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Alexei Monroe State of Emergence

(Leseprobe)

Art
German
2 Words
No Age Recommendation
220
0

In 1992 the Slovene artistic collective Neue Slowenische Kunst established what it called the NSK State in Time: a non-territorial artistic state which now has thousands of citizens around the world.In October 2010 a unique artistic, social and political experiment took place in Berlin's House of World Cultures (HKW). Thirty-two citizens of the NSK State in Time were invited to discuss the future of “The First Global State of the Universe.” The project was an initiative of the NSK fine arts group IRWIN working in collaboration with cultural theorist Alexei Monroe, designer and creator of nskstate.com, Haris Hararis and Berlin's bka The NSK State has been built from a wide range of divergent symbolism from across the cultural and political spectrum and its citizens come from divergent and even contradictory contexts and positions. No-one was sure what would or could happen when the citizens came together in order to try and identify common positions and potentials. State of Emergence explores what did happen, what could have happened and what may happen following the Congress. The book will include a range of eye-witness accounts from delegates, facilitators, observers and others, giving multiple perspectives on the events. In addition, there are essays on the Congress and the NSK State from a range of theorists including Eda Cufer, Regina Roemhild, Yannis Stavrakakis and Kostis Stafylakis). It will include images from the Congress as well as the accompanying NSK Folk Art and Congress Poster Competition exhibition and will also include documentation of the first post-Congress citizen-organised events. As is the case with many of NSK's works, the true meanings and significances of the Congress may not be clear for some time but State of Emergence will analyse and contribute to the interpretation and decoding of an event whose implications touch on the key artistic, political and social dilemmas of our time. [more]

Keywords: State, Emergence, Kunstkatalog, Monroe

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Barry Rachin Emergence

Short Story
English
8009 Words
No Age Recommendation
248
1

Nadia Rasmussen, the reference librarian at Brandenberg Public Library, is discovering that true love can be found at [more]

Keywords: short stories

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Chris Harris Emergence

Science Fiction
English
2663 Words
Ages 12 and up
386
3

The Empire of Twelve is locked in a civil war. Xaosian armies invade the planet Raan, destroying much of the capital as the military, led by General Trexor, try in vain to defend the city of Tapal. Soon after, the Xaosians make a power-play against the Empire which will see the Twelve thrown into chaos. The planet Narcsia is dying. Storms and quakes claim the planet, threatening to wipe out all life on it. The only hope for the residents is Evacuation Day, but Xaosian forces are closing in on the doomed world. But none of this matters in the grand scheme of things; something deadly has emerged from the Empire's dark and deadly past, and it wants revenge against those who damned its kind. But when history is written by the victors, who knows who this being's target will be? The Empire was founded on dark secrets... and all are about to be brought to light. [more]

Keywords: science fiction, war, action, adventure

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Alastair Macleod A Flower Blooms

Fiction
English
2632 Words
Ages 8 and up
103
0

Wildflowers are resilient. In this political satire the author imagines what might happen to the nations of the UK in the turmoil of 2016/17 following the Brexit vote. The United Kingdom: is just that, a unity of four nations, England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. Southern Ireland left in 1921 and gained its independence, renamed as Eire. Scotland, Northern Ireland and Wales have devolved parliaments. In 2016 it appeared the UK had voted to leave the EU but when the vote is broken down regionally, Scotland voted stay in the EU, Northern Ireland voted to stay in the EU but Wales voted to leave. Scotland has threatened a second independence vote, to allow it to remain in the EU. [more]

Keywords: Brexit, UK, Scotland, Emergence

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Claus Birkholz Where Einstein had failed

A compendium of New Physics

Science
English
20019 Words
No Age Recommendation
87
0

Einstein's revolutionary ideas had been suffering from his rudimentary mathematical knowledge beyond the domain of differential geometry. Thus, he never recognised the invariants of his General Relativity, and he never had been able to formulate his "World Formula". Hence, his basic equation remained somewhat blurry and fuzzy, touching just one of his invariants; the additional ones fully escaped his notice. His description of physics close to big values of heavy masses went completely wrong: the rotation of stars about the galactic centre of the Milky Way is contradicting his equation. Neither did he succeed in describing a black hole. For compensation, cosmologists invented their concept of "dark matter" later on. "Dark energy", accidentally, had been made possible by Einstein's "cosmological constant". Nevertheless, he had been unaware that his "constant" is a variable. Its origin and composition remained enigmatic to him and to his followers until to-day. His conviction of needing "hidden variables", however, proved to be principally correct. Bell's premature rejection of them by his no-go theorems had to be revoked by his "superdeterminism" later on. In the end, they paved the way in order to proceed via Quantum Gravity towards a New Physics solving all those problems culminating in the quantisation of Einstein's curvilinear spacetime and in the non-valence structure of matter. The 4 dimensions of space and time, the quark confinement, and the (correct) numerical value of the fine-structure constant are results of theory. These works on Quantum Gravity are exclusive. Due to lacking solution ideas of how to approach the problem at all, nobody really is working on it. The author cracked that tough nut successfully. [more]

Keywords: Quantum Gravity, Grand Unification, quantised spacetime, World Formula, New Physics, quark confinement, Dark Energy, Dark Matter, flavour generations, event horizon, black hole, cosmic hyperboloid, lepto-nucleus, non-valence, 4-dimensionality, reaction channel, cosmological constant, GUT, dynamic channel, emergence, motion, before the big bang, Copenhagen interpretation, ToE, arrow of time, coupling constants [more][Less]

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Claus Birkholz Cognition based on Quantum Gravity

The Interface of Physics towards Philosophy

Science
English
20101 Words
No Age Recommendation
76
1

Philosophy would not be worth a penny if it would be contradicting natural sciences, and the same holds true for the sciences if they would be in conflict with nature. The claim of natural sciences is it to map nature. For consistency, hence, the author, here, is outlining the last frontiers fundamental physics, actually, is disposing of. This interface of physics towards philosophy is based on cognition gained by Quantum Gravity, the consistent unification of Einstein's General Relativity with Planck's quanta and Gell-Mann's quark model. The quantization of Einstein's curvilinear space-time is giving rise to a completely novel level of a "hidden" structure far below the level of quarks and leptons, which, in accordance with Bell's no-go-theorems, is leading to the statement that our world in its interior should be "absolutely" deterministic: the postulate of a free will to exist is strictly contradicting the rules of nature - provided there are any. All those great puzzles we are confronted with by recent research - from dark matter, dark energy, cosmic inflation, the composition of the cosmological constant, etc., until down to the quark confinement and to the value of the fine-structure constant - are solved; the interior of a black hole is calculated. Nature is going to release its ultimate secrets. The layman going to delve into those depths of present-day cognition is well-advised to admit some leisure-time while absorbing all those exciting facts nature is offering to the interested reader. [more]

Keywords: Quantum Gravity, deterministic, measuring process, Copenhagen interpretation, hidden variables, emergence, dimensions, arrow of time, New Physics, World Formula, event horizon, black hole, before the Big Bang, cosmic hyperboloid, cosmic inflation, Dark Energy, Dark Matter, cosmological constant, conservation rules, finiteness, oscillator force, reaction channel, dynamic channel, non-valence, vacuum, unification of all forces, lepto-nucleus, neutrino oscillation, ToE, GUT, flavour, Grand Unification, fine-structure constant, quark confinement, Pauli principle [more][Less]

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Claus Birkholz Cognition based on Quantum Gravity

The Interface of Physics towards Philosophy

Science
English
20101 Words
No Age Recommendation
386
5

Philosophy would not be worth a penny if it would be contradicting natural sciences, and the same holds true for the sciences if they would be in conflict with nature. For consistency, hence, the author, here, is outlining the last frontiers fundamental physics, actually, is disposing of. This interface of physics towards philosophy is based on cognition gained by Quantum Gravity, the consistent unification of Einstein's General Relativity with Planck's quanta and Gell-Mann's quark model. The quantisation of Einstein's curvilinear space-time is giving rise to a completely novel level of "hidden" structure far below the level of quarks and leptons, which, in accordance with Bell's no-go theorems, is leading to the statement that our world in its interior should be "absolutely" deterministic: The postulate of a free will to exist is strictly contradicting the rules of nature - provided there are any. All those great puzzles we are confronted with by recent research - from dark matter, dark energy, cosmic inflation, the composition of the cosmological constant, etc. until down to the quark confinement and to the value of the fine-structure constant - are solved; the interior of a black hole is calculated. Nature is going to release its ultimate secrets. The layman going to delve into the depths of present-day cognition is well-advised to admit some leisure-time while absorbing all those exciting facts nature is offering to the interested reader. [more]

Keywords: Quantum Gravity, deterministic, measuring process, Copenhagen interpretation, hidden variables, emergence, dimensions, arrow of time, New Physics, World Formula, event horizon, black hole, before the Big Bang, cosmic hyperboloid, cosmic inflation, Dark Energy, Dark Matter, cosmological constant, conservation rules, finiteness, oscillator force, reaction channel, dynamic channel, non-valence, vacuum, unification of all forces, lepto-nucleus, neutrino oscillation, ToE, GUT, flavour, Grand Unification, fine-structure constant, quark confinement, Pauli principle [more][Less]

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Claus Birkholz New Physics

Dawn of Cognition

Science
English
20361 Words
No Age Recommendation
550
0

The "Standard Models" out of date and inconsistent, and string/brane models still "beyond" them - long since they reached their ends. A New Physics must come. Marrying Planck's quantum theory with Einstein's General Relativity, the author is presenting a consistent Quantum Gravity. Its extension to a "Grand Unification" of all forces of nature emerges as a quantum field theory in a fully quantized, "background-independent", bent space-time. Dark Energy, Dark Matter, hadron and lepton flavours, the details of Einstein's cosmological constant, and much more is dropping out by the way. The quark confinement, the physics before the Big Bang, and a lot of old problems of fundamental physics are dissolving to nothing, explaining themselves as self-evident properties of nature. Future starts to-day. Come along on the journey! Main target groups: Students, physicists, mathematicians, but also people interested in philosophy or with an inclination to leave the beaten dead-end tracks of actual fundamental theories of the old style in favour of more promising, novel ways out. [more]

Keywords: Quantum Gravity, Grand Unification, quantized space-time, World Formula, New Physics, quark confinement, Dark Energy, Dark Matter, flavour generations, Big Bang radius, oscillator force, cosmic hyperboloid, lepto-nucleus, exo-nucleus, non-valence structure, 4-dimensionality, reaction channel, vector-graviton, cosmological constant, unification of all forces, neutrino oscillation, quant, unified field theory, GUT, lepton flavour, hadron flavour, Pauli principle, dynamic channel, triality, emergence, fundamental physics, background-independence, range horizon, before the Big Bang, goulash physics, constants of nature, particle spectrum, Copenhagen interpretation, ToE, first principles, finiteness [more][Less]

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Claus Birkholz Flow of Time

Quantum Gravity giving New Physics

Science
English
29355 Words
No Age Recommendation
265
0

Apply yesterday's variation principle to Gell-Mann's quarks, pepper it with the inconsistencies of unfounded ad-hoc tactics - and there you are with grandpa's classical "Standard" model having no strategy, no future, topped only by "string" fantasies "beyond" physics, with all the great questions left open. By marrying Planck's quanta with Einstein's General Relativity, the author is presenting the unified top-down model of a consistent "New Physics" (Quantum Gravity, including the Grand Unification) free of singularities and in accord with experiment. Space-time is bent, fully quantized and "background-independent". Old problems of fundamental physics emerge as self-explaining: 4-dimensionality, the quark confinement, flavours, cosmic inflation, the arrow of time, the physics of Black Holes with their event horizons, the origins of (ordinary and dark) matter, and much more is dropping out as self-evident properties of nature. Future starts to-day. Come along on the journey! The amazing success of "New Physics"/"Neue Physik" (with almost 10.000 copies sold in a single year) gave rise to this extended, 2nd edition renamed "Flow of Time". Main target groups: Students, physicists, mathematicians, but also people interested in philosophy or with an inclination to leave the beaten dead-end tracks of actual fundamental models of the old style in favour of more promising, novel ways. [more]

Keywords: Quantum Gravity, Grand Unification, quantized space-time, World Formula, New Physics, quark confinement, Dark Energy, Dark Matter, flavour generations, Big Bang radius, event horizon, Black Hole, oscillator force, cosmic hyperboloid, lepto-nucleus, exo-nucleus, non-valence structure, 4-dimensionality, reaction channel, vector-graviton, cosmological constant, unification of all forces, neutrino oscillation, quant, unified field theory, GUT, lepton flavour, hadron flavour, Pauli principle, dynamic channel, triality, emergence, fundamental physics, background-independence, range horizon, before the Big Bang, goulash physics, constants of nature, particle spectrum, Copenhagen interpretation, ToE, arrow of time, principle of finiteness [more][Less]

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Mary Frances Cusack An Illustrated History Of ireland From Ad 400 To 1800 Fiscle (Part-I)

History
English
262131 Words
Ages 18 and up
2
1

The early medieval history of Ireland, often called Early Christian Ireland, spans the 5th to 8th centuries, from [more]

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