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Primoz Durjava | |
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| Residence | Maribor, Slovenia |
| Nationality | Slovenian |
| Known for | Rational Scientific Method group |
Primož Durjava is an independent researcher based in Maribor, Slovenia, who is active in the dissident-science community as a proponent of the Rational Scientific Method.
Biography
Durjava lives and works in Maribor, Slovenia. He describes himself as an independent researcher and pursues his work in physics outside of any formal academic institution. He maintains an online research profile through which he shares and follows work in the field.
Work
Durjava is associated with the Rational Scientific Method group, a network of independent researchers that promotes the "Rope Hypothesis" advanced by Bill Gaede. The Rational Scientific Method holds that a physical theory should begin by explicitly defining and illustrating the physical objects it invokes, drawing a strict distinction between physical objects and abstract concepts, and that the mechanisms proposed by a theory should be capable of being visualized. Within this framework, the Rope Hypothesis models light, gravity, electricity and magnetism as the action of physical "ropes" connecting atoms, and is offered by its proponents as an alternative to the wave and particle descriptions of light used in mainstream physics. Durjava's contributions consist of writing and discussion in support of this approach.