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The Consequences of Popularizing Science
I fail to see the fascination over the likes of Carl Sagan, Michio Kaku, Bill Nye, “The Science Guy”, David Keith and others of that ilk. Thinking back, years ago, when I was attending college, I had a...
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Is The Wavelength The “Size” of The Photon Particle?
The wavelength of a photon particle is perfectly well-defined but only when it’s in a momentum eigenstate (i.e., when it has perfectly well-defined momentum–and energy). However, this never happens...
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Thermodynamics: External vs. Internal, Real vs. Ideal
Has anyone ever had any doubt about the relation between internal and external work in regards to thermodynamics? In consideration of irreversible processes, why is the work done measured by the work...
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I Hope I’m Being Coherent And A Little Less Incoherent About Decoherence, Playa…
First of all, I would like to point out that both randomness and determinism, in the effect of decoherence, are both attributes of theory that are, as a result, developed. Decoherence irreversibly...
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Your Honor….What’s The Charge?
According to the way Heisenberg did it, in quantum mechanics, both the position and the momentum come out as probabilities whenever you perform a measurement. The math states that these two probability...
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The Interpretation Of A Theory
**This was originally “tweeted” on August 23rd, 2012** A theory is a formal description of nature (meaning, a mathematical frame set with a link to lab stuff) which can make predictions of...
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The Drift Between Dichotomies And Realities
Metaphysics represents a menagerie of dichotomies. Dichotomies are suspicious beasts because we, as humans, think of reality as being more complex, and therefore, reducing to pairs of alternatives...
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One Last Post For The Year Twenzay-Twelve On “Things Nuclear”
I haven’t blogged much at all this month of December (with the exception of adding a new page to the blog for venture capitalists to glaze over). However, I figured I would close-out this year by...
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“Alexander Hamilton? Nah, I’m Talking About Them Hamiltonians.” Pt.1 (Can You...
**Disclaimer: Folks, it’s my utmost and sincerest desire to dedicate this blog post to the National Society of Black Physicists since they were nice enough to ignore the question I posed to them last...
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Where Do You See Yourself In Science?
I ask this puzzling question due to the fact that we are now at the crossroads of “things scientific”. No matter how wrong the climate change crowd apparently is, they are persistent with their paltry...
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Thinking Critically….
You know, growing up as a kid back in the ’80s, it was cute to be a child and get excited whenever some “discovery” came about from the scientific community…but when I became an adult, I had to think...
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Nevermind Kim Jong-Un, I’m Talkin’‘Bout That HEE-LEE-UM (Helium)!
Disclaimer: There is a fair use of abrasive language and coarse rhetoric throughout this particular post. Allow me to say that this post is not America-bashing in its nature, rather my intention is to...
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The “i/j” Theory Part 1: Purpose of Theory, Implied Values of Diacritic Dots...
**DISCLAIMER: I haven’t been blogging much, especially last month (April) since I spent the entire month working with a trial version of MATLAB. But anyways, in this blog post I’ll be introducing an...
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Thermodynamic Quantities: Defining Observations
In my hand, I have a can of Coke that is 16 fluid ounces in one coordinate system and 473.18 mL in another. Is that scalar or not? Answer: No. This is where the need to define observation comes to face...
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The Watson “i/j” Theory Part 2: The Re-definition of “Pattern”, Absolute...
**Disclaimer: In this second part of the Watson “i/j” Theory presentation, I’ll be going in detail about use of deterministic math and how it’s associated with this theory; I’ll touch a little bit (nh)...
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While You Keep It All Random, I’m Rollin’ The Dice of Determinism, Playa…
Have you ever heard of the term, “random number“? What exactly is a “random number”? Can 6 be a “random number”? Is there some sort of an “order” to these “random numbers”? By “order”, I’m referring to...
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Cyclical Celestial Mechanics: Drought 2014
I can’t entirely hate on start-ups, but I hold absolutely nothing but pure disdain in my heart for start-ups with no firm foundation. Such a start-up would be The Climate Corporation; they’re a company...
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What’s The Charge For Water?
Oxygen accounts for ~20-21% of the Earth’s atmosphere, right? So, what does that say about [free] hydrogen? “Free” hydrogen is pretty much nonexistent. Hydrogen is highly reactive and it will form a...
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I’m Just Askin’…
Disclaimer: Coarse language and harsh references that may or may not cause a disruption (or whatever) in the sensibilities that course through your veins are displayed in this blog post. You may want...
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Would You Like Some Ice With Your Glass of Earth?
Consensus has no place in science…and although that is reality, some people who are actually employed to masquerade as “scientists” have a problem with reality. No matter how many attempts that have...
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