One of the most influential inventors of our time was Nikola Tesla (1856-1943). He was specialized in “Electro-Magnetic Inventions“. Tesla became a myth. He became a myth because he was not a “normal” inventor. Tesla saw his inventions in his mind. He not only saw them he could even play with them in his mind [...]
About The Crazy Experiment of Nikola Tesla and John von Neumann
By November 15th, 2007, underAbout Self Reproducing Systems
By November 12th, 2007, underMany people who are Out of Balance seek the help of a Therapist. There are Thousands of approaches available on the Market. Nobody is able to tell what therapy suits You. Eugene Gendlin started to do research to find this out. He came back with his own therapy called Focusing. He discovered that every therapy [...]
Why all Organisms are Moving Memories
By November 12th, 2007, underRodney Cotterill explains a lot about the structure of very simple bacteria. What he shows is that even bacteria have Emotions. To agree with this we have to agree on a definition of the Emotions. Agreeing about “What an Emotion is” is one of the most complex discussions in Psychology. The discussion is so complex [...]
Thinking with our Muscles: About Mirrors, Spindles and Acrobats
By November 11th, 2007, underIn 2002 Will McWhinney was writing his never finished book “Grammers of Engagement“. One of the scientists he was communicating with was Rodney Michael John Cotterill (1933-2007). Will send me an article of John Cotterill called “Cooperation of the basal ganglia, cerebellum, sensory cerebrum and hippocampus: possible implications for cognition, consciousness, intelligence and creativity” . [...]
About Muddling Through
By November 3rd, 2007, underA parliament is a Place where People Talk (Parler, French). There are many places where people talk. They talk at home, in a café, at their work. People talk everywhere. Most of the time people talk to find out what they are talking about. In a Parliament people talk about the Actions of Government. In [...]
Why Civilians are Not Computers
By November 3rd, 2007, underMontesquieu tried to balance the Power of the State. He defined three functions called the Executive, the Legislature and the Judiciary. He based this model on the British constitutional system, in which he perceived a separation of powers among the Monarch, Parliament, and the Courts of Law. In a Democracy the Parliament represents the People. It [...]
