Sonic Vibrations of SpaceTime Project 1: A Few Prefatory Words about Complex Math Mathematics is a semiotic language of self-referential knowledge that is used by science to describe the character of the Natural World, usually in terms of universally acknowledged symbols with discrete values. At times Complexity emerges, such as in the case of Imaginary […]
What a sustainable circular economy would look like Anne Velenturf, University of Leeds and Phil Purnell, University of Leeds More than 100 billion tonnes of materials entered the global economy in 2017 to generate power, build infrastructure and homes, produce food, and provide consumer goods such as clothes and phones. There are now more phones
Welcome to Science. I have a prediction that we are on the horizon of major new discoveries that will involve enormous and far-reaching paradigm shifts. Several times in contemporary history we have come to plateaus of knowledge where we found ourselves thinking that with just a few more breakthroughs, we will unify the theory and