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Concerning Science, Theology, and Philosophy (STP), Albert
Einstein was certainly the pre-eminent genius during the first half
of the 20th Century; his insightful genius—as
revealed above—has led
mankind's wisdom into the 21st Century.
However, since the spring of 1955 (Einstein's unexpected death), the
Unified Concept (UC) has provided logical insight into most all
fundamental enigmas from the 1950s to date. These enigmas clearly
demonstrate the current incompleteness of the academic disciplines
of Science, Theology, and Philosophy.
All of which are axiomatic
without a fundamental premise—which,
if the premise is fundamental, the premise must be the same
fundamental premise for all three academic disciplines.
This fundamental premise is referred to as the
Fundamental Postulate of Reality (FPR).
The FPR must be at once the simplest and most complex
manifestation.
Einstein's above statement
concerning the Universe being described as the whole is the
crux of academia's misunderstanding the unity of STP. And, also, an
excellent starting point for understanding mankind's total
environment.
The various forms of oscillations of the UC subsequently became Oscillation Theory
(OT) and are described with the symbolic, algebraic-geometry of
Pulsoid Theory. Others, used the oscillations of the UC in a
futile attempt to unify the metaphysical forces of the Standard Model (SM).
The oscillations were referred to as "strings"; thus,
academia's String Theory
(ST).
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