Resumo de The Future Of Science

This
is truly an outstanding book. I have been searching for a
long time to find a sensible secular
scientific explanation of the
universe. Currently the standard theory,
representing the
opinion of the majority of researches from
various disciplines,
has all the hallmarks of a theory in
collapse. The latest
information from the Chandra deep field
infa-red and X-ray
survey (showing complete stars and galaxies
at extreme
distances have a quite normal stellar
population), the Sloan
Digital Sky high definition galaxy survey
(showing a pattern
that is not indicative of Current theory),
gravitational anomalies
from orbital data receives by deep space
probes, the
necessity for introducing unreal amounts of
dark matter and
energy to account for galactic orbital
characteristics, the failure
to find evidence of gravitational particles
or mediators at
CERN, tends to confirm this state of
affairs.

With
the arrival of McCutcheon''s book the ''Final theory'' I feel
at last I have found a solid theory
realistically built on simple
basic principles from the ground up.
McCutcheon, in an almost
kindly way, leads us gently to inescapable
conclusions. His
clear cut, precise and rational
explanations are beautiful to
follow. So much so it is quite clear that
the single principle
elucidated by McCutcheon and from which he
draws the
understanding of all physical phenomena,
from the atom to the
galaxy and everything in-between, must
surely replace our
current thinking.

A very
telling section of the book, which has the hall mark
of truth, is the knifelike dissection of
the standard
explanations for gravitational attraction
of fixed and orbiting
bodies postulated by Newton and developed
by Einstein
showing where assumptions are made and how
they are
built entirely on flawed reasoning and even
erroneous
mathematics -- clearly explaining why this
is so McCutcheon
then shows the ease with which any orbiting
body can
influence every other in the universe,
immediately, without
time and without the tremendous unseen attraction
forces
being involved. The natural geometry of all
bodies is to move
in curved trajectories determined by size
and not by mass.
Einstein''s "time is relative" is
replaced by McCutcheon''s "size
is relative". Space is again regulated
to being absolutely
nothing as it should be and time is again
constant throughout
the universe. But it doesn''t stop here. His
analysis of the
current theory of atomic structure, and
replacement for it
including chemical bonding is brilliant.

I have
no hesitation in saying that this publication is an
incredible achievement. It is the breath of
scientific fresh air
that has been far too long in coming. It is
contains important
and essential principles underling all
physical phenomena.
Don''t be put off by individual or institutional
prejudice and
recourse to superior knowledge or
qualifications. This book
is the future of science."

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