Recent content by DoctorSatori

I am a member of the professional scientific community in that my research is published in juried journals. In case we forget before it was known as SCIENCE, it was called NATURAL PHILOSOPHY, which is the nature of the philosophy I refer to.

The unsteady solution to the gravitational/density equation is found here (in a reference to my article): Chandrasekhar S (1961) Hydrodynamic and hydromagnetic stability. London: Oxford University Press (if anyone is interested in running the experiment. The paper I cited is mine and S.G...

My journal-published experiments (Saffman-Taylor Instabilities In The Radial Domain http://link.springer.com/article/10.1007%2FBF00191691#page-1) suggest that sine-wave troughs are inertial fields analogous to gravity wells. As the universe expands, it may be that something (some near-zero-mass...

And, perhaps, you miss my philosophical point: that our mathematical model of the universe is not our universe. Though math is the best language to get at an explicit truth of our universe, we need to understand that it is NOT our universe, but only a language invented to predict universal...

Are we trying to find out how the universe physically behaves? We must first understand our assumptions in solving our math. Sure we can always see that one term is approximately zero and can fall out of an equation we must solve. But an understanding of what happens (or must exist) just outside...

So true. I grok what you're saying. But I came by my interests and activities naturally by experimenting (really all my life). I was able to publish my research on the self-organization of a low-energy quantum physical behavior, that shows that our universe of normal space and time behaves like...

My published research with Suresh G. Advani in Physics of Fluids on the Saffman-Taylor Instability (on the radial domain) suggests to me that this low-energy quantum process is one of self-ordering (self-ordered criticality). I saw that someone above spoke of a source as being a single location...

A relational philosophy of science that gives us a better idea about what scientific problems are worth solving.

Hello, my stage name here is DoctorSatori. I'm a scientific generalist and self-made philosopher with advanced degrees (and a few publications) in engineering mechanics. My research was in low-level energy/information across expanding radial boundaries [Navier Stokes conductive boundary...