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Hmm I understand Newtom alchemy and it has some sense, in the historical context. I have heard also about a "milenarist prediction" done by Sir Isaac from some numerology in the Bible, but I have not read any confirmed report of it. As for pyramidology, it is the first time I heard about it.oscar said:Don't be shock! Newton -and I repeat it once again- was the Freemason "pyramidiotic" who used Great Pyramid measures to calculate dimensions of the planet...and we have inherited his knowledge.
Maybe the proof that Mercury isn't good for human healtharivero said:Hmm I understand Newtom alchemy and it has some sense, in the historical context..
christian_dude_27 said:my friend, have you ever heard of astral projection? astral projection is when you move your spirit out of your body and are actually able to walk around and do things. you can touch things and all kind of stuff like that, but no one will be able to see you. so yea, i guess that is a way of being invisable. also, if you haven't already read my theory on space and time travel with the mind, i suggest you do. because, if you were able to ever do it, you could move in and out of time and dimensions so fast to make it where you are invisable.
TeV said:Maybe the proof that Mercury isn't good for human health?
You may rest assured I was reffering to mercury (ie. quicksilver) notsol2 said:Mercury is a mental abstraction(yellow, more warring elements, with Mars influence?![]()
And these wouldn't be sort of witches and wizzards of new age?arivero said:Interestingly, the "psychological sense" invoked by sol2 is seen as crackpottery by current practising alchemists!
Neither me, at least in the modern implementation. On other hand, alchemy had a deep belief in its theory, actually blocking further advances, so it was replaced by modern chemistry. By "practising alchemists" I was not referring to physicist, but to practicioners of the old approach. Retro thing, but interesting hobby.TeV said:"Suck and see approach" in experimental physics is something else.I wouldn't call it alchemy.
arivero said:Yep TeV, random alchemical allusions happen form time to time. Their theory of matter was a dualistic one, every body due to a mix of a "Mercuric" substance and a "Sulphurous" one (no planet for it!). Any manipulation of matter was to be understand in these bipolar terms. Guess it eventually evolved to Reduction/Oxidation etc in modern Chemistry.
Interestingly, the "psychological sense" invoked by sol2 is seen as crackpottery by current practising alchemists!
Mentat said:This topic has interested me ever since I read H. G. Wells' The Invisible Man: How can you make someone truly invisible?
Any ideas are welcome, as I have never thought of a scientifically (or even logically) feasible way.