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	Dead Matter has Memory Classical physics revitalized
	ALBERT EINSTEIN never accepted quantum mechanics. Although he found it very impressive, he denied its probabilistic form. He claimed that it missed something and that time would prove him right. In subtle arguments he defended his views until his death in 1955. He summed up his arguments in the aphorism 'God does not play dice'. For this, his firm conception, Albert Einstein has received much criticism. He has been called an old fool that lived out of pace with time, unable to adapt his views to new findings. Of course, Einstein was right! Read about it in the book: Dead Matter has Memory by Svante Westerlund. This book is written in an attempt to take care of some deficiencies that are attached to physical theory. The models there used are often very simple. Here new models are launched that are better adapted to reality, and bring with them many exciting consequences for the theory. Thus, fundamental concepts like determinism, equilibrium, and chance become impossible and photons and entropy can be eliminated. Instead, the new theory contains concepts like memory, lifetime, and causality. Various paradoxes can be eliminated. The new theory also applies to human behaviour. Buy 'Dead Matter Has Memory' by depositing SEK 150:- on postgiro account 36 86 92-0, Causal Consulting. The price includes VAT and postage. Summary of 'Dead Matter has Memory' by Svante Westerlund Click here » Lacoste Shoes Saletory burch flatsNike Dunk Highchristian louboutin pumpstory burch bagsCheap Air max shoesnike air max 2010air force 1christian louboutin uktory burch shoeslebron shoesLacoste Shoes 2010 You need Adobe Acrobat Reader to read Einstein¡¯s Relativity - and what it really is. Download Adobe Reader » Einstein¡¯s Relativity - and what it really is by Svante Westerlund Click here »

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