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  1. OK, I will go finish 'The Unification of Sciences' wihout offering any direction to my fellow species whatsoever. Sums up why I am single at 39, no chance of funding despite being only person in world capable of unifying the sciences & hence obligated to continue. Zero support from any human beings. Sums up why I am single at 39, no chance of funding despite being only person in world capable of unifying the sciences & hence obligated to continue. Zero support from any human beings.
  2. Continuing to clarify from the abstract & doing so to attract partnership funding. Uranium is naturally fissionable, each element having its own characteristic, unlocking them is harness natures efficiency at every level of machinery. Fission, or more to the point, ability to fashion heavier elements independent of fusion by harnessing weak-nuclear-force, areas that can be developed.
  3. Continuity of the process through sciences the medicine Side effects are treating an end cause & asking the recipient to adapt, knowing onset akin to an opposite anti-particle self with actual missing jigsaw piece. Combination of forces the mechanical materials Human effort raises the earth from its ground-state & forges wishes, when forces are raised from earth they have a definitive mechanical state.
  4. Species Survival Strategy Upon arrival of sustainable clean nuclear & solar energy, fission will be used to form elements needed. The adaptive regenerative process separated from the mechanical, will be living medicine, materials mechanical. 
  5. Time-dilation due to relative velocity states that: From the frame of reference of a moving observer traveling at the speed v (diagram at lower right), the light pulse traces out a longer, angled path. The second postulate of special relativity states that the speed of light is constant in all frames, which implies a lengthening of the period of this clock from the moving observer's perspective. That is to say, in a frame moving relative to the clock, the clock appears to be running more slowly. Source - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Time_dilation I disagree that the light pulse traces out a longer, angled path. Rather I propose that the length of the path is exactly the same, and the discrepancy lies instead at the point on the mirror where the light pulse hits. Imagine two mirrors A and B, a light pulse is emitted from the far right of mirror A toward B, however as B is moving at near light speed, by the time the light pulse reaches B it hits the mirror in the middle, and reflects back toward A. Again by the time the pulse reaches A, it has continued to move and so the pulse hits at the far left of the mirror. Another example is as follows: Imagine having a photon gun that could shoot individual photons, a friend located a distance away also had a gun that could fire single particles close to the speed of light, now, I called 'pull' and he let his particle fly, that particle/clay pigeon is travelling at near the speed of light, meanwhile I am at a right angle from it, and so I would have to fire my photon in front of my friends shot in order to intercept it, as light takes time to traverse space/reach the pigeon. I do not view the light as travelling sideways and hence tracing out a longer, angled path rather I view the mirrors as travelling sideways, and lets face it at a speed very close to the speed of light, resulting in the pulse hitting at a different place on the mirror, and hence mainting its speed, and distance travelled, nullifying any need to introduce time-dilation.
  6. Hello, My intentions here are strictly scientific, meaning I am going to try my very best not to get any posts deleted or worse banned, which for most goes without saying, tell that to Galileo, even Einstein. Seriously though I have a Twitter account.
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