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Podcasts 1-6 A provocative analysis of the history of quantum mechanics in six short podcasts. Podcasts 7-12 Six podcasts on ontology or what is real as opposed to what is mathematically expedient as an antidote to quantum mechanics, following the insights of the physicist-philosophers such as Faraday, Maxwell, Lord Kelvin, J. J. Thomson, Eddington, Schrödinger and others. Podcasts 13-18 Six podcasts offering a critique of current initiatives in quantum mechanics, cosmology and AI summed up as 'Fantasy Physics' compared to Fractal Physics which is rich in possibilities.
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Feedback welcome This is a deep dive over two podcasts into the unifying nature of fractals whose characteristics include the following: 1. self-similarity and are therefore scaleable; 2. combining both determinism and unpredictability; 3. they can incorporate mathematically the phenomena of resonance. They support the hypothesis by Rupert Sheldrake of morphic resonance Please check out the eBook Store at www.quantumid.science
Feedback welcome This second part draws on analogies with telecommunications, highlighting the ability of electo-magnetic waves to carry acoustic information. This then serves as a template for the possible mechanics of the brain's ability to tune into an infinite range of frequencies; combined with the fractal nature of the world from atom to cosmos provides support for Rupert Sheldrake's hypothesis of morphic resonance. Please check out the eBook Store at www.quantumid.science
Feedback welcome How this particle was introduced into the standard model to preserve the symmetry between the electromagnetic and weak nuclear forces. It is also tied up with the muddled creation myth of a Big Bang and a misapplication of the second law of thermodynamics. There are better theories. Please check out the eBook Store at www.quantumid.science
Feedback welcome This is a quote from Roger Penrose who gives a great lecture on AI, Consciousness and Computation at Oxford University https://podcasts.ox.ac.uk/sir-roger-penrose-ai-consciousness-computation-and-physical-law . My podcast covers the Turing test, AI bias, Godel’s incompleteness theorems, reductionism and the ‘It from Bit’ controversy. Please check out the eBook Store at www.quantumid.science
Feedback welcome Current cosmology is based on questionable foundations but nevertheless continues to be promoted as inalienable truth and alternative views dismissed. The VEC relies on the Uncertainty Principle which has been demonstrated to be false and Einstein and Hubble both pointed out the contradictions in astronomical data between the date of the Big Bang calculated on the basis of an expanding universe and the existence of systems of stars much older than this date. For an excellent ...
Feedback welcome It is claimed that the neutrino does not interact with matter yet billions of dollars are being spent on experiments to detect this particle. Experiments to date claiming to have proved the existence of the neutrino have not detected it directly. So how do they know it exists? Find out the flaw in the reasoning for the existence of this invisible or 'ghost' particle. Please check out the eBook Store at www.quantumid.science
Feedback welcome Schrodinger's wave model of the atom is described and how he chose to interpret it by looking for analogies in light and fluid mechanics. His realism was rejected and one of the main criticisms was that the wave model could not provide the permanence and stability required of the atom. This criticism is dealt with in the fifth podcast in this second series, on 'The Space Theory of Matter and the Vortex Atom'. On the website there is a more detailed essay, a note on Dirac and ...
Feedback welcome The Bohr-Sommerfeld model of the atom is described including the four quantum numbers used to identify electrons and explain the Zeeman effects and Pauli's exclusion principle. While this particle model is serviceable it is ontologically flawed. There is a pdf on the website with images and tables which may be helpful in following the podcast, plus a more detailed essay, a note on the Stern-Gerlach experiment, a booklist and a paper by Leibniz, 'Primary Truths'. Support...
Podcasts 1-6 A provocative analysis of the history of quantum mechanics in six short podcasts. Podcasts 7-12 Six podcasts on ontology or what is real as opposed to what is mathematically expedient as an antidote to quantum mechanics, following the insights of the physicist-philosophers such as Faraday, Maxwell, Lord Kelvin, J. J. Thomson, Eddington, Schrödinger and others. Podcasts 13-18 Six podcasts offering a critique of current initiatives in quantum mechanics, cosmology and AI summed up as 'Fantasy Physics' compared to Fractal Physics which is rich in possibilities.
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