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Dan · Joined: Dec 31, 1969 Posts: 208 Location: USA

My Scientific Discoveries:
1. I started with refuting Coase's Theorem; "The Problem Of Social Cost" Journal of Law & Economics October 1960. His controversial conclusion that Strict Liability could be relaxed was loved by corporations.

2. This led to deducing "The Objective Measure of Value All Life Forms Must Use In a Conserved Universe". We are Own Time Cost Minimizers. We only have one unit of time alive per unit time as measured by c, the speed of light, which plugs us into e = mc^. When you take to long to get what you need to stay alive, you are dead.

3. Objective causal Premise for Grand Unification Theory. Since all scientific theories are created by a life form; then their objective measure of value must serve as the objective premise for a GUT theory.

4. This premise directly implied why our universe is based upon a Moebius geometry,

5. Ergo, in a conserved Moebius geometry universe we SPIRITS MUST create planetary A-M debts to move our life forms around,

6. The equation for the Maximum Surface Area of a Moebius Stip. MSA = 2Diameter^Phi

7. The geometric discovery of how to link 'e' to 'phi' on a circle = e|phi points; which in turn link all other physical constants together.

I stepped away from academic scientists when I learned they would cheat on what scientific purpose demands, the truth no matter how it offends "establishments". In my case, demonstrating why 'limiting liability' ALWAYS decreases the Q of G&S XCed is a demonstration that corporations do detest out of obvious self-interest. Once an academic(more than one) puts their "academic position" ahead of publishing proof of a natural law; I knew I was not dealing with scientists, just cheaters. But out of being extremely pissed, we got a wonderful result, the N1CL, our public place to exchange good information and ultimately identify the pseudo scientist who infest our present so called scientific establishments.

Not receiving credit is supposedly normal when the discovery costs establishments money and power. What their denial of credit to those who actually earned it really shows, is that we are NOT civilized. A civilized society seeks the truth, no matter what, and so do real scientists. Do I really stand alone? Are the rest of you really not truth seekers? Are you all really scared to speak?

Dan · Joined: Dec 31, 1969 Posts: 208 Location: USA

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