Manuel S Morales
Plenary speaker and Blind
Observer workshop organizer
Manuel S Morales is an independent researcher in a new field of physics,
i.e., origin mechanics. He has a BFA in illustration and AS in photography. His
notable career as an artist inadvertently led to conducting a twelve-year
experiment at TemptDestiny.com, which revealed that the current methods and
theories of science are incomplete. He has applied his findings to particle
physics, theoretical physics, experimental physics, condensed matter physics,
biology, and in analytics such as key performance indicators. He has served as
a referee for a number of physics journals.
The goal of the workshop is for attendees to
gain new insight of how to include the hidden mechanisims necessary to conduct
any and all empirical studies in their field of expertise via hands-on
exploration and blind life drawing exercises.
Title of plenary talk: How
the Observer Has Blinded Science
To date, systematic studies used in science
are in essence studies of the effects of the natural world. However, the
mechanics involved that are necessary to conduct such research have found to be
ignored and thus, not accounted for. This fundamental omission error would be
of no consequence if the two mechanisms involved were not mutually exclusive
and jointly exhaustive or if this necessary function to conduct any and all
experiments was only a singular mechanism. Unfortunately, it has been confirmed
without ambiguity that there are indeed two mutually exclusive and jointly
exhaustive mechanisms necessary to conduct any and all empirical studies and
that the failure to account for these two origin variables, both in practice
and in theory, inherently lead to false-positive results/conclusions. Case in
point, the observer in modern physics is understood to
cause perturbations to the system being observed by simply observing it. But
what if the observer was not something that measured physical reality but
instead was an effect of the two mutually exclusive and jointly exhaustive
mechanisms currently ignored by the practice of science? The topic of this
discussion will explore how the wave function collapse phenomenon observed in
physics is not caused by the effect of observation but by the mechanisms that
create the effect of observation itself.
To
find us on ResearchGate kindly follow the link: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/331407640_How_The_Observer_Has_Blinded_Science
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