DOI: 10.7910/dvn/yfy5hi
title: The Book of Phenomenological Velocity: Algebraic Techniques for Gestalt Cosmology, Transcendental Relativity and Quantum Mechanics

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 https://play.google.com/store/books/d... "The Book of Phenomenological Velocity" proposes a new theory of cosmology, dubbed "phenomenological velocity," which attempts to explain dark matter and other aspects of the universe through a unique mathematical approach. This theory utilizes a complex formula that incorporates elements of the Pythagorean theorem, the Lorentz coefficient, and the concept of "bracketing" from phenomenology, to understand the relationship between seemingly disparate concepts such as the Big Bang and the "fall" of Adam and Eve. The book's contents include a step-by-step solution to the phenomenological velocity equation, an analysis of its real-world implications, and a discussion of how it relates to string theory, quantum mechanics, and hidden dimensions.

Introduction:

Though the following pages provide extensive exposition and dedicated descriptions of the phenomenological velocity formulas, theory and mystery, I thought it appropriate to write this introduction as a partial explanation for what phenomenal velocity is, and describe, briefly its theory and applications. Phenomenological Velocity is a method for solving for something that ought cancel out with itself, but there are specific implicit forms for this thing that, “ought cancel out with itself,” namely the Lorentz coefficient ought cancel out with itself when applied to the height of a cone derived from the difference between the circumferences of two circles applied to the Pythagorean Theorem, or, more generally, the height implied by application of the Pythagorean theorem to the difference between two arc lengths’ equaling a third arc length. These difference equations are essential to conceptualizing differentiation, and in these further chapters, I demonstrate that the phenomenological velocity is, indeed the conditional derivative in the chapter, “Conditional Integral of Phenomenological Velocity.” The phenomenological velocity algebraic solution to the velocity within the Lorentz coefficient when applied to the height function in such a way that it ought cancel out with itself is both constructive mathematics and it employs the concept of, “bracketing,” - first introduced by Edmund Husserl in his writings on the phenomenological reduction. Phenomenological Velocity’s algebraic solution from the difference between two arc lengths applied to the Pythagorean Theorem to solve for a theoretical height (which is a projected distance in space), employs bracketing, because we, “set aside,” the existence of an undefined solution, namely due to the presence of necessitated complex analytical forms by the architecture of the equation, or the “mathetecture,” of the algebraic form.

With respect to theology, the phenomenological velocity is somehow symbolic of the creation itself; symbolic of creation due to the fact that we find the canceling out of the Lorentz coefficient as, “impotent,” non-existent or non-effecting to the mathetecture of the height function. However, via the modus-ponens work around to phenomenological velocity, which in itself does not require the complex field, but embeds implied complex field solutions to the equation while maintaining logical consistency, we find existence from non-existence. This is directly linguistically applicable to the concept of the big-bang, the resurrection of Yeshua the Messiah, and opens analogies for us to draw relationships between the, “fall,” of Adam and Eve as the generation of error, or the introduction of paradox, as we see the phallus representing paradox topologically.

The phenomenological velocity is a gestalt concept, relevant to cosmology, because we find that it is the perfect language-form for discussing dark matter. It does, however, require the reader to re-conceive or re-frame rather, some of the fundamental aspects of assumed physical reality like time, experience, solidity of dark matter, etc. We find the hidden dimension of phenomenological velocity to have been an overlooked aspect of mathematical physics by the researchers of Bell’s theorem and undoubtedly a host of other theorems. Thus, raising awareness about the real existence and necessitated reality of phenomenological velocity is in no way an endeavor deserving further procrastination by the scientific community, for doing so would be intellectually dishonest and further the propagation of incomplete or misleading theories on reality.

The Book of Phenomenological Velocity:

 

i. Introduction, p. 4

1. Step by Step Solution to V, Phenomenal Velocity, p. 5

2. Phenomenological Velocity Complete Solution Steps, p. 16

3. Phenomenological Velocity: An Overview, p. 22

4. Conditional Integral of Phenomenological Velocity V. 5.0, p. 32

5. Real Analysis of Phenomenological Velocity, p. 73

6. Novel Symbolic Differential Light Spaces V 1.2, p. 84

7. Phenomenological Velocity Strings_ Calculating the Curvature of the Operator, p. 145

8. Constrained Forms of Phenomenlogical Velocity: Graphical Visualizations, p. 170

9. Phenomenological Acceleration: Dark Matter, p. 327

10. Extended Experiments with Phenomenological Velocity, p. 345

11. Suggestions for Future Research (Contradiction to Bell’s Theorem), p. 357