This is not a scientific blog. I make observations, then try to explain them. It was when I realized science discounted the method that I used to correct my vision, so I started digging. I […]
Category: Miscellaneous
Science is like religion
First off, I don’t think the two are mutually exclusive. What scientists need to remember is that the nature of their work is inductive. For example, all of the observed oranges are orange, so we […]
Defining Anger
Anger happens when something unexpected and negative occurs. So you do something that makes me mad. You trip me for no reason. I get mad because I didn’t expect it, or rather I expected you […]
Strange Seizure Triggers
With this idea in mind, I’d like to look at some unusual seizure triggers. Low Blood Sugar. To me, this is the strangest of seizure triggers, because it involves something that we don’t typically even […]
Future Past Paradox
I was thinking along these lines this morning, and had a couple of thoughts that you may find useful. Right now you are as young as you’ll ever be. In the timeline of your life, […]
Soul Science: Available Now
I’m thrilled to announce the release of my latest book, Soul Science: The Application of Faith. In this book, we look at religion in a way you’ve never thought of it before. This approach produces […]
Permission to Think: 24.7%
What degree are you waiting on before you give yourself permission to think? Who’s approval do you need before you decide that your opinion matters? Because the truth is the information is out there. It’s […]
In Defense of the Indefensible
Luke P., one of the most disliked bachelors in the history of the show, was just publicly crucified for his beliefs. And they’re a lot like mine. The problem is, he just doesn’t know how […]
Electric Charge in an Aging Brain
The brain has electric charge. The brain has a charge density. The brain decreases in size over time. Charge density increases if charge stays the same. The charge has two sources: internal and external. But […]
Solving the Pecten: The Reverse Photoelectric Effect
We’ve shown how birds use their seventh sense to navigate, and shown how it may be why they fly into windows. One question we haven’t answered is how does it work. Any answer to this […]