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When the Impossible becomes Possible

In GeneralTags asking the right question, stinky universeJanuary 30, 201743 Views2 Comments

I was struck the other day by how often the word “impossible” gets bandied about. Me, included. And personally, I have used it again

Closing in on Release of Dominion

In Dominion, the SF Novel, GeneralTags Dominion, space mining, stinky universeOctober 21, 201620 ViewsLeave a comment

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My science fiction novel Dominion is set to be published in November by Double Dragon Publishing. The new book cover art gets updated only

Steal this Thesis – These Names Suck

In Carl Jung's Works, GeneralTags process map of consciousness, stinky universeAugust 25, 201622 Views4 Comments

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I am totally on board with the works of Carl Jung. However, I have a problem with the names he gave to the major

Time Invariant Processes

In Dominion, the SF Novel, GeneralTags asking the right question, psychology, stinky universeAugust 21, 201622 ViewsLeave a comment

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Okay, I know the title of this blog might blow a few people off. Still, I’ve been persistent in the topics and physics. The

Incomplete Process Map of Consciousness

In Carl Jung's Works, General, Psychology BasicsTags nature of reality, process map of consciousness, stinky universeJuly 29, 201620 Views2 Comments

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What’s missing? It occurs to me that although my process map of consciousness is correct, it is incomplete. The story of how it occurred

New Facebook Page

In GeneralTags da hewitt, stinky universeApril 21, 201612 ViewsLeave a comment

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Science fiction author D.A. Hewitt has a new Facebook page. While he maintains a blog (www.StinkyUnivere29.com) and has a website (www.StinkyUniverse.com), the Facebook page

The Assumption, or, Where We Went Wrong

In Psychology Basics, Science NewsTags psyche, psychology, stinky universeApril 12, 201615 ViewsLeave a comment

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May 2016 Discover Magazine: “Typical pain treatment research begins with an animal model – one that uses only male mice. The assumption is that

What Makes the EmDrive Thruster Work?

In Science NewsTags asking the right question, quantum physics, science fiction novel, stinky universe, Warp DriveMarch 18, 201637 Views2 Comments

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A New Rocket Engine Design? It’s official. NASA recently confirmed the EmDrive Thuster actually works, supplying 720 milliNewtons of thrust. The thrust was reported