Removing concepts of time from the English language  

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Stan Clough             Images in the background of the three-dimensional pictures that you see on two-dimensional screens, in your eyes, on mobile phones and in mirrors, are older than your image of your nose by their distance in front of your nose. The youngest image that you see is your image of your nose. When you … Continue reading Removing concepts of time from the English language  

Balancing data and concepts in scientific explanations

In my first article, the theme was getting rid of named concepts from science. In this, my second article, the theme is balancing concepts and data and making sure that the number of the first does not exceed the number of the second. The reader will find that the two themes amount to the same … Continue reading Balancing data and concepts in scientific explanations

Traditional Science versus Objective Science

This is a new blog dedicated to simplifying science by removing all its redundant concepts. In this first article I am taking aim at the concepts of time, distance, speed and the speed of light. In later articles I will explain why science works far better without these four, than with them, and why getting … Continue reading Traditional Science versus Objective Science