ToeQuest Theories - Articles - Philosophy

The Hypergeometrical Universe - Grand Unification Theory

no@spam.com (Marco Pereira) — Sat, 19 Aug 2006 00:00:00 EDT

New Relativistic Quantum Mechanical Simple Theory of Everything or Grand Unification Theory. Universe is thought to be a 4-dimensional shock wave traveling at the speed of light along a fourth dimension/radial direction. The 3-D Universe is thin along the fourth-dimension radial direction. Grand Unification is achieved. Time Quantization is proposed. New Gravitaional Law is determined and The Actual Age of The Universe is calculated.

The Nature of Thought, Time and Reality - Part II

no@spam.com (Peter Granovetter) — Tue, 14 Feb 2006 19:00:00 EST

We can further explore the relationships between Thought, Time, Reality and our current theories of Quantum Physics..............

The Nature of Thought, Time and Reality - Part I

no@spam.com (Peter Granovetter) — Sat, 28 Jan 2006 19:00:00 EST

I will be presenting a series of articles on the topics of Thought, Time, Reality and their subsequent relationships. Even though most of the content is of a philosophical or metaphysical nature, you can also see where elements of the pure sciences (physics, biology, mathematics, etc.) intersect. My name is not Darwin, Einstein or Hawking, nor do I claim to understand a fraction of what these extraordinary individuals have contributed to the scientific community. My name is Granovetter and these are my ideas and theories on the nature of our universe.

Is the Physical Theory of Everything possible? Second part

no@spam.com (Kazimierz Kubat) — Fri, 13 Jan 2006 19:00:00 EST

Let us leap many centuries ahead, to the time of Descartes (1596-1650), who was the first to try to "mathematizise" the most fundamental principle of the Universe. His first equation of mechanicsgives basis to a large discussion and research in the area of physics.

My research in the history of TOE

no@spam.com (Kazimierz Kubat) — Sat, 18 Dec 2004 18:52:17 EST

Since the beginning of humanity, one of the biggest temptations of mankind was the desire to understand: "The universe, its functions, its construction, its beginning and destination, but also, our place in it".