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In 1979, the Science Unit of Australia’s ABC television simulations; instead, it generated cancer-like biological documented the work of the Science-Art Research Centre distortions through space-time. within its eight-part series The Scientists: Profiles of Discovery. The Centre's bio-aesthetics researcher, the late Dr During that year, at the International Centre for George Robert Cockburn, London Fellow of the Royal Theoretical Physics in Trieste, Italy, China's most highly College of Medicine who had worked with the Centre's awarded physicist, Kun Huang, proposed a research plan mathematician, became concerned by the scientific that was put into operation by the Centre. Professor community's refusal to challenge its obsolete Huang was angry that Einstein and the framers of the —_ understanding of the second law of thermodynamics. He 20th-century world-view were unable to discuss the published several books about creative consciousness Classical Greek life sciences in infinite biological energy | based upon the ancient Greek fractal logic life-science. terms. He proposed that by observing the evolutionary His correction to Immanuel Kant's aesthetics was later patterning changes to species designed upon ancient ound to be validated by the 19th- century Greek Golden Mean geometry, it should be possible to mathematician Bernard Bolzano and his Theory o deduce the nature of the life-force governing their | Science. Bolzano's own correction to Kant's aesthetics evolution through space-time. He suggested that the ad been assessed by Edmund Husserl in his Logical world's seashell fossil record would provide the nvestigations, vol. 1, Prolegomena to Pure Logic (sn 61, necessary patterning-change information. The research Appendix) (1900) as being the work of one of the greates' was assisted by the communities of the six towns ogicians of all time. comprising the Riverland region We know that Bolzano of South Australia. corrected the aesthetic logic o During the 1980s, the Centre's Q Immanuel Kant by using aspects several, seashell life-energy The work was acclaimed of fractal logic, as the famous papers, written oy he Centre's for the discovery of new Bo zano-Wielerstrass theorem of mathematician Chris Illert, were . . is now synonymous wi published by Italy's leading physics laws governing the pioneering of modern fracta scientific journal, Il Nuovo optimum biological growth logic. The aesthetics associated Cimento. In 1990, two of the with Kant, belonging to the papers were selected as and development through destructive entropic world-view, representing important _fi is hailed as being of globa discoveries of the 20th century space time. importance during the 21s and were reprinted by the century when in fact it is known world's leading technological 0 be obsolete. J. Alberto Coffa's research institute, the Institute of Electrical and — book The Semantic Tradition from Kant to Carnap: To the Vienna Electronics Engineers in Washington, DC. Station (1991) contains the statement (p. 23): "Kant had By deriving an art—-master optics formula from the not even seen these problems; Bolzano solved them. Italian Renaissance which can be considered to be And his solutions were made possible by, and were the associated with fractal logic, a simulation of a living source of, a new approach to the content and character seashell creature was generated. By lowering the of a priori knowledge." The famous Bolzano-Weierstrass musical harmonics, a simulation of the creature's fossil theorem was based upon fractal logic concepts. ancestor was obtained. By lowering the musical order by In the book The Beauty of Fractals: Images of Complex a different amount, the simulation of a strange, | Dynamical Systems (eds H.-O. Peitgen and P. H. Richter, grotesque creature was generated. The Smithsonian Springer-Verlag, 1986) is a chapter entitled "Freedom, nstitution identified the fossil as being the famous Science, and Aesthetics" by Professor Gert Eilenberger, Nipponites mirabilis that drifted along the coast of Japan 20 who also corrected an aspect of Kantian Aesthetics in million years ago. It was designed to drift along upright order to upgrade quantum mechanics into quantum in water in order to ensnare its prey. Chris Illert became biology. Professor Eilenberger wrote about the he first scientist to link its evolution to a living seashell. excitement surrounding pictures of fractal computer art In 1995, the discovery won an internationally peer- as demonstrating that "out of research an inner reviewed biology prize from the Institute for Basic | connection, a bridge, can be made between rational Research in the USA. Kun Huang was greatly honoured. scientific insight and emotional aesthetic appeal; these The work was acclaimed for the discovery of new physics — two modes of cognition of the human species are now aws governing optimum biological growth and beginning to concur in their estimation of what development through space-time. The Research constitutes nature”. nstitute's president, Professor Ruggero Santilli, in The Science-Art Centre had discovered that by using collaboration with the Centre's mathematician, made a __ special 3D optical glasses, holographic images emerged most important observation: that the accepted scientific Conti d 79 world-view could not be used to generate such futuristic simulations; instead, it generated cancer-like biological distortions through space-time. The Centre's bio-aesthetics researcher, the late Dr George Robert Cockburn, London Fellow of the Royal College of Medicine who had worked with the Centre's mathematician, became concerned by the scientific community's refusal to challenge its obsolete understanding of the second law of thermodynamics. He published several books about creative consciousness based upon the ancient Greek fractal logic life-science. His correction to Immanuel Kant's aesthetics was later ound to be validated by the 19th- century mathematician Bernard Bolzano and his Theory of Science. Bolzano's own correction to Kant's aesthetics had been assessed by Edmund Husserl in his Logical nvestigations, vol. 1, Prolegomena to Pure Logic (sn 61, Appendix) (1900) as being the work of one of the greatest ogicians of all time. ee We physics laws governing optimum biological growth and development through space-time. 60 * NEXUS The work was acclaimed for the discovery of new Continued on page 79 FEBRUARY - MARCH 2011 www.nexusmagazine.com