Re: psychoceramics: [m--@e--.co.nz] Call For Papers -- Superluminal Aether Physics (fwd)

["Nathan Shumate" <n--@1--.com>]

I suppose one should ask about the "covert institutional world"  -- does
mean that they're the mainstream underground?
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> From: Andrew C. Bul+hac?k <a--@z--.net>
> To: p--@z--.zikzak.net
> Subject: psychoceramics: [m--@e--.co.nz] Call For Papers --
Superluminal Aether Physics (fwd)
> Date: Tuesday, June 30, 1998 9:18 AM
> 
> The latest goings on in the crackpot physics community.
> 
>  -- acb
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> -----Forwarded message from "M.Twain" <m--@e--.co.nz>-----
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> >From: "M.Twain" <m--@e--.co.nz>
> Organization: StarLeague NZ
> To: Aether 1000 <m--@e--.co.nz>
> Subject: Call For Papers -- Superluminal Aether Physics
> 
> Aether Colleague,
> 
> Please consider submitting an article to the new book "Action At A
> Distance".  I have been asked by the editors to solicit your
> participation.  In particular I will ask Guy Obolensky, Donald Reed, Jim
> Hodges, James Wright, Ben Kimpton, and several others to contribute to
> this new compilation.  Anyone who wants my help with illustrations, or
> as intermediary with the editors, just let me know.  [I will be
> submitting an article myself.]
> 
> The subject matter, the Superluminal Aether Continuum, is gaining
> accelerated technical definition in the solid state physics labs of the
> covert institutional world.  Our dissident community, of true natural
> philosophy, needs to maintain its lead in the language and knowledge of
> the aether physics -- to give greater confidence and inspiration to the
> alternative tinkerers around the globe.
> 
> An abstract from the Nova "Call For Papers" follows.  For the complete
> announcement, just send me an email request.
> 
> One World, One Kind,
> 
> Millennium Twain, del Sud
> [http://galeb.etf.bg.ac.yu/~malovic/muse]
> 
> ____________________
> 
> 
> Call for Papers on ACTION-AT-A-DISTANCE
> 
> The Editors of a proposed book on Action-at-a-distance to be published
> by "Nova Science Books and Journals", in the series 'Contemporary
> Fundamental Physics' invite submission of papers on this subject. The
> name of the compilation will be "Instantaneous  Action-at-a-Distance in
> Modern Physics: "Pro"  and "Contra"'. This means that all views on the
> issue will be considered, whether for or against the existence of IAAAD,
> provided that the following requirements are taken into account.
> 
> The aim of the book is to place before the ordinary intelligent
> person, the arguments both for and against what is arguably one of the
> most contentious scientific issues of our time and thus open-up the
> debate for general, democratic discussion.
> 
> Contributors to this compilation are therefore requested to test
> the quality of their ideas against the touchstone of commonsense
> comprehensibility rather than that, solely, of acceptance by their peers
> within their own academic speciality. This, of course, does not mean
> casting aside all need for logical and mathematical rigour. It simply
> seeks to ensure that such rigour does not become rigor mortis. Insofar
> as this rigour may involve mathematics, therefore, its use should be
> seen as a means towards commonsense understanding, not as an end in
> itself.
> 
> Contributors should be aware, then, that since this is
> essentially a multidisciplinary exercise, they should shape their
> language so as to be comprehensible to those equally competent in other
> relevant disciplines, including that of ordinary commonsense logic,
> 
> All physical and mathematical papers to be submitted by e-mail
> (a--@r--.cantera.mx) to
> 
> Professor Andrew Chubykalo,
> Escuela de Fisica,
> Universidad Autonoma de Zacatecas
> A .Post C-580
> Zacatecas, 98068, ZAC., Mexico.
> 
> All philosophical papers (e-mail or typescript) to be submitted to:
> 
> N.V. Pope,
> 'Llys Alaw', 10 West End,
> Penclawdd, Swansea, SA4 3YX, United Kingdom,
> e-mail: 1--@c--.com, or
> N.V.P--@s--.ac.uk
> 
> THE DEADLINE IS -- 15 October 1998
> 
> 
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