Long Exposure of double pendulum with LED at end of each pendulum Here is a suggestion for a Couder-like constructivist experiment, to...

Significant things are happening in Greece. Could the country that gave the World Democracy, now establish a European Socialist State? ...

Let us muse about the natural oscillations of a fixed set up. The simplest is that of a fixed taut string anchored at both ends. For, su...

When considering, more generally, the significance of the creation of Yves Couder’s Walkers in his famous experiments, the role of th...

This new issue of the journal is the first in a landmark series outlining an entirely new approach to Sub-Atomic Physics. This will ...

The Rejuvenated LHC? In yet another celebration of the Large Hadron Collider, on the occasion of its resuscitation after a two-yea...

This diagram is from a forthcoming new series called The Atom and the Substrate, which postulates that a heterogeneous sea of particles p...

Profit! The article in New Scientist (3022) entitled "Capitalism’s Hidden Web of Power", questioned the current analysis ...

Diagrams taken from a forthcoming issue - a new theory of the atom. Part I of The Atom and the Substrate is now availa...

“The Cognitive Art of Feynman Diagrams” by Edward Tufte - installation at the Fermilab art gallery Why Analogistic Models Contain Sign...

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What is a Singularity? Let us take Zeno’s Achilles and the Tortoise Paradox to investigate. Achilles and the Tortoise are to have a rac...

You Cannot Make a Silk Purse out of a Pig’s Ear! The article entitled “Quantum Purity” in New Scientist (3016) delivers no...

The closing of Middlesex University Philosophy Department Are both disciplines really about the Nature of Reality? What do Philos...

"Words, terms, phrases can be separated from the creature of their language and used as mere labels. They then become inert and em...

The Pragmatic Road to Knowledge I was reading a piece the other day which mentioned Zeno and his Paradoxes (from 500 BC)...

 How Philosophy Aids Science “What?”, I hear you say, “What could possibly be a Marxist view of such an Event?” Well, it is the...

Read the issue This latest edition started as a reaction to an article in New Scientist (3008) on Eukaryotic and Prokaryotic cells...