Essay Abstract
Abstract of Identical Crisis. The propensity of natural phenomenal singularity is compared to humanly artificially contrived abstract conceptions. The fundamental basis on which the science of physics rests is reevaluated. Mathematical aberrations are noted and thoroughly analyzed. A possible limitation on the future possibility of the science of physics might lie in a flawed foundation. Real accumulations of data are compared to collections of abstractions. Such diverse subjects as snowflakes, Mobius strips and atomic clocks are integrated into the theme. Real time as opposed to humanly defined real time is briefly dwelt on. Whether the universe is too complex to understand, or too simplistic to contemplate is implied. A possible future task for the science of physics is postulated.
Author Bio
Born May 1, 1935. Latest known condition, alive. Wrote much, published nowt.