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The Creative Spark
Putin signed a new strategic doctrine for Russia yesterday. Although it has not yet been translated into English, there are reliable indications of many of the main points. Given who Putin is and what he represents, the thrust is positive, … Continue reading
Larouche: “We Must Think Like Renaissance Scientists”
[Dear friends, some wholesome food for thought this festive season. (Courtesy of our friend Chuck Stevens) ed.] Larouche: “Take all we know, and look at it from a Renaissance standpoint. Recreate among other people the spirit of science, in … Continue reading
Posted in LPAC, Lyndon LaRouche, Science
Tagged biology, Brunelleschi, Einstein, fusion economy, Germany, human creativity, human progress, Kepler, Leibniz, Leonardo, physical science, Physics, Relativity, Renaissance, Riemann, scientific discovery
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LPAC Manhattan Project, December 12, 2015
Every Saturday LPAC’s Manhattan Project hosts a live discussion between Mr. LaRouche and Manhattan area activists. This week: today’s looming strategic and economic crisis is NOT mankind. Mankind is creative, mankind’s role is to discover, and to master the principles … Continue reading
LPAC Weekly Report: Brunelleschi’s Genius
The advice for today’s world crisis? “Learn the lessons of Brunelleschi!” This was the advice yesterday from Lyndon LaRouche, who expounded on Brunelleschi’s discoveries, which were in no way any continuation with past experience and thinking; these were creative breakthroughs, … Continue reading
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Tagged Brunelleschi, human creativity, human progress, Renaissance, scientific discovery
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THE INCOMPETENCE OF TWENTIETH CENTURY SCIENCE EDUCATION
A General High-Tech Recovery Solution by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr. March 28, 2014 A great, and largely continuing catastrophe for all modern science throughout the world, had begun, in Paris, France, at the opening of the Twentieth Century. It had … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Lyndon LaRouche, Science
Tagged Bernhard Riemann, Bertrand Russell, british empire, British Financial Empire, british system, Brunelleschi, Cardinal Nicholas of Cusa, collapsing British empire, David Hilbert, Glass Steagall, history, human creativity, human mind, International Mathematical Congress, johannes kepler, Karl Gauss, noëtic powers, physical science, Promethean American System, Renaissance, science education, sense perception, the evil Zeus, trans-Atlantic civilization, V.I. Vernadsky, Vernadsky
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