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-- Electrical Physics Presently
Has a Mindset --
In examining the foundations of geometry, mechanics, and
electromagnetics, it becomes strikingly clear that substantial -- even
grave theoretical errors were made early on and perpetuated into
the existing theory. These errors are now so firmly entrenched
that they form a part of the "mindset" of almost all
physicists, engineers, and scientists.
So
ingrained are these errors and inconsistencies that the orthodox
scientist/theoretician finds it almost impossible to break out of them.
The
present mindset is analogous to the Newtonian mindset which so fiercely
resisted the new ideas of relativity, shortly after the turn of the
century. However, after a few scientists formulated the rules and
theory of the "relativity mathematics game," a new generation
of students, not yet so firmly engrained in the Newtonian mindset, could
grasp the new relativity when their teachers expounded it.
In
this short series of papers1,2
I will roughly outline where the founders of mechanics and
electromagnetics went wrong, and indicate the way to correct the
fundamental errors. In addition, I will briefly point out some of the
implications, and speak of some direct experimental proof.
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