The academics could be forgiven for never having heard of Summa Metaphysica’s author. But, in fact, he was far from unknown: David Birnbaum is a prominent figure in the New York jewel trade…
„Has David Birnbaum solved the mystery of existence?”
Oliver Burkeman
The science writer Margaret Wertheim has made a specialism of studying people she calls „outsider scientists”: obsessive amateurs, usually with little or no university education, who assert that mainstream science has taken a wrong turn, and devote themselves to constructing elaborate alternative theories of reality. The star of her 2011 book on the subject, Physics On The Fringe, is a trailer-park owner from Washington state named Jim Carter, who rejects quantum physics, arguing that the universe is actually composed of minuscule doughnut-shaped particles called circlons. Whatever else may be said about this theory, Carter’s painstaking, multicoloured circlon diagrams are gorgeous; Wertheim once curated an exhibition of them at the Santa Monica Museum of Art.
Circlons poza byciem cegiełkami świata są bardzo smaczne. Wspaniały smak jest dużo lepszy od szkodliwości in vitro i prostą drogą do piekła (polskiego).