(1) What is religion? – Love can be unconditional emotionally, physically or mentally. Supernatural power by definition is something that is unconditional and not conditional and therefore cannot be used to harm anyone, either yourself or others.
(2) What things are conscious? – Darwin theory of evolution categorises life and consciousness as of purely accidental nature. But at the same time trying to explain consciousness rationally proves that scientists are confused in a very fundamental way. They themselves are admitting that their perception of reality is not reliable let alone convincing the rest of the public.
(3) Gender discrimination in the academia. – Men and women are morally and psychologically equal but not physically and this explains the state of affairs on Earth as ever. A physicist should always be aware of this difference to help think out of the box. Unlike work that needs physical strength academic environment is physically safe for women and it is really frustrating that yet they are being discriminated. Men and women competing between themselves for power, sex and money is ethically unacceptable.
(4) Become an influencer. – Self control means reducing oneself and not the rest of the world according to the “divide and rule” scheme. The holistic cause requires us to be all-preserving. Both beliefs are equally realistic invoking the spontaneous power of nature to fulfil anything beyond us human domain.
(5) The mathematician who worked out how to time travel. – Time travelling in principle is physically unconditional as the very free creation of the universe out of nothing and therefore not amenable to numerical analysis. In other words the phenomenon is purely qualitative and only possible to nature and not us humans by any means. Similar argument can also be made for teleportation.
(6) Did our universe have a beginning? – If the universe is freely existing then it cannot follow initial and final conditions as it is possible to conduct an experiment or an observation within the scope of our human devices. In other words the unconditional is not commensurate with the conditional.
(7) Is consciousness ultimate reality? – Every mechanism is artificial with zero as the origin and delayed bearing points in the space and time arena. But consciousness has its origin at the infinity and bearing point at zero simultaneously.
(8) Our human limitation. – Our psychological perception of the universe is equally limited as the physical influence we can exert on it. There is no premises to claim that the psychological cause has to be any more important than physical as far as life is concerned.
(9) The need for vitalism. – Life can only be unconditional if people are recognisable both in the past and future equally as in the present. People don’t just exist in time only to disappear with it like images but are physically and emotionally tangible, otherwise manifestation of the very physical world itself.
(10) The ethical art of healing. – Holistic cure in principle is not based on any set procedures rather it is the therapeutic exercise of thinking purely qualitatively and this is similar to talking therapy. The placebo effect and religious longevity are of holistic cure philosophy and also evidenced in reality. Talking therapy is holistic because it is purely language, cognitively open unlike memorising or picking details. Consequently thinking therapy also has to be possible involving qualitative dabbling and cognitively pending rather than bean counting. Holistic cure is making ourselves qualitatively aware of what things are in relation to health and nature and be careful of any bodily exchanges other the business mentality only breeds some more diseases. In principle holistic care is only possible immune to people seeking for business prospects. Talking therapy requiring language and quality thinking considering the basics of nature only comprise the culture of holistic cure and therapy. Holistic care is something possible by physically depending on others but emotionally supporting the carers.
(11) Moral understanding. – We educate children so that they fulfil their potential. Equally partnership requires that if one half does all the thinking then the other has to be physically supporting. But in the popular culture generally partnership is something that is specifically considered for the purpose of dancing.
(12) A psychological fact. – Talking and thinking, apart from feeling, are the dual instincts for survival being possible. Whereas thinking is mental, talking is more of physical nature and this difference tends to be gender polarised. But thinking is for guidance and talking is necessary for management.
(13) An educational advice. – When you are trapped in a war situation you may have better thinking capacity than your adversary, but they may know something that you don’t know. That is what they mean when they say that the devil is in the detail.
(14) The norms of political debating. – Forensic analysis of human behaviour at all levels is vital for decision making. Both thinking and evolution of situations take time. But ethical criteria are free from any conditions and of permanent consequence that we should be observant of. If in the state of crisis, whether in terms health or education, scientists debating is failing to influence the government policy then the only other option is to do away with the very need for political leaders deciding the course of further developments at national or global level.
(15) The criteria for research. – It is a fundamental law of nature that thinking is the least course of action but uniform. Whereas solving problems is by exploring possibilities, prevention of problems is by balancing the extremes. They are simply the two different ways of tackling problems and situations but, prevention is better than cure. Creative thinking is possible be adapting to the change of circumstances rather than picking specific nature of circumstances. Business mentality discourages sense of freedom and therefore leads to accumulation of work in the feedback loop plotting. Both ethically and technically judging competitions in any form are only tolerated but not encouraged in the interest of health and wellbeing. The culture of competitions in the world generally is the root cause for degeneration of mental health in people, as it is the hazard that some individuals are liable to be addicted.
(16) Political view. – The twentieth century Soviet dictator Josef Stalin said, “weapons are gods of war”. It is a fact of life that one is not supposed to fight a tiger or handle anything foul barehanded. Weapons are deployed to deal with situations according to the natural bidding depending on how pathologically the society is charged.
(17) Climate emergency – Engineering and economic approach is bound to be never ending struggle. Theory and ethics are the other options to obviate unnecessary work. The whole world is gripped with intrigue racing with the big businesses to achieve net zero carbon emissions. If scientists are unable to influence the world governments’ policies as far as the climate emergency is concerned then we need to somehow do away with their consent altogether. Unlike politicians and businesses scientists have to evolve in thinking with changing circumstances.
(18) Paranormal terms – For notation whether it be in sciences, arts or humanities we can only manage with finite number of signs and symbols for representation of knowledge even using computers in a viable way. The same signs and symbols are meant to be used recurrently for the bookkeeping of accumulating knowledge over the course of time. We need a new discipline “cryptological physics” to explain anything coincidental in nature. Coincidences do not have to be perfect but they may follow patterns and in various different ways in disguise. Coincidences are only sensible in requirement for consciousness to be physically possible.
(19) Climate emergency – People can exist in parallel worlds with conflicting views about the climate change depending on our individual needs and wants. This is the very similar situation with those who believe that Earth is flat, whatever cause they might be espousing for. Therefore we somehow need to ethically balance people’s needs and wants between ourselves to prevent crisis. Knowing the facts about the conditions of the physical world is enough, we also need to know the facts about people underneath their public view as the prerequisite concern.
(20) Philosophy point – Knowing demands that we cannot get something out of nothing – conditional. Feeling means we can get something out of nothing – unconditional. But thinking is only possible arbitrating the dual causes – exconditional.
(21) Vitalism decree – Farming for food production and the need to raise families are the human endeavours fraught with competitions and conflicts in the very raw state of life on the planet as ever. Both institutions need to be considered in conjugation at the point of sensible ethical resolution.