Have you ever heard of the term, “random number“? What exactly is a “random number”? Can 6 be a “random number”? Is there some sort of an “order” to these “random numbers”? By “order”, I’m referring to the relation by which 4 is < (less than) 5. Don’t confuse that with magnitude, which is theContinue reading “R A N D O M”
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Desmond J. Watson is a Co-Founder and the Chief Executive Officer of Hexagon Lavish®, an antiartificial scientific R&D start-up that specializes in informational interpretation software development and unique IR techniques. He also manages the blog, Arheliean.
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The Watson “i/j” Theory Part 2: “Pattern”, Absolute Determinism, Dimensionality Reduction, Assorted Mathematical Peculiarity and An Observational Rant From DTO™
**Disclaimer: In this second part of the Watson “i/j” Theory presentation, I’ll be going in detail about use of deterministic math and how it’s associated with this theory; I’ll touch a little bit (nh) on dimensionality reduction (more in-depth in the third of this series); assorted peculiarity on the math; and I go berserk inContinue reading “The Watson “i/j” Theory Part 2: “Pattern”, Absolute Determinism, Dimensionality Reduction, Assorted Mathematical Peculiarity and An Observational Rant From DTO™”
Thermodynamic Quantities: Defining Observations
In my hand, I have a can of Coke that is 16 fluid ounces in one coordinate system and 473.18 mL in another. Is that scalar or not? Answer: No. This is where the need to define observation comes to face (nh). One thing about fluid measurement is that it doesn’t correspond to any quantumContinue reading “Thermodynamic Quantities: Defining Observations”
The Watson “i/j” Theory Part 1: Purpose of Theory, Implied Values of Diacritic Dots and Predictions
**DISCLAIMER: I haven’t been blogging much, especially last month (April) since I spent the entire month working with a trial version of MATLAB. But anyways, in this blog post I’ll be introducing an unorthodox approach to a mathematical theory that I’ve been working on for the past ten years. It’s based on the values ofContinue reading “The Watson “i/j” Theory Part 1: Purpose of Theory, Implied Values of Diacritic Dots and Predictions”
Nevermind Kim Jong-Un, I’m Talkin’ ‘Bout That HEE-LEE-UM (Helium)!
Disclaimer: There is a fair use of abrasive language and coarse rhetoric throughout this particular post. Allow me to say that this post is not America-bashing in its nature, rather my intention is to make those whom are interested in knowing about the effects of a nuclear detonation aware of the consequences of such anContinue reading “Nevermind Kim Jong-Un, I’m Talkin’ ‘Bout That HEE-LEE-UM (Helium)!”
Hop Off That Bandwagon, Playa…
It would serve you all for the better to take this time and heed the words of someone who doesn’t play around and actually learn something and I’m really talking, specifically, to those of you who claim to be an “atheist” but are truly uninformed about what exactly is atheism. I know that you’re notContinue reading “Hop Off That Bandwagon, Playa…”
Thinking Critically….
You know, growing up as a kid back in the ’80s, it was cute to be a child and get excited whenever some “discovery” came about from the scientific community…but when I became an adult, I had to think critically about subject matter that was presented before me. If I can think critically, why can’tContinue reading “Thinking Critically….”
Where Do You See Yourself In Science?
I ask this puzzling question due to the fact that we are now at the crossroads of “things scientific”. No matter how wrong the climate change crowd apparently is, they are persistent with their paltry pseudoscience; adamantly standing by their low-level intransigence and quite frankly, I’m shocked that they’ve been allowed [permitted rather] by realContinue reading “Where Do You See Yourself In Science?”
H A M I L T O N I A N S
**Disclaimer: Folks, it’s my utmost and sincerest desire to dedicate this blog post to the National Society of Black Physicists since they were nice enough to ignore the question I posed to them last year (2012) about whether or not a Hamiltonian can be in a “fixed state”. Not only did they ignore the question, theyContinue reading “H A M I L T O N I A N S”
Talking Tech
Not all technological progress is beneficial from a standpoint of employment. If you want to examine something just look at the United States in the first fifty years in the 20th century. Most technology resulted in massive job losses that ultimately became a factor in the Great Depression. There was nowhere for the excess laborContinue reading “Talking Tech”
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