Education is Freedom Paulo Friere Philomath: The Geometric Unification of Science & Art Through Number Robert Edward Grant and Talal Ghannam PhD For those ordained in the ancient Pythagorean schools of science and philosophy, numbers were more than just counters; they were sacred. Their divinity came from the understanding that […]
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Education is Freedom Paulo Friere The Electric Universe: A New View of the Earth, the Sun and the Heavens by Wallace Thornhill and David Talbott Is our understanding of the forces that move the cosmos correct? Could it be that our accepted view of a universe dominated by gravity is […]
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Education is Freedom Paulo Friere Who Built The Moon? by Christopher Knight and Alan Butler It is perhaps a disturbing and inconvenient truth to some that, upon assessing all the scientific evidence on the nature of the moon and it’s origins, is the inescapable conclusion that the moon cannot be […]
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Education is Freedom Paulo Friere Stalking The Wild Pendulum: On The Mechanics of Consciousness by Itzhak Bentov Consciousness has always been a major problem in scientific circles. The “hard” problem of consciousness as it has become known stems from the fact that it’s presence is clearly felt and experienced by […]
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Education is Freedom Paulo Friere The Fourth Phase of Water: Beyond Solid, Liquid, Vapor by Gerald H. Pollack We have always been told that there are only 3 phases of water; solid, liquid and gas. This book shatters this fundamental assumption and illustrates with elegant simplicity that a fourth, semi-crystalline […]
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Education is Freedom Paulo Friere The Nature Fix: Why Nature Makes Us Happier, Healthier and More Creative by Florence Williams This book provides a charismatic and scientific explanation of the importance of being immersed in nature – unconsciously observing the myriad of calming fractal patterns on a leaf, barely perceiving […]
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Education is Freedom Paulo Friere Brilliant Green: The Surprising History and Science of Plant Intelligence by Stefano Mancuso and Alessandra Viola How many senses do you think plants have? If you guessed less than 20, you’d be wrong. What we as a species consider to be a primitive life form, […]
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