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    Thoughts About Science
    Thoughts About Science
    Thoughts About Science
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    Thoughts About Science

    By Silviu Suliță

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    The book presents overviews, critics and suppositions regarding the following topics:
    - General considerations (a critical overview of the principles of materialism);
    - About matter (synopsis of types of particles and matter, the uncertainty principle, connection between energy and frequency);
    - About energy (forces, energy, frequency, applications, waves, resonance);
    - About information (transporting information, Bremermann’s limit, important numbers, sacred geometry, egregors, virtual realities);
    - About universe (dimension, holographic universe & interconnection, multiverse – parallel universes, travelling in space and time, star gates, the Milky Way Galaxy, Sun, Earth, Moon);
    - About science’s cutting edge applications (technology obtained from black projects and used in dark missions).

    The book offers a reach database of resources: books, audio interviews, video interviews, blogs, articles etc.

    This is an invitation to meditate on science and its application and how these will influence the future of humankind.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSilviu Suliță
    Release dateJul 12, 2016
    ISBN9781311468277
    Thoughts About Science
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    Silviu Suliță

    Silviu Suliță has a solid educational background (Bachelor’s Degree, Engineer in the field of Mechanics, specialization: Machine-Building Technology 1989-1995 *** Diploma of Professional Conversion in Technological Education 1999-2001 *** Master Degree in Informatics 2001-2003 *** Diploma of Professional Conversion in Information and Communication Technology 2014-2016), a great experience in education (teaching different subjects on different levels), a huge creativity potential (author of many books, inventor with few patents, programmer of software applications, creator of multiple videos, author of many articles, independent researcher in nonconventional fields) and a fruitful interpersonal collaboration (social activist, moderator of different clubs, contributor on several projects, consultant on many fields, personal tutor and trainer).The author (a nonconformist, an opponent of obsolete approaches, demanding with himself and those around him) propose synthetic solutions on problems that cannot be solved by ignorant, duplicitous or obedient persons that refuse to believe that a fundament change at inner at outer levels is possible.In his books the knight of the pen pries the past, takes the pulse of the present and forecasts the future through a holistic approach of the systems and phenomena that are specific of different domains/ realms/ worlds.Unknown, mysterious, secret, hidden and occult pieces of information are brought to light and posted in a structured manner in the front of the readers.The books are exciting, written in a pragmatic manner and useful in everyday life like a beacon in the darkness of the night.These pieces of art invite readers to start the true journey of their lives in the quest of their spiritual essence.

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