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Interview with Matt Pulver: Subquantum Kinetics, Gödel's Theorem, and Electrogravi - Printable Version +- Bring4th (https://www.bring4th.org/forums) +-- Forum: Bring4th Studies (https://www.bring4th.org/forums/forumdisplay.php?fid=1) +--- Forum: Science & Technology (https://www.bring4th.org/forums/forumdisplay.php?fid=5) +--- Thread: Interview with Matt Pulver: Subquantum Kinetics, Gödel's Theorem, and Electrogravi (/showthread.php?tid=8090) |
Interview with Matt Pulver: Subquantum Kinetics, Gödel's Theorem, and Electrogravi - Plenum - 09-30-2013 this is a great interview: Quote:Over the course of our one-hour dialogue we dig into ether science, the philosophical implications of Gödel's theorem, and an array of other topics in between. Hope you enjoy it. A breakdown of the interview can be referenced below if so desired: http://www.blue-science.org/articles/2013/09/29/interview-with-matt-pulver-subquantum-kinetics-godels-theorem-and-electrogravitics/#more-854 Interview with Matt Pulver: Subquantum Kinetics, Gödel's Theorem, and Electrogravitic - marielle - 09-30-2013 Very interesting--thank you for posting this. edit--I had to remove the subject to reply to this--it kept telling me the subject line was too long. RE: Interview with Matt Pulver: Subquantum Kinetics, Gödel's Theorem, and Electrograv - Plenum - 09-30-2013 yeah, no probs marielle. it's been a while since I've visited Project Camelot ... and this type of techy, scientific-oriented material. Kerry and her crew over there lost me a while back in some of their excursions into deep conspiracy etc etc. My point of focus was not in that place at the time, and so I haven't been in this field for ages. but the stuff that was spoken about in this interview (of which you can get a flavor of from the keyword terms listed in the digest above) is familiar ground for me - I studied physics and maths at university for 3.5 years, and the philosophical foundations of mathematics, especially, were of great interest to me. The book mentioned in the interview - Godel, Escher, and Bach - is also a classic; and well worth plowing through, even for someone from a non-science background. and thanks for letting me know about the subject line; the thread title was as long as it could be, so it def needs some shortening ![]() cheers! plenum |