Dear A. Losey,

a very nice and insightful essay, one of the best in the contest, in my opinion.

The historical-philosophical references to Pythagoras, Democritus and Anaxagoras are outlined in a very original and sometimes brilliant way, in a perspective that identifies in the loop connection between maths, matter, and mind the Leitmotiv (as well as the main mystery) of human knowledge. And it is hard to deny that it is so.

Sincere congratulations,

Giovanni

    Dear Giovanni,

    thank you for your kindness. I shall try to find some time to write a comment to your essay which I have read. You bring out nicely the ambiguity of 'what is fundamental' (is it ontology or epistemology?,) something that needs more space than I have been able to give it here.

    Best

    a.l.

    8 days later

    Dear A. Losev, the physical space is a fundamental , which according to the principle of identity of space and matter Descartes, is a matter and back, matter is a physical space. Time is a synonym for universal total movement of the physical space. Thus, physical space is the Foundation for fundamental theories.

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    I wish you success! Sincerely, Boris Dizhechko

    Thanks. I'll look it up after the contest.

    I hope you get time to read mine, but if so do so carefull as it proceeds to the classical derivation of QM as there are 5 varied concepts to link. Unfortunately most just skim it (or not read it at all!) and I'ts been hit with a bunch of 1's. C'est La vie!

    Very best

    Peter