Written by a natural scientist, this book is an essay on universal consciousness, which the author explores using a comparative approach borrowed from the neurosciences and Physics. A super sentient being, God is relative to a level of organization and is necessarily hidden for sentient beings of lower levels. An additional new line of thought for theology as well as Physics is laid out on the Physics concept of sampling rate.This is the first book that provides evidence that God exists based on data from Biology and Physics.
This is the third edition of the groundbreaking interpretation of Parmenides. "Eon" does not refer to "Being" but to a formal language that must be used in a science of Physis. A milestone in Philosophy.
The male totem has been energizing and guiding males, and civilization, through the ages; this has been the backbone of history. In our times, the male totem is riding majestically across all continents, staging the same act it staged in the Iliad and in klepht songs. It is alarming that while this majestic and horrific eternal torrent has been shaping civilization across the face of the earth, narrow-minded political science and sociological analyses proliferate in ignorance.
A new translation of the ancient text leads to a groundbreaking interpretation of Parmenides. The Parmenidean "eon" does not refer to "Being" but to a formal language that must be used for a science of Physics. A milestone in Philosophy and Philosophy of Physics.
This is a truly ground breaking analysis of Homer's Iliad. The author, a natural scientist, embarks on a journey through this eternal masterpiece employing an arsenal of conceptual tools from Anthropology (ethnology), Ethology, Psychoanalysis, Neuroscience, and Philosophy. A terrifying and at the same time tender look into the darkness of the male soul. Seldom has Homer emerged so majestic and insightful. A landmark in Homeric scholarship. The new concept of the male totem that this book creates is destined to provide insights into the pressing problems our world faces today, for example, conflict of Islam with western ideas, Sharia, and Jihad.
This book teaches students and researchers how to analyze their data (statistical tests) using simple arithmetic and only five simple formulas.All statistical tests, from the most simple to very complex) are included with examples. The most important achievement of this book is to explain with words the logic of applied statistics, This is necessary in experimental sciences. TABLE OF CONTENTS PART 1 THEORY CONCEPTS STATISTICAL TESTS What is Statistics Descriptive Statistics Inferential Statistics Non-parametric Statistics Parametric Statistics The median The mode The mean Variance The standard normal curve The normal-distribution table - how to use Standard error of the mean The t-test The t-distribution table Paired t-test The F-distribution table - how to use 2 x 2 factorial Analysis of Variance ANOVA 2 x 3 factorial Analysis of Variance ANOVA ANOVA mixed split plot ANOVA repeated measures List of summary tables of ANOVA designs Formulas for df in ANOVA PART 2 LECTURE AND LAB Lecture 1 Numbers Quantities Measurement Lecture 2 Goddess Normal Curve Lecture 3 Variance and standard deviation Lecture 4 The uses of the normal distribution Lecture 5 The t-test Lecture 6 Analysis of variance One-way ANOVA Lecture 7 Analysis of Variance Factorial Designs Two-Way ANOVA Lecture 8 Repeated measures, correlated groups Lecture 9 Complex, mixed, split-plot designs PART 3.STATISTICAL DESIGN Identify the design-case 1 Identify the design-case 2 Identify the design-case 3 Identify the design-case 4 Identify the design-case 5 Identify the design-case 6 Identify the design-case 7 Identify the design-case 8 Identify the design-case 9 Identify the design-case 10 Identify the design-case 11 Identify the design-case 12 Identify the design-case 13 PART 4.PRACTICE EXERCISES The mean: practice exercises and solutions Variance: practice exercises and solution The problem The solution The sum of squares: practice exercises and solutions The problem The solution Standard deviation practice exercises and solutions The problem The solution ANOVA mixed split plot- practice example Statistical design practice question APPENDIX Five simple formulas for all parametric statistics Statistical Tables The Normal Distribution Table The t-distribution Table The F Distribution Table Key to the design questions of part 3, discussion FAQ Frequently Asked Questions The standard normal curve formula
In this book the author tells the story of his friendship with Yannis, a farmer baker in the villages of Mount Dirfy on Evia island, the rituals of male friendship, joys and fights, old age, separation and death. A strange but real story that will bring tears to the eyes of men who were fortunate to live the experience of a strong, nonsexual bond with another male.
Most students and professors in Philosophy and the Humanities in general, consider Statistics a boring mathematical tool of little or no relevance to their disciplines. Yet philosophers for thousands of years have been struggling with the concepts of Truth and Cause. The search for Truth has been in the core of philosophical discussions since the the time of the presocratic philosophers. Cause is a concept currently vividly discussed on web fora.
In this book, the author presents a new thesis regarding apophatic philosophy. He traces the roots of "De Mystica Theologia" by Dionysius Areopagite (pseudo Dionysius) in the poem of Parmenides "peri physeos". As a secondary theme, the author explores the ineffable in Greek philosophy.
The Iliad is about "klea andron", the glorious and terrible deeds of men in relation to other men, the raw content of the soul of man, but not of woman. It is a vast lagoon of dream fragments of the male unconscious, haunted with eternal shadows that compete, strut, fight, kill and rape, and above all seek the approval of other men. In this book, I have traced the history of the Iliad from papyrus, to parchment, to paper, to e-book. Next, I have looked critically into the first ten lines of Book 1 of the Iliad in the Latin, French, Greek (vernacular), and lastly English translations, beginning with the first translations of Hall, and Chapman. New translations of passages recovered from papyri and parchment, done by the present author, are included. Lastly, a theory of translation of poetry is attempted.
A simple story of a retired man. A lunch under a mulberry tree that opens the doors to the simple joys of life, the hidden pain, drama and despair. A Kafka like nightmare.
This is a new reading of Heraclitus by a natural scientist who challenges the traditional view of Heraclitus as the philosopher of flux. A parallel analysis of Heraclitus and Parmenides removes the alleged enigmas and obscurity of their thought, and reveals groundbreaking epistemological thinking. Heraclitus' work is simply an epistemological essay, an essay on method in natural science.
The author of this book taught introductory and advanced statistics in American colleges for many years. He is also a researcher with life-long experience in applying Statistics. This is a unique book (American Journal of Applied Sciences ajassp.2016.1033.1039). It teaches you elementary and advanced Statistics with only 5 simple formulas and simple arithmetic. No college Math needed. Learn the concepts and logic of Statistics through stories. Understanding the concepts and logic of statistics makes formulas unnecessary as formulas summarize what operations you must perform, regrettably without understanding. . Grasp the concepts and logic of Statistics and become a better student and researcher and gain confidence in your thesis defense and live presentations of your research. All parametric statistical tests covered with examples.This book is on the shelves of many libraries such as Princeton, \Oxford, Cambridge, and is referenced in research publications. Descriptive and inferential Statistics. variance standard deviation the normal curve t-test one-way analysis of variance (ANOVA) two-way ANOVA repeated measures ANOVA 2x2 factorial designs factorial designs unlimited complex split-plot designs This book is based on my lectures of a two-semester Statistics course and my experiences in teaching a two-semester Psychology Neuroscience lab for two decades. In such a situation I was forced to teach elementary and advanced Statistics as it relates to real life, i.e., experimental science. Judging from the fact that my students went on to such schools as Princeton, Yale, Karolinska, Harvard, MIT, I should say that was a successful course. This book is the easiest Statistics book while it goes much farther into advanced statistical analysis than most introductory books. It will be useful to college students and researchers. REVIEWS 5.0 out of 5 stars Statistics Made Relatable Reviewed in the United States on December 29, 2020 Verified Purchase As someone who suffered terribly through a mandatory probability and statistics class in college, I am pleasantly surprised to find a new instructional book in statistics that actually promises to be a fun and entertaining read. Michael Nikoletseas has written precisely such a book here. He teaches statistics by walking the reader through real life anecdote after real life anecdote to which he applies principles of statistics. He thus makes the arcane eminently relatable for the lay reader. Where was this book when I was in college? If your schooling or work includes working with statistics, do yourself a favor and buy this book.
An analysis of the poem of Parmenides from a natural science perspective shows that it is based on Heraclitus' book. Imagery, philosophy, and even words were borrowed from Heraclitus. The new picture that emerges warrants the conclusion that Parmenides paraphrased Heraclitus in verse.
The nose and mouth are considered the major sites of entry for SARS-CoV-2 virus (COVID-19). Additional sites are the eyes, ears, and any opening in the body anatomical or due to trauma. Transport of the virus to the lungs as well as other organs may take place via the respiratory tubes, vessels, fascial planes, or retrograde and anterograde axonal transport. This book lays out these sites and routes in detail. This book provides useful information for the practicing physician and researcher. The general reader may use this information in planning better prophylactic measures.
This is a unique book, written by a professor of Medicine who spent years teaching medical anatomy in the laboratory as well the lecture hall of USA medical schools, this book teaches you the cranial nerves in three dimensional space. You need to know the cranial nerves in three dimensional space; knowing the cranial nerves in lists, tables and mnemonics is useless for practicing physicians. An additional unique feature of this book is the connections it makes to neuroanatomy which is traditionally taught in the second semester to first-year medical students in the USA. Lastly, physicians, especially neurosurgeons and radiologists, will find the detailed tracing of cranial nerves in the cranium useful.
Written by a "grandson" of B. F. Skinner and a direct descendant of German scientists that shaped American Psychology (Hermann von Helmholtz and Wilhelm Max Wundt), this book is unique in that it maintains a philosophical / historical perspective, while at the same time giving the inside story of Behaviorism and providing insights on basic concepts in Psychology in light of new developments in neurophysiology and molecular neuroscience.
Tales from Ahmetaga" is a collection of stories set in a fictional town in Greece of 1950 to the present. The manifest theme is friendship, loss or separation. Underneath the elegiac milieu there is a journey into the darkness of the male soul. The stories are apparently autobiographical, however the reader will often find himself roaming in the dreamworld. Dry and deeply moving.
Elpenor, the Homeric warrior, begs for a burial. In this book the author continues the Ahmetaga saga. In this autobiographical work, the author includes some moving stories of his lost friends.
The author of this book taught introductory and advanced statistics in American colleges for many years. He is also a researcher with life-long experience in applying Statistics. This is a unique book (American Journal of Applied Sciences ajassp.2016.1033.1039). It teaches you elementary and advanced Statistics with only 5 simple formulas and simple arithmetic. No college Math needed. Learn the concepts and logic of Statistics through stories. Understanding the concepts and logic of statistics makes formulas unnecessary as formulas summarize what operations you must perform, regrettably without understanding. . Grasp the concepts and logic of Statistics and become a better student and researcher and gain confidence in your thesis defense and live presentations of your research. All parametric statistical tests covered with examples.This book is on the shelves of many libraries such as Princeton, \Oxford, Cambridge, and is referenced in research publications. Descriptive and inferential Statistics. variance standard deviation the normal curve t-test one-way analysis of variance (ANOVA) two-way ANOVA repeated measures ANOVA 2x2 factorial designs factorial designs unlimited complex split-plot designs This book is based on my lectures of a two-semester Statistics course and my experiences in teaching a two-semester Psychology Neuroscience lab for two decades. In such a situation I was forced to teach elementary and advanced Statistics as it relates to real life, i.e., experimental science. Judging from the fact that my students went on to such schools as Princeton, Yale, Karolinska, Harvard, MIT, I should say that was a successful course. This book is the easiest Statistics book while it goes much farther into advanced statistical analysis than most introductory books. It will be useful to college students and researchers. REVIEWS 5.0 out of 5 stars Statistics Made Relatable Reviewed in the United States on December 29, 2020 Verified Purchase As someone who suffered terribly through a mandatory probability and statistics class in college, I am pleasantly surprised to find a new instructional book in statistics that actually promises to be a fun and entertaining read. Michael Nikoletseas has written precisely such a book here. He teaches statistics by walking the reader through real life anecdote after real life anecdote to which he applies principles of statistics. He thus makes the arcane eminently relatable for the lay reader. Where was this book when I was in college? If your schooling or work includes working with statistics, do yourself a favor and buy this book.
A simple story of a retired man. A lunch under a mulberry tree that opens the doors to the simple joys of life, the hidden pain, drama and despair. A Kafka like nightmare.
In this book the author tells the story of his friendship with Yannis, a farmer baker in the villages of Mount Dirfy on Evia island, the rituals of male friendship, joys and fights, old age, separation and death. A strange but real story that will bring tears to the eyes of men who were fortunate to live the experience of a strong, nonsexual bond with another male.
A new translation of the ancient text leads to a groundbreaking interpretation of Parmenides. The Parmenidean "eon" does not refer to "Being" but to a formal language that must be used for a science of Physics. A milestone in Philosophy and Philosophy of Physics.
The male totem has been energizing and guiding males, and civilization, through the ages; this has been the backbone of history. In our times, the male totem is riding majestically across all continents, staging the same act it staged in the Iliad and in klepht songs. It is alarming that while this majestic and horrific eternal torrent has been shaping civilization across the face of the earth, narrow-minded political science and sociological analyses proliferate in ignorance.
An analysis of the poem of Parmenides from a natural science perspective shows that it is based on Heraclitus' book. Imagery, philosophy, and even words were borrowed from Heraclitus. The new picture that emerges warrants the conclusion that Parmenides paraphrased Heraclitus in verse.
The Iliad is about "klea andron", the glorious and terrible deeds of men in relation to other men, the raw content of the soul of man, but not of woman. It is a vast lagoon of dream fragments of the male unconscious, haunted with eternal shadows that compete, strut, fight, kill and rape, and above all seek the approval of other men. In this book, I have traced the history of the Iliad from papyrus, to parchment, to paper, to e-book. Next, I have looked critically into the first ten lines of Book 1 of the Iliad in the Latin, French, Greek (vernacular), and lastly English translations, beginning with the first translations of Hall, and Chapman. New translations of passages recovered from papyri and parchment, done by the present author, are included. Lastly, a theory of translation of poetry is attempted.
Tales from Ahmetaga" is a collection of stories set in a fictional town in Greece of 1950 to the present. The manifest theme is friendship, loss or separation. Underneath the elegiac milieu there is a journey into the darkness of the male soul. The stories are apparently autobiographical, however the reader will often find himself roaming in the dreamworld. Dry and deeply moving.
This is a new reading of Heraclitus by a natural scientist who challenges the traditional view of Heraclitus as the philosopher of flux. A parallel analysis of Heraclitus and Parmenides removes the alleged enigmas and obscurity of their thought, and reveals groundbreaking epistemological thinking. Heraclitus' work is simply an epistemological essay, an essay on method in natural science.
Elpenor, the Homeric warrior, begs for a burial. In this book the author continues the Ahmetaga saga. In this autobiographical work, the author includes some moving stories of his lost friends.
A new reading of Parmenides' poem by a natural scientist. The author challenges the traditional ontological interpretation of the poem. Evidence is presented in support of an alternative thesis which views the poem as an epistemological essay on method in natural science.
In this book, the author presents a new thesis regarding apophatic philosophy. He traces the roots of "De Mystica Theologia" by Dionysius Areopagite (pseudo Dionysius) in the poem of Parmenides "peri physeos". As a secondary theme, the author explores the ineffable in Greek philosophy.
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