The
magician
Arthur
Schopenhauer
replaced
the
Kantian
"thing
in
itself"
in
his
major
work
"The
World
as
Will
and
Imgination"
in
1819
by
the
term
of
the
Will.
The
metaphysical
extension
of
the
term
Will
processed
J.K.
Rowling
in
her
highly
successful
children's
book
series,
"Harry
Potter
and
..."
in
a
very
impressive
way.
The
performance
of
Schopenhauer
was
to
have
made
known
Indian
philosophy
in
Germany
and
he
conveyed
that
our
senses
are
also
subject
to
illusions.
He
generalized
in
such
a
way
that
the
world
is
relative
and
imagination
and
the
world
would
be
identical.
A
very
good
sorcerer's
apprentice
of
Schopenhauer
was
Albert
Einstein.
His
merit
is
that
he
considers
the
observer
in
his
interaction
with
the
world.
This
is
the
revolutionary
new
in
physics
that
did
not
exist
before.
From
Schopenhauer,
he
took
the
idea
of
relativity,
namely
that
there
is
no
difference
between
subject
and
object,
nor
between
the
world
and
its
image.
He
used
this
idea
in
his
special
theory
of
relativity,
under
the
title
"On
the
Electrodynamics
of
solids"
as
he
applied
the
Lorentz
transformation
to
Maxwell's
equations
to
symmetrize
them
and
so
leaving
the
magnetic
forces
behind
from
the
perspective
of
a
fast
electron.
As
a
result,
he
conveyed
to
the
reader
the
impression
that
they
were
gone.
He
probably
had
no
idea
what
spirits
he
called
by
it.
But
the
attentive
reader
of
the
Einstein
article
should
not
be
missed
that
one
gets
while
by
changing
the
observer's
location,
which
is
a
mathematical
transformation,
a
different
picture
of
the
world,
but
only
a
picture
and
no
other
world.
Physically,
nothing
has
changed.
This
suggests
Maya,
the
Indian
goddess
of
deception,
as
Schopenhauer
could
confirm
if
he
had
been
alive
at
that
time.
This
is
the
stuff
life
of
the
magician.
The
crowd
of
spirits
of
Monsignor
Lemaître
created
the
Lemaître
universe
also
known
as
"Big
Bang"
or
"standard
model
of
cosmology"
,
based
on
the
theory
of
relativity,
the
theory
holding
the
image
of
the
world
for
the
world
itself
in
order
to
reconcile
science
with
religion.
Lemaître
himself
considered
this
shift
in
the
optical
spectra
for
a
reference
to
a
escape
movement
of
galaxies,
which
fits
the
idea
of
the
world
as
a
surface
of
an
expanding
balloon.
Only
for
realists
a
surface
is
no
room but at most its image.
No science, even physics can not do without the four basic assumptions.
1. Conservation of mass and energy
2. Causality
3. The unity of opposites
4. The self-similarity instead of symmetry
Ifn’t
would
be
a
wall
in
the
minds
of
Western
thinkers
as
a
result
of
the
commandment
You
shall
have
no
other
gods
before
me
they
would
recognize
the
profound
wisdom
of
the
ancient
Indian
philosophy,
where
these
three
principles
are
symbolized
by
impersonal
gods.
The
possibility
of
personal
choice
gods
cancels
the
absolutist
claim
to
truth
and
promoted
the
democratization
of
a
heterogeneous community of faith. This approach would much closer to Lemaître's idea than the claim to absolute truth.
last revision: 01/24/2017
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About Magicians, E=mc² and the Cosmos
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The physical world view between reality and surrealism
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The cosmos emerged out of nothing and is an empty
space. The void expands and it curls, says the
standard cosmology.
• E = mc² = 0 = mgh as initial condition
• 0 * a = 0 for the extent and
• 0 = a * sin b for the corrugation
Nothing is nothing, no matter what mathematical
operation is involved, unless a magician is at work.
Enter the secrets of astrophysics and learn how to be
deceived.
Mathematics should be the language of God.
Until the Reformation, it was Latin.
But who understands foreign languages perfectly?
So it is not surprising that his self-proclaimed
representatives on earth get tangled up in
contradictions.