor [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... and auroras were seen at extremely low latitudes. Recent calculations indicate that it was three times as large as the one which knocked out Quebec in 1989. Greenland ice cores carry evidence of solar flares in the form of nitrate peaks, as energetic particles hitting the atmosphere triggering a cascade of chemical reactions, resulting in the formation of nitrates. Einstein Eclipsed (New Scientist, 27.11.04, pp. 28-31) Mysterious phenomena which take place at the time of solar eclipses have led some physicists to claim that there might be a serious flaw in Einstein's theory of relativity. It appears that something unusual happens to gravity at the time of an eclipse. Sensitive gravimeters give ...
224. Conditioning, Coping, and Concepts [Journals] [Kronos]
... that helped him deduce these predictions remain "unorthodox". Bruno had exercised full, precise logic upon the heliocentric theory of Copernicus. He refused to go along with the unanalyzed epistemological foundations upon which the theory rested. Bruno made the full deduction and rendered a cosmological model that was divested of human psychological habits. In our own time, Einstein made a Copernican-like shift in Ms recognition of an observer. His observer was anathematized by the physical disciplines and became a space-time co-ordinate. As Bruno reformed deductive inference in the sixteenth century, Dr. Velikovsky does in our own. The observer for Dr. Velikovsky is a finite, physically-bound system. The mathematical witness of today's physical theory ...
225. Measurements of the Electromagnetic Properties of "Space" [Journals] [Velikovskian]
... SYMBOLS These symbols represent, in order, the universal gravitational constant, the ratio of unit charge (in emu) to mass of the hydrogen atom, the mass of the hydrogen atom, the mass of the electron, the mass of the proton, the mass of the mu meson, Eddington's reference mass, Eddington's particle count, the Einstein universe radius, the in vacuo velocity of electromagnetic waves, a practical value of pi, Planck's constant, and the unit electronic charge. The mechanical equivalent of esu (the electrostatic unit) is shown, to establish dimensional sense. Whenever two masses, here M1 and M2, attract one another, Eddington's equation correctly shows the force ...
226. High Energy from Space [Books] [de Grazia books]
... are spared the fate of the whole. What happened once happened to others. They are not us. What is happening elsewhere is not happening to us. We are spared. What will happen to the future is again not us. Again we are spared." So it goes- an endless litany to express the feeling, as Einstein wrote ironically to Velikovsky: "Holy St. Florian, spare thee my house. Set fire to the others."[36] The greatest lesson of the unity and interconnection of person and person, and of person and nature, finds its destructive and creative climax in the quantavolutionary explosion. Recall only one recent memory, before ...
... settle out under gravity (Fig. i i). The motion of colloidal particles under buffeting by surrounding molecules was first observed by a botanist, Robert Brown, in 1827. The explanation in terms of buffeting by molecules was arrived at during the last part of the nineteenth century, and a quantitative description of Brownian motion was given by Einstein in the early years of the twentieth century. Colloidal systems are common in biology- such large "macromolecules" as proteins, enzymes, and nucleic acids behave like colloidal particles. Emulsions are another common example of colloidal systems (for example, the water-based "plastic" paints). All textbooks of physical chemistry give explanations and examples ...
228. Interviewing Immanuel Velikovsky: An Introduction [Journals] [Velikovskian]
... .. NICHOL: You have been a warrior all your life, you have fought many battles so you must have had tremendous strength of will. What kept you going? VELIKOVSKY: Maybe the obduracy of my race. As a Jew of the same race that produced [Karl] Marx and [Sigmund] Freud and [Albert] Einstein, those people who, more than anybody else (maybe [Charles] Darwin excluded), influenced this century- maybe this. And maybe the conviction that I am right, maybe the psychoanalytical experience expecting violent reaction. However, I have not expected a reaction so violent as what came through. Now [establishment science] prepares magazines ...
229. Is the Universe Finite? [Journals] [Aeon]
... does time have when one discusses eternity, or, congruently, what meaning does dimensionality have when one talks about infinite space? Where are the frames of reference? In Newtonian physics the parameters of space and time are considered constant and the velocity of light is relative to these two, which works reasonably well for slow moving objects. But Einstein reversed this for high speeds by stipulating that the velocity of light is constant while the parameters of space and time are relative to that of lightspeed. Therefore, one has to choose a frame of reference very carefully. Due to the redshift inherent in the Hubble constant, that the farther distant stellar bodies are from Earth the faster they ...
230. Velikovsky and his Heroes [Articles]
... in judgment of the past, to dwarf the terrors of the present. This response was not limited to Velikovsky, this emotional reaction by victims who felt themselves helpless against the resurgent power of the Third Reich. Back in the summer of 1932, even before Hitler became Chancellor of Germany, we have from his biographer the picture of Albert Einstein entertained in Oxford after his escape from the increasingly oppressive atmosphere of the dying Weimar Republic, walking round the main quadrangle of Christchurch College by night, looking up to the stars wrapped in happiness and muttering to himself, in German: "After all, this is only a little world". Like Velikovsky, with whom he was ...
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