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The Nature of Existence ~320KAn ex nihilo theory with foundations in logic, mathematics and geometryderives the observable universe as the unique consequence of the impossibility of a 'state of nothing'. Developed since 1962. [Netscape 3.0 - I.E. 3.0] [Load as much of this file as you want then hit the "Stop" browser button. If you want all --- download the exe file below and use offline. ]
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The Nature of Man ~ 100KTraces psychological development from 'tabula rasa' fetus to adulthuman being as a necessary and unique consequence of the nature of the universe (as the context for human existence)...... from 1962.
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Nature of Understanding ~ 125KWhat do we mean when we say we understand something?When and by what mechanisms does such a state occur?
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Proper Government ~ 100K"What is the best conceivable form of government?"A radical political constitution is constructed. Also includes new mechanisms for generating revenue fairly , paying representatives and other practical matters.
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Cyberyak 3.0 minimal language ~ 150K* [aafrm.htm IE3.0/Nav3.0] Simplified frame setup for non-IE3.0/Nav3.0 users.[aa2frm.htm]
Learn a second language that's good enough to 'get by' anywhere. ![]()
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E-basic music notation ~ 22KEasiest conceivable notation to learn and use(Goal is to sight read at speed on first reading) E-Basic Examples ... Keyboard Design
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Internal Combustion Engine ~ 190KOriginal engine design. Big 144K gif animation. Not much text.Best view IE3.0 ... Nav3.0 is slow with large gif animations.
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Computer Industry ~5KA few suggestions ~ New Mouse Pointer ~ 6K ;Assembly Interface ~ 20K ; Fieldviewer ~ 56K
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. . . . Note : For those unfamiliar with self-extracting files
. . . . Double click Natex.exe in red table. Select where you want to put it on your hard drive from the 'browse box' that comes up on your computer. When you go off line, double click the natex.exe on your hard drive and all the files it contains will spill out (in the same folder) in about 3 seconds. |