So far philosophers/scientists have argued too much regarding nature of mind, self, space, time, and, in general, reality. Now they should understand that truth on these matters might be known not through too much thinking and debate, but through more or less self-evident propositions, straightforward reasoning, and possibilities. Either, if they are smart enough, they would appreciate it or dismiss it and thus fail to see light forever.

- Dr Kedar Joshi, BSc MA DSc DA, PBSSI Cambridge, UK.

One of basic principles of superultramodern science, viz. ‘anything may be possible, for that which is believed to be 100 % certain at present may be because of limited intellectual capacities of believer’ implies that every theorem and axiom is, in fact, a conjecture. ( Rather should be seen / taken as a conjecture. )

Joshi’s Law of Gravity – Gravity is neither a force nor a consequence of any space – time curvature. It is simply an orderly spatial illusion, modulated by some very intelligent / superhuman thoughts, to non – spatial observer / s.

If superultramodern scientific ideas are hypothetical then Newton’s ideas ( e.g. force ) were also hypothetical and even ( precisely ) false. However, they were and still are regarded as scientific. Science is about knowing, through speculation. It’s a systematic or reasonable guesswork where there is always, it seems, a room for new guesses modifying or overthrowing previous ones.

- Dr Kedar Joshi, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, UK.

If you are out to describe truth, leave elegance to tailor. - Albert Einstein