Sciences > Sciences (Other) Is science overlooking paranormal phenomena?

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The Smaragdine Table of Hermes TrismegistusYes, the Science is certainly overlooking paranormal phenomena. The reason is that these phenomena are not facts of common experience. They are, on the contrary, quite uncommon. However the basis of Science is provided by the common experience. There are today here and there voices a... More..

Sciences > Sciences (Other) Astrology: Is it a science?

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Physical AstrologyThe necessity of raising the awareness that a human enterprise is actually a chapter of Science has never been more stringent than it is now for Astrology. With Astrology rests the future of Science and, we might say, the future of our species on this planet. Fact is, however, that scientifically Astrology, ... More..

Entertainment > Musicians & Bands Exploring the myths behind Mozart's death

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Incorrect, but nevertheless how true!"Amadeus" was indeed absolutely incorrect. The art representations have, however, the right to that license of deforming the truth and of presenting it as reflected by the soul of the artist. On the other hand, the life of a man who imprinted a mark upon his own time and, we may say, upon ... More..

Religion & Spirituality > Bible Study Why can't the Bible be used as part of scientific literature?

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The Nature of Scientific ArgumentPut it simply and bluntly, the answer is: the Bible cannot be used as part of the scientific literature because the Science is fundamentally a product of Man's imagination. As this imagination is nurtured by our experience, and as this experience is in turn nurtured by our senses, the scientif... More..

Religion & Spirituality > Pagan & Earth-Based Religions The Egyptian roots to New Age faith

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The Great PyramidThe Great Pyramid of Giza exerts an explainable fascination for humankind. Not only for the fact that it seems to be the oldest architectonic monument in existence, but also for its geometry. So many numerical conjectures have been discovered, and so many meanings have been attached to them, that it seems fut... More..

Arts & Humanities > Philosophy (Other) Why do scientists reject evidence of God

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The Force and the LightReading the productions of this debate two things strike one's mind: first of all people are aware that there is no sound basis to assert that the scientists reject the evidence of God, whatever that evidence might be. For, secondly, if we don't take our lives and the existing environment as evidence of... More..

Sciences > Physics How gravity actually works

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How the Gravity WorksThe first scientific explanation was provided by Newton: gravity works through a force, called the force of gravitation, the same as our weight. This force pulls bodies towards each other. The second scientific explanation was produced by Einstein, by improving upon Newton's argument: gravity works throug... More..

Sciences > Physics The principles of light

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Moments in Science: PlanckIn 1982, Carl Morris (C.N. Morris, Natural Exponential Families With Quadratic Variance Functions, Annals of Statistics, Vol. 10, pp. 65 80, 1982) introduced to statistical science world a class of probability distribution functions having a special relation between the mean and the variance of the d... More..

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