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  My book "The Farce of Physics" explores and documents the fact that modern
physics is little more than an elaborate farce.  The book contains 156
references to the published literature with extensive quotations of arguments
from many prominent people including Albert Einstein.  It is meant for anyone
who is interested in this subject, and I have attempted to reduce the
technical jargon and mathematics to a minimum in order to reach the widest
possible audience.  The term physics was derived from the Greek word "physis"
for nature, and the roots of physics lies in the first period of Greek
philosophy in the sixth century B.C., where science, philosophy and religion
were not separated.  The aim of physics is to discover the essential nature of
all things, and it lies at the base of all of natural science, religion, and
technology.  Richard Feynman was one of a relatively small number of modern
physicists with the intelligence and courage to challenge the current sacred
relativity doctrine that argues that empty space is an invisible solid with
infinite mass and energy that can create the universe in a Big Bang.  Feynman
argued that Isaac Newton was right and that a photon of light is a particle
composed of a drop of dynamic ether fluid moving through empty space at the
speed of light.  My 1969 paper showed that an analysis of the Venus radar data
was consistent with the Newtonian particle model of light, and my computer
simulation research of the dynamic ether showed the proper magnitudes for the
gravitational, electromagnetic, and nuclear forces using simple reasonable
algorithms, and it was also possible to make the heavier particles from
positive and negative electrons, just as John Archibald Wheeler suspected.  I
expect that some time in the future, man will discover some cute technological
trick that will upset the balance of the positrons and electrons and mass
annihilation will be man's principle energy source, perhaps even leading to
space travel at near light speeds.
   This book is now archived in many Internet libraries and can be found by
using Gopher and World Wide Web and will be available from Project Gutenberg
archives and on their CDROM's.  The free standard 311KB ASCII version can be
obtained by anonymous ftp from ftp.germany.eu.net in the directory
/pub/books/wallace by using "get farce.txt".  The file in the directory is in
a compressed form and called farce.txt.gz but if you leave off the .gz the
system will send you the uncompressed text.  Unix computer systems have a
command called "gunzip" that will uncompress the .gz format.  The
HTML/World-Wide Web Hypertext version of the book is available via

URL:http://www.Germany.EU.net/books/farce/farce.html

If one prefers to obtain a copy of the ASCII version by email they can send
the request to my wallace@eckerd.edu address, and if their system has a size
limit for email I can send the book in segments, with the largest being 55KB
for Chapter 3.

Bryan