Tag Archives: ontological mathematics

Heat Flow Cold to Hot when both Conduction & Radiation Occurring?

Posted on 2017/03/20 by Joseph E Postma

PSI recently had a paper submitted where the author claimed that there are solutions to thermodynamics with heat flowing from cold to hot, as long as heat was flowing from hot to cold via a different mechanism at the same … Continue reading →

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World’s 1st Scientific Paper on Ontological Mathematics

Posted on 2016/12/06 by Joseph E Postma

The Trick Here is the abstract for a new paper to be published soon on thermodynamics and Ontological Mathematics: Abstract:  “A de Saussure light trap with multiple internal layers is numerically modeled with a thermal partial differential equation.  The internal conditions … Continue reading →

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Ontological Mathematics in Thermodynamics

Posted on 2016/10/11 by Joseph E Postma

Students’ Confusion Found a really great quote in an undergraduate thermodynamics textbook I pulled out from my library the other day, which is a tacit approval of Ontological Mathematics.  Before we get to that part though, I’ll quote more of … Continue reading →

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The Radiative Greenhouse Effect & Ontological Mathematics

Posted on 2016/05/31 by Joseph E Postma

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Only One Way to Test Although my output on the greenhouse topic has been greatly reduced, the reason is because I have settled at the end-point of the approaches for analysis.  There is a single way to test for a radiative … Continue reading →

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How to Define Merit in Ontological Mathematics

Posted on 2015/11/11 by Joseph E Postma

The Ontology Despite the millions of words written about Meritocracy, Ontological Mathematics, and Illuminism, the objective definition of Merit has never been explicitly stated.  So I’ll do that here. It is important because of the central problem which prevents a … Continue reading →

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Mental Boundary Conditions

Posted on 2015/11/05 by Joseph E Postma

In The Thermodynamic Mind post I made the statement: “In the God Series we learn that Ontological Mathematics, Mind, Light, and Energy are all synonymous terms…they all refer to the same thing, and they all partake of the form of the God … Continue reading →

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Petition for the God Series to Continue

Posted on 2015/11/04 by Joseph E Postma

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The Effect is not Equal to the Cause What cause has happened here on the Day of the Dead article, that someone was going to have some conference and even if they were making money off of it, does not … Continue reading →

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Leibniz & the Human Mind

Posted on 2015/10/26 by Joseph E Postma

An excellent webcast from the LaRouche group posted last week.  An absolute must-see! They comment on Gödel and Hilbert and make some excellent points regarding the logical positivist approach.  Still though, they were wrong to conclude that Gödel’s work meant that “there … Continue reading →

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“Pythagoras was at it Already”

Posted on 2015/10/14 by Joseph E Postma

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Anon: “From your latest”: “Do you want to take down scientific materialism, the scientific anti-philosophical paradigm?  Do you want philosophy to use mathematics and physics better than science can, and to make philosophy once more reign supreme in intellectualism and … Continue reading →

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Gödel’s Incompleteness Theorem: Ontological Mathematics vs. Science

Posted on 2014/09/11 by Joseph E Postma

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Most people think that Gödel’s Incompleteness Theorem means something about the final answer to everything being something that can never be attained, only more and more closely approximated, because any system of logic and its axioms will always be incomplete … Continue reading →

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