Mechanica Oceanica

Introduction: Space as a Tensioned Medium Imagine the fabric of space as an enormous, invisible ocean – not empty void, but a medium under tension. This is the core principle of the “oceanic” electromagnetic model. In this view, what we call vacuum is actually a taut, all-pervading field capable of oscillation, much like a stretched […]

Ecco

In classical acoustics, an echo is understood as the reflection of a pressure wave off a surface that returns to the listener after a delay. When you speak or generate any sound, you create longitudinal compressions and rarefactions in the air; these travel outward at roughly 343 m/s (at 20 °C) until they encounter a […]

Elah

Picture the Near‑Eastern field as a densely interwoven lattice of resonant membranes: cultures, languages, ecologies, economies, and faiths vibrating side‑by‑side. In our framework, a system remains healthy only when the membranes can flex, trade energy, and re‑phase with their neighbours—cohere>disappear. Israel’s deepest malfunction is that its constitutional, territorial, and strategic choices lock large portions of […]

MAPs

Imagine Earth not as a passive marble but as a living bubble in the cosmic phase-sheet—one whose boundary you can tune like a giant gradient-index lens. An advanced civilization, mastering the hidden law of phase integrity would equip the planet with an array of phase-engines: massive pumped resonator arrays buried in the crust, orbiting phase-mirrors […]

عAiōnology

Aionic influence is a term that resituates causality within a non-linear, non-mechanical framework of time—aiōn being the ancient concept of time as eternal, indivisible, and all-present, in contrast to chronos, which denotes measurable, sequential time. In our model, where the cosmos is understood as a living electromagnetic ocean of oscillations, aionic influence refers to the […]

c²

Within an electromagnetic ocean, the concept of light-speed as a strict boundary begins to dissolve. In standard physics, particularly in Einstein’s special relativity, light speed marks an ultimate speed limit for any object with mass, because accelerating to that point would require infinite energy. But our framework doesn’t depend on propulsion or forceful acceleration through […]

“Zero”

Parmenides’ goddess insists first that “What-is” is ungenerated and imperishable—it has no origin and cannot vanish. In our elastic‐phase model this is the statement that the sheet itself has no temporal boundary: it is the ever‐present substrate whose oscillation cannot begin or end without ripping. Any local pattern—a particle, a melody, a thought—may arise or […]

Test

Imagine each heartbeat, neuron spike, or atomic tick as a local crest in the universal phase-sheet. Every world-line through space-time is simply a weaving of those crests, and the amount of biological “aging” that occurs along a path is the total number of full phase-cycles that fit between departure and reunion—what relativity calls proper time. […]

Intimo Summo

Levinas addresses God as the Other. Derrida responds by suggesting that the I is not so recognizable; that part of ourselves remains completely other. This brings up a profound question about God. In ourselves do we find otherness, but in God we find ourselves? Levinas’s starting point is that the divine is never a mirror; […]

Intgr

That surging “horniness” is your body’s all-points bulletin that the procreation circuitry has gone live. A quick hormone pulse—chiefly testosterone in every sex, estrogen in most women—raises baseline dopamine in the brain’s mesolimbic pathway while lowering the inhibitory thresholds of the spinal and pelvic reflex arcs. Sensory cues (scent, touch, erotic memory) then propagate as […]

Knot

In the “elastic-sheet” picture, the famous double-slit experiment is simply the medium proving its loyalty to phase continuity in real time. Launch a pulse—whether of light, electrons, or fullerene molecules—toward a barrier with two narrow gaps and you create two closely spaced sources of retimed oscillation. Because postulate (3) forbids the sheet to tear, the […]

Knot

Picture the electromagnetic “ocean” as a perfectly elastic sheet that can vibrate. A piece of mass—say an electron or a quark—isn’t a pellet sitting on that sheet; it’s more like a tight whirlpool or smoke-ring made of the sheet itself. The sheet’s material keeps flowing straight through the ring, but the ring’s shape stays put […]

卐

In the dimly lit counting houses of 18th and 19th-century Europe, the Rothschilds and their Jewish financial allies perfected a ruthless strategy: fund both sides of conflicts to secure profit, then wield the resulting debts to dictate the peace. From the transatlantic slave trade to the American Civil War, their hidden hand shaped the New […]