Light’s Speed as 2D Boundary
By alethea |
I am suggesting we orient ourselves to the universe in a novel way; that we see reality as emerging from 2D, and treat light as a 2D plane. When viewed ...
Read More 50 Years of Black-Scholes/Merton
By alethea |
I write about the nature of reality and the mechanics of perception. Last year, I spoke at MIT at an event honoring 50 years of Black-Scholes/Merton. My father, Fischer Black, ...
Read More Germs Cause Disease. What Causes Germs?
By alethea |
While researching the infectious vectors of Blastocystis hominis, I came across some interesting statistics. According to Wikipedia, the pathogen exists in four different states, only one of which results in ...
Read More Seeing Eye to Eye
By alethea |
As time dilates (e.g. on top of a mountain), my perception of pH7 changes. True pH7 reads as acidity to me when I am too dilated (vasodilated). As time contracts ...
Read More ALS, PD: Dealing with Forces
By alethea |
An observer who is too dense (too condensed) has too much dark energy. An observer who is too diffuse (too expanded) has too much dark matter. We can make the ...
Read More Electromagnetism in PD and ALS
By alethea |
We are used to thinking of what we perceive as physical objects. I am interested in the idea that our brains are expressing perceptual limits. The ocean does not end ...
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