•2007-07-19 •
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I believe that Einsteins relativity is flawed, even though I am unfortunately not familiar with the mathematics.
Physics or any other science based on mathematical reasoning is only ever an abstraction, a more or less valid approximation to reality, but never giving an “absolutely” true picture of if, but rather a very relative one.
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Posted in Einstein, gravitation, physics, relativity, science, yin yang
•2007-02-11 •
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•2007-02-11 •
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Just yesterday, I found a reference to a great site on 43folders which is…
It mostly revolves around a fun and sarcastic videocast by a guy named Ze in a format that
“is a conversation between the host and the viewers of the program”
and you’ll notice some reoccurring themes like “Sports Racers”, “The League of Awesomeness” or “Ride the Fire Eagle Danger Day” and somehow Ze has quite an affection for duckies.
To get you started, here is a recent episode on procrastination:

the show with zefrank: 02-07-07
Continue reading ‘a web show, or what?’
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•2007-02-10 •
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The following considerations hit me like a blow when they first came to my mind and I have to admit, it made me feel suspicious towards all kinds of science. If anyone grabs the concept of my simple illustration below, feel welcome to spread the news.

I have a hard time to understand how this is not what I have learned in school or how there could be any argument about it. As for me this is as simple as it gets with science, it’s common sense. I would be most delighted to give you mathematical proof of it. However, at this very moment I am not capable. Besides, I think it really is that ubiquitous presence of mathematics in all kinds of sciences that creates a blind spot for those scientifically inclined to realize when the thin borderline of underlying abstractions is being crossed.
Continue reading ‘what is gravitation?’
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•2007-02-5 •
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Just recently, I watched a documentary called “We feed the world (Essen Global)” that tried to demonstrate some of the global strings that rule modern economies, in this case related to nutritional aspects. I was told and understood, how much of todays western societies and their political leaders simply go the wrong way putting focus on the idea of liberating pretty much every aspect of society that could have a market side to it.
Continue reading ‘liberty in society’
Posted in democracy, economy, fairtrade, libertry, society
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