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µmike, is a self-proclaimed philosopher, since apparently no college or university will accept him in any graduate program. An original thinker from the very beginning, Mike playe...view moreµmike, is a self-proclaimed philosopher, since apparently no college or university will accept him in any graduate program. An original thinker from the very beginning, Mike played with rockets, radios, and chemistry sets during his childhood, while reading every science fiction book that he could find. Albert Einstein’s death in 1955 affected him greatly and he secretly promised that he would help Einstein if ever that became possible. This interest in science drove him to later obtain a BS in Zoology from Texas Tech, via Amarillo College, and later a perfect 4.0 AS degree in Computer Electronics from Texas State Technical Institute.
During the early 1970’s while attending college, µmike came upon a simple solution to the problems that had plagued Einstein. There was no evidence to support his solution, since all his arguments were philosophical. But the seed was planted and when evidence became available in 1995 via the Hubble Space Telescope, he immediately began the process of updating this new philosophy of space and time with the plethora of evidence now available through the Hubble and other innovations of modern science.
Although µmike has been “outside” of science since he finished his last degree, he continued to follow the progress of science in every area. His love of science and a wide interest in all scientific thought eventually led him to live the life of a philosopher, including his now famous stint as the Caveman of Los Alamos where he lived several years in a cave on Department of Energy land near Los Alamos. An avid lover of nature, µmike now spends much of his time alone in nature, looking for solutions to problems that face all of humanity.
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Books by µmike
Gravionics and a Spiritual Life: How a New Philosophy of Space and Time Unites Science and Spirituality