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...ansformation of the form, losing nothing of its essence along its way, as physicists have shown. And now we come to clarify the phrase: “All is in de... ...l basis. They believe it is not a sound basis, for they consider only the experimental basis as sound. And the wisdom of Kabbalah, too, is divided in...

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...3] proposes the Smarandache Hypothesis, supported by recent theoretical and experimental findings, as a general axiom or prediction of the faster-tha... ...light is therefore in agreement with the second principle of relativity and experimental evidence. [15] [34] Equation (6) indicates the e-m Doppler w... ...7.1.1) These are the only angles of congruence required of a theory to have experimental congruence with GRT/SRT regarding gravitational and motion ... ...in the GDT model is in agreement with SRT/GRT, and therefore in accord with experimental evidence. [34] 3.4 Transformation of Angle & Velocity The... ...Note the p value set is equivalent to that in SRT, (and thus in accord with experimental evidence), but without the descriptive complication of cova... ...esting the possibility of their presence in its composition. c.) Particle physicists describe the tauon τ, (like the muon), as "electron-like". [6]... ...ions, c) unravellings, are the principle methods used by mathematicians and physicists today. He also describes Hinton's search for evidence of the ... ...ourth-dimensional nucleus, which is 'even smaller than an atom,' and that, "physicists today adopt essentially the same philosophy as Hinton." [26] ... ...by Bohr and Heisenberg, has generally come to prevail among the majority of physicists … The theory is complete: anything it does not tell us may be...

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...it is, without depending on time, which controls our lives (the dream of many physicists), then we must come to be like that Upper Reality by oursel... ....” Thus, the “Big Bang” theory was known to Kabbalists long before the astro- physicists learned about it. Q: Will science understand the sixth sense... ...ossible into Kabbalah, because if humanity continues to follow erroneous and experimental roads, and keeps fumbling in the dark, it is headed toward...

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... my beliefs as I want them. I do not attempt to distil them out of fact as physicists distil their laws. I make them thus and not thus exactly as an a... ...conceive it; the abandonment of infinite assumptions, the extension of the experimental spirit to all human interests. 1.12. SUMMAR 1.12. SUMMAR 1.12.... ...aps; but that is different. I am not the continuing thing. I personally am experimental, incidental. I feel I have to do something, a number of things... ...ement necessary), means its creeds much more literally and is at once more experimental and less compromising and tolerant. It is there if anywhere th... ...at the individual life guided by its perception of beauty is inci- dental, experimental, and contributory to the undying life of the blood and race. I...

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... in particular, are unprofessionally vague and ambiguous. Professional theoretical physicists ought to be able to do better. Bohm has shown us a wa... ...members the role of the apparatus, ordinary logic is just fine. In other contexts, physicists have been able to take words from ordinary language a... ...articles but only in an environment with a vanishingly weak force of gravity. Some physicists tried to add a "graviton" (gravity force carrying par... ...e. Various methods of doing this still leave us with a lot of supersymmetry. A few physicists believe that supersymmetry is likely to emerge - even... ...ermine what will happen in a specific experiment involving a specific particle and experimental setting an observation must be made. This means th... ...tionally to a host of exceedingly precise statements about the real world (observed experimental results). A and B are correlated if A explains a c... .... l. Laws of parsimony entail the arbitrary selection of facts, observations and experimental results to be related to and included in the parsim... ...aningful questions and to the expectation of receiving meaningful replies to them (experimental outcomes). This lands us where we started: the psyc... ...d company all around. Some criticism is offered by practicing scientists - mainly experimentalists - in the life and exact (physical) sciences. Su...

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...d company all around. Some criticism is offered by practicing scientists - mainly experimentalists - in the life and exact (physical) sciences. Su... ...ialism with reductionism or instrumentalism and correlation with causation. Few physicists, neuroscientists, biologists, and chemists seem to ha... ...er that meant). None of these "nervous" speculations was supported by scientific, experimental evidence. Both sides of the debate confined themse... ...hat psychoanalysis - though some of its tenets are testable and, indeed, have been experimentally tested and invariably found to be false or uncorr... ...per" scientists in the "hard" disciplines, and by the limitations imposed by their experimental subjects (humans). These are precisely the shortcom... ...s). It was based on observations (however scant and biased). In other words, it was experimental in nature, not merely theoretical. It provided a fr...

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...as 50 billion people.” —“There have been a couple of estimates made by physicists in which they calculated the amount of heat people’s bodies w... ...e’re going to solve all the world’s problems! We are going to Mojinju, that experimental religious country where people of the several major religion...

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...ence in their effect. As I made my way through the psychiatric volumes and experimental researches in Jung’s Collected Works I found in them the sound... ...astrophe about to happen to the airplane. That psychologist might point to experimental evidence that ESP is more likely to occur when there is very f... ...power. Thus, when God doth work who shall let [hinder] it? And this I knew experimentally [by experience]… For though I read the Scriptures that spoke... ...n are also used synonymously with energy. But this is not quite the modern physicists’ energy, for orenda energy is seen as personal, and as intellige... ...adical, since it is very much in vogue at present to invoke modern nuclear physicists, especially those fond of contemplating the possible implication... ...umber. Volume Date of publication Title 1 1957 Psychiatric Studies 2 1973 Experimental Researches 3 1950 The Psychogenesis of Mental Disease 4 1961 F...

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...out twice as many mathematicians believed in a god than did biologists or physicists. ―Just any education is not the key to questioning any c... ...on or the knowledge of practical science of a Benjamin Franklin? How many physicists, surgeons or lawyers have read Locke, Montaigne, Aristotle and ... ... do are there more important criteria? And, might we rank the pain of the experimental animals against all the pain they are saving humans from. If ...

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...ne: The Universe 112 makes you smarter than all the Cosmologists and Astro-physicists. The mystery of the Big Bang has now been solved. Now you... ...ciety they live in. However… people do not want to admit that the reason all experimental societies fail is because of the greater context it exists... ...d communal living fun, exclusive, hard, and successful. Create revolutionary experimental communities which are expressly, consciously experimenting... ...e they can ever go outside and tell others how to live. By forming your own experimental communities and culture: you will be giving other people i... ...al auras of these King-Gods raged just like the now-visible aura of the Sun? Physicists who study the Sun, do not study paranormal phenomenon like ...

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...y. Further investigation into the nature of strings has revealed what physicists construe to be further dimensions closely associated with the ... ... alternative realities. The background state of consciousness is what physicists call a “steady state”, uniform in space and persistent in time... ... that light actually behaves as waves. Let’s have a brief look at this experimental set- up. 76 A light source is shone at a bar... ...lapsing the quantum wavefunction”, or, couched in more precise terms which physicists would prefer, undergoing “state vector collapse”. Recall ... ...asured by the Conformal Tensor – the Ricci Tensor is zero in empty space. Physicists expect to find that the curvature close to a black hole singul... ...alities as we know them. Everything is thought to originate from what physicists call the quantum vacuum, a potential field from which everythi...

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...DST with the Fuzzy Set Theory can be found in [5, 64]. The relationship between experimental observations and the DST belief functions is currently a ... ...f research. Several models have been developed for fitting belief functions with experimental data. A very recent detailed presentation and discussion ... ...oton? For experts working in particle physics, photons look like particles, for physicists working in electromagnetic field theory, photons are conside... ...tal question have held at the beginning of the 20th century between all eminent physicists at that time. The constraint C2 hides a strong difficulty al... ...nents, for example, indeterminacy factor, encourages to search for new ways of experimental exploration of dynamics of social judgment and for new w... ...tor representing the output triple or intrinsic value). It is easy to envisage experimental changes to this array in the search for fitter dynamical... ...i-agent simulations we are now perhaps in a position where we can instigate an experimental form of normative logic, looking to use agent evolution ...

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...ics. There is some uniformity in views among economists as well as physicists that a functional correspondence exists between the formalisms ... ...ovided Explanations on the Likelihood of Discredited Outcomes. Journal of Experimental Social Psychology 33, 1997: 561-578. De Gooijer, J. G. and ... ...f, M. Layman and B. Combs. Judged frequency of lethal events. Journal of Experimental Psychology: Human Learning and Memory 4, 1978: 551-578. Ly...

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... University, claimed, to quote "The Economist" quoting the "Psychologist", that: "Experimental evidence suggesting a link between Ecstasy use and ... ...treatment in the future). Even the authoritative and mainstream 1995 "Handbook of Experimental Economics", by John Hagel and Alvin Roth (eds.) adm... ...e.g., a musical piece) in terms of this type of intuition. Many mathematicians and physicists (following a kind of Pythagorean tradition) use emerg... ...ong scientists. The Anthropic Principle, for instance, promoted by many outstanding physicists, claims that the nature of the Universe is preordaine... ...y. l. Laws of parsimony entail the arbitrary selection of facts, observations and experimental results to be related to and included in the parsim... ...aningful questions and to the expectation of receiving meaningful replies to them (experimental outcomes). This lands us where we started: the psyc... ... company all around. Some criticism is offered by practicing scientists - mainly experimentalists - in the life and exact (physical) sciences. Su... ...rialism with reductionism or instrumentalism and correlation with causation. Few physicists, neuroscientists, biologists, and chemists seem to ha... ... in particular, are unprofessionally vague and ambiguous. Professional theoretical physicists ought to be able to do better. Bohm has shown us a wa...

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... University, claimed, to quote "The Economist" quoting the "Psychologist", that: "Experimental evidence suggesting a link between Ecstasy use and ... ...treatment in the future). Even the authoritative and mainstream 1995 "Handbook of Experimental Economics", by John Hagel and Alvin Roth (eds.) adm... ...e.g., a musical piece) in terms of this type of intuition. Many mathematicians and physicists (following a kind of Pythagorean tradition) use emerg... ...ong scientists. The Anthropic Principle, for instance, promoted by many outstanding physicists, claims that the nature of the Universe is preordaine... ...y. l. Laws of parsimony entail the arbitrary selection of facts, observations and experimental results to be related to and included in the parsim... ...aningful questions and to the expectation of receiving meaningful replies to them (experimental outcomes). This lands us where we started: the psyc... ... company all around. Some criticism is offered by practicing scientists - mainly experimentalists - in the life and exact (physical) sciences. Su... ...rialism with reductionism or instrumentalism and correlation with causation. Few physicists, neuroscientists, biologists, and chemists seem to ha... ... in particular, are unprofessionally vague and ambiguous. Professional theoretical physicists ought to be able to do better. Bohm has shown us a wa...

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...Pure scientists usually experiment. Philosophers prefer inductive reasoning while physicists and mathematicians lean toward deductive methods. Medi... ... hundred households in a middle class area of Illinois. Following the survey, the experimental community was exposed to certain types of ads, via se... ...gen) Record, May 27, B-5. Bagozzi, Richard P. 1977. "Structural Equation Models in Experimental Research.” Journal of Marketing Research 14, 209-26...

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...which causes behaviour patterns to suddenly emerged in whole populations. Physicists talked about sudden "phase transitions", the emergent results of... ...aps, 3-d simulator-like terrains and many others. The "web Stalker" is an experimental web browser which is equipped with mapping functions. The ran... ...at will happen in a specific experiment involving a specific particle and experimental setting – an observation must be made. This means that, in th...

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...fields assisted in the study. These included math- ematicians, theoretical physicists, experts on the blast ef- fects of bombs, weather consultants, a... ...ients receiving intensive roent- gen therapy, as well as those observed in experimental ani- mals receiving large doses of X-rays. The important symp-...

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...repudiate relativity; rather it is a clarification of it. It outlines an experimental design to test that clarification. It suggests that perhaps t... ... and because light appears to have the same speed in all inertial frames, physicists take the "maximum speed" to be the speed of light. (Ca.1972) ... ...er. This is false. The predictions of relativity are real and have been experimentally verified. Verification of the composition-of- velocities fo... ...ecial relativity, in the words of two mid 20th-century Cornell University physicists, F. K. Richtmyer and E. H. Kennard, are only "a sort of kinemat... ...ation is reported to have taken place in the summer of 1950 between famed physicists Enrico Fermi and Edward Teller: Fermi: Edward, what do you ...

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...tter as something much more solid and indubitable than mind. Meanwhile the physicists, especially Einstein and other exponents of the theory of rela- ... ...es, the way in which the equilibrium will be upset cannot be deter- mined. Physicists distinguish between macroscopic and mi- croscopic equations: the... ...formed better after experience; (4) That instinct supplies the impulses to experimental move- ments which are required for the process of learning; (5... ...and how they are to be defined, we have now to inquire. *Dewey, “Essays in Experimental Logic,” pp. 253, 262. 101 The Analysis of Mind The distinctio... ...ferred from imagination to sensation. But since the question is capable of experimental decision, it would be gratuitous rashness to offer an opinion ... ...ties with exclusion of differences.” A great deal of work professing to be experimental has been done in recent years on the psychology of thought. A ... ...such work up to the year agog is contained in Titchener’s “Lectures on the Experimental Psychology of the Thought Processes” (1909). Three articles in...