Why You Should Read My Website [www.infiniteparticlephysics.com]

A Provocative Question

Is Physics near the “end of the line”, beyond which there is nothing to do, as various Nobel Laureates have asserted?  If this is so, why are the following prizes still unclaimed?

Unclaimed Prizes in Physics

A Modest Answer

Physics is not at the “end of the line”.  Physicists have simply refused to consider the possibility that particles may be infinite structures!  All the above insights become evident when one accepts that phenomena are actually infinitely extending point-centered oscillatory distortion patterns in a bipolar particulate space lattice.  Here are some things that the study of my website will permit you to do:

1)   Learn New Concepts & Techniques in Particle Physics

2)   Learn New Concepts & Techniques in Nuclear Physics

3)   Learn New Concepts & Techniques in Quantum Mechanics

4)   Learn New Concepts & Techniques in Astrophysics

6)   Keep Your Abstraction  Ladder On Solid Ground!

One of the very useful contributions of General Semantics is the concept of the abstraction ladder, a tool for clarity of thinking.  This intellectual tool helps you avoid being bamboozled by vague generalizations, by stepping backwards through the process of generalization until you arrived at something concrete and verifiable.  By this down-stepping process, you can ascertain whether or not the proposal being advocated has any grounding in reality.  So, one keeps his thoughts cogent by constantly climbing down abstraction ladders!

The problem that physicists have with ladder descending is, of course, that physics depends on the ability to integrate verifiable facts into generalizations, and generalizations into laws.  This requires climbing up the abstraction ladder, a process fraught with intellectual hazards, unless one makes certain that the ladder always rests on solid ground!  Infinite Particle Physics gives you the tools to do this, since all its concepts, no matter how complex, can be traced back, ultimately, to interactions between point-centered infinite-extending dynamic distortion patterns in the bipolar lattice of polycrystalline space.