Overlapping Facts & Fiction One silver lining to the current Covid-19 lockdown has been the ample opportunity it has provided for catching up on my reading list. As a consequence, I recently completed Norman Mailers “The Castle in the Forest” which chronicles a fictional account of how Adolf Hitler, was groomed from a very young […]
Covid-19 Modelling Madness Sorry the modelling here does not refer to the kind that involves fashion models, but the more mundane type used by scientists to make future predictions. I am sure it has not escaped your notice that all kind of forecasts are being made with abandon about Covid-19 reminiscent of the prophesies of
Gravity and Spacetime Beyond Einstein I finalised a paper on the above topic on 1 November 2019 as a gift to myself on my 69th birthday. During the process the thought uppermost in my mind was if with age you gained wisdom or senility? It was only after some thought it struck me that perhaps
The Science & Religion Debate Having grown up in a family of scientists (with two PhD’s) and with a Physics Honours degree, I consider myself scientifically inclined with religion merely serving as a cultural backdrop in my life. Leaving one of my Physics class on a beautiful spring day in 1969, I had an epiphany
