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	Distinguishing Matter from Motion 2017-03-15 by Glenn Borchardt (From my blog: http://thescientificworldview.blogspot.com/2017/03/distinguishing-matter-from-motion.html) PSI Blog 20170315 Distinguishing Matter from Motion Captain Bligh writes:

	No Preferred Frame 2016-11-26 by John-Erik Persson Aether Maxwell's equations are well known, but many scientists seems to have forgotten that these equations describe an aether. Maxwell translated the works of Faraday into mathematical form, and found thereby a value c on the speed of light. However, his theory is not complete, s

	Who is a Philosopher? 2016-11-03 by Glenn Borchardt From Glen Borchardt's Blog: http://thescientificworldview.blogspot.com/2016/10/who-is-philosopher.html Who is a philosopher? Just received an interesting question from Philip Atkinson, who s

	Gravitational Attraction is Dead 2016-04-14 by Glenn Borchardt Blog 20160217 Numerous readers have requested that I comment on all the commotion concerning the recent discovery of gravitational waves via the Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory (LIGO). I will assume that this is the real thing and not just another false alarm. First, let me

	The Decline of Science 2016-02-13 by Ivor Catt (This is a copy of Ivor Catt's webpage: http://www.ivorcatt.co.uk/x59596.htm. There is also a PDF file here) When people cooperate for an unacknowledged purpose their association is ca

	Spooky Action at a Distance 2015-10-29 by Glenn Borchardt (Republished from my blog at: http://thescientificworldview.blogspot.com) Regressive physicists of the quantum mechanics stripe think they have discovered what even Einstein thought impossible. The New York Times is right on top of it, spre

	Euclid Was Wrong 2015-08-12 by John-Erik Persson An earlier contribution from this author was called The Definition of Parallelism. The article stated that the definition of parallelism in Euclidean geometry is wrong. The motivat

	The Definition of Parallelism 2015-07-20 by John-Erik Persson The geometry inside a plane includes straight lies of infinite lengths falling inside a plane. It is regarded as a fact that two points inside a plane can define a unique straight line. By intuition we assume that one point and one line also can