dave
27th May 2004, 05:50 AM
Eugene Savov’s theory of interaction describes nature with the smallest number of revealed sources of interaction that easily account for every structure build-up [1]. In this way sources of interaction avoiding visual detection, which unveil the dark matter, are inferred.
The universe is made of unfolding finite sources of interaction. I did my best and I could not crack this theory. The presented description of the universe is invulnerable to Occam’s razor [2]. It shows that one thing occurs in different sizes and thus creates the structure of reality and the observed diversity of nature [1].
Savov’s theory of interaction is theory of universality, which is pushed to the limit by using finite fractal like patterns of unifying interaction to explain the universe. It is shown that the laws of nature are same everywhere, independent of the size and complexity the objects when they are considered in the terms of their revealed structure [1]. The obtained advantage of simplicity [2] is stunning. The found finite sources of interaction unfold to smaller scales, interact and create the lumpy structure of the universe, including the phenomenon of consciousness, which originates from the properties of the revealed sources of all-building interaction [1,3].
Can anything be simpler than that? If the Occam’s razor holds, then the theory of interaction should be a major breakthrough in the understanding of this world.
The theory of interaction shows that modern science is just one way to describe observations, which neither the simplest nor complete because essential objects of reality slip from the current framework.
1. Savov, E., Theory of Interaction the Simplest Explanation of Everything, Geones Books, 2002.
2. http://pespmc1.vub.ac.be/OCCAMRAZ.html
3. http://www.world-mysteries.com/sci_10_eusa.htm
The universe is made of unfolding finite sources of interaction. I did my best and I could not crack this theory. The presented description of the universe is invulnerable to Occam’s razor [2]. It shows that one thing occurs in different sizes and thus creates the structure of reality and the observed diversity of nature [1].
Savov’s theory of interaction is theory of universality, which is pushed to the limit by using finite fractal like patterns of unifying interaction to explain the universe. It is shown that the laws of nature are same everywhere, independent of the size and complexity the objects when they are considered in the terms of their revealed structure [1]. The obtained advantage of simplicity [2] is stunning. The found finite sources of interaction unfold to smaller scales, interact and create the lumpy structure of the universe, including the phenomenon of consciousness, which originates from the properties of the revealed sources of all-building interaction [1,3].
Can anything be simpler than that? If the Occam’s razor holds, then the theory of interaction should be a major breakthrough in the understanding of this world.
The theory of interaction shows that modern science is just one way to describe observations, which neither the simplest nor complete because essential objects of reality slip from the current framework.
1. Savov, E., Theory of Interaction the Simplest Explanation of Everything, Geones Books, 2002.
2. http://pespmc1.vub.ac.be/OCCAMRAZ.html
3. http://www.world-mysteries.com/sci_10_eusa.htm