I am currently wrapping up progress on
a new book, “Infinite Universe Theory,” addressed to a general audience that might
be willing to leave the regressive aspects of today’s physics and cosmology
behind. To that end, I would like to get prepublication reviews from as many
sceptical folks as possible. For a chance at your free copy of the review
manuscript, just send me an email at gborchardt@gmail.com.
There is a limit, of course, on how many reviews I can handle, so I cannot
guarantee that you will be chosen as a reviewer. I would like to have comments
from all walks of life. If your critique is useful, you will receive an acknowledgement
in the frontispiece and/or a free copy of the final product.
There have been hundreds of books and
papers critical of the Big Bang Theory and relativity, but this one will be
different. First, it is written with the realization that the strange ideas
promulgated in modern physics and cosmology are founded, not on mathematics,
but on philosophy. Second, Infinite
Universe Theory presents only a few of the major contradictions that plague
the Big Bang Theory, being mostly concerned instead with the nature of its
replacement.
The paradigm shift being asked for
will be the most dramatic that humanity will ever experience. It requires an
equally dramatic change in fundamental assumptions and their application. I
have been writing about the necessity for this shift for over 30 years.[1]
Much of this is quite technical, and it looks like I need to do a better job of
explaining it to a wider audience. That is where you come in. Anyone with a
college education or the curiosity to know more about the universe and the
scientific worldview necessary for understanding it should be able to critique
my presentation. To that effect you may be eligible if you agree with many of
the “Neomechanical Possibilities” in Blog 20150916. The objective
of the Infinite Universe Theory is to
get you to accept even the most startling possibilities, or at least understand
the logic behind them. If you are specially hesitant, just search this Blog or
the Progressive Science Institute website
for more details. In any case, consider reviewing the book and getting your
free copy. Just email me at: gborchardt@gmail.com
with “IUT” in the subject line. After reading the book you will appreciate why the answers in
that Blog are what they are. If not, I would love to hear what I need to do to
clarify the issues involved.
[1] Borchardt, Glenn, 1984, The scientific worldview:
Berkeley, California, Progressive Science Institute, 343 p.
---,
2004, The ten assumptions of
science: Toward a new scientific worldview: Lincoln, NE, iUniverse, 125 p.
---, 2007, The Scientific
Worldview: Beyond Newton and Einstein: Lincoln, NE, iUniverse, 411 p. [ http://www.scientificphilosophy.com/The%20Scientific%20Worldview.html ]
Puetz, Stephen J., and Borchardt, Glenn, 2011,
Universal cycle theory: Neomechanics of the hierarchically infinite universe:
Denver, Outskirts Press, 626 p.
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