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Orbits are not forceful

How could Newton compute orbits with this occult quality he called force? Nature is not occult. But the occult has always been a part of scholasticism in the form of occult causes and dormitive virtues the doctors of philosophy used … Continue reading

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Mathematical proof that physicists are priests of the Cult of Newton

This is the equivalence of densytics and physics: Physics is densytics with Newtonian branding. The equivalence of densytics and physics proves that physics is the Cult of Newton. Why? Only priests of the Cult of Newton would write a term … Continue reading

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Open letter to Massachusetts Attorney General Martha Coakley

I got a boilerplate reply to my letter to Massachusetts Attorney General saying that the office is not able to handle every matter that is brought to its attention; however, we do take note of every complaint received, and watch … Continue reading

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Kepler’s Rule is the definition of density

Newton defined density as Quantity of matter is a measure of matter that arises from its density and volume jointly. (Definition 1, Mathematical Principles of Natural Philosophy, 1687, Isaac Newton; referred to hereinafter as the “Book”.) Newton’s definition of density … Continue reading

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An open letter to the French people

[Read this letter in French] Dear friends: Let me start by asking you a question: Is France an intellectual colony of Britain? I can guess your answer: No! Of course not. France is proud of her intellectual independence; France has … Continue reading

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A discovery of historic proportions

Why you should care? Because this is a discovery of historic proportions. Who discovered it? Isaac Newton discovered it. What is the discovery? Newton discovered that Kepler’s Rule was the definition of density. Why you did not know about this … Continue reading

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An open letter to the faithful

No one so far took my research seriously enough to question their faith in Newtonism; readers of this blog do not find the evidence presented here convincing enough to suspect that their world view is shaped by a religion. Why? … Continue reading

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Jane Doe v. Board Of Education of the City of New York

Jane Doe is the mother of little Jane Doe who is being taught at a New York City public school the doctrines of a British religious cult. We identify this cult as “Newtonism.” A quote from a physics textbook (page … Continue reading

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Scenes from the Trial of Newtonism or Measurement is Independent of Measure

Plaintiff argues like this: We respectfully ask the judge to grant us the following undisputed fact: measurement is independent of the unit chosen to measure. Undisputed fact: measurement is independent of measure. What does this mean? This means that we can … Continue reading

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The New Revolution: A Scopes Trial Against Newtonism

I am planning to stage a Scopes-type trial against Newtonism which is taught in public schools in the United States as science under the name of “physics”. The goal of the trial is to expose Newtonism as a British cult … Continue reading

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