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I started as a physics major in 1964 at the University of Chicago, but soon blew out on the Schroedinger equation: what a big disappointment that was. NO understanding at all! Just more meaningless math! I shifted to Humanities. Steven Rado brought me back to physics in 1996, with Aethro-kinematics. I awarded his first Nobul Prize then: http://net-prophet.net/nobul/rado/rado.htm I've been promoting him ever since. In 2008 I *JUMPED* at the chance to edit Aethro-dynamics. What an honor! Steven is the greatest physicist of all time! I'm just a beginning student. | I started as a physics major in 1964 at the University of Chicago, but soon blew out on the Schroedinger equation: what a big disappointment that was. NO understanding at all! Just more meaningless math! I shifted to Humanities. Steven Rado brought me back to physics in 1996, with Aethro-kinematics. I awarded his first Nobul Prize then: http://net-prophet.net/nobul/rado/rado.htm I've been promoting him ever since. In 2008 I *JUMPED* at the chance to edit Aethro-dynamics. What an honor! Steven is the greatest physicist of all time! I'm just a beginning student. | ||
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Latest revision as of 12:57, 30 December 2016
Konchok Penday | |
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| Residence | Big Bend, CA, United States |
| Nationality | USA |
| Known for | Steven Rado's Aether Physics, Aether |
| Scientific career | |
| Fields | Edited Aethro-dynamics for Steven Rado |
I started as a physics major in 1964 at the University of Chicago, but soon blew out on the Schroedinger equation: what a big disappointment that was. NO understanding at all! Just more meaningless math! I shifted to Humanities. Steven Rado brought me back to physics in 1996, with Aethro-kinematics. I awarded his first Nobul Prize then: http://net-prophet.net/nobul/rado/rado.htm I've been promoting him ever since. In 2008 I *JUMPED* at the chance to edit Aethro-dynamics. What an honor! Steven is the greatest physicist of all time! I'm just a beginning student.
