The concept of the cell phone was created in the late 1940’s. Scientists concluded that with small cells with frequency reuse they could create such a thing as a mobile phone. The technology that existed at this time however meant that this was impossible. The Bell corporation is responsible for the concept of the mobile phone, but only for use in cars. The first inventor of a portable cell phone is considered to be Dr. Martin Cooper who made his first cell phone call in 1973. He made his call to his rivals at Bell who were closely competing with him to win the cellular technology race.
In 1977 the model cell phone was created and given to over 2000 trial costumers. Tests continued on cell phones throughout the late 1970’s and early 1980’s. In 1982 cell phones were finally approved for public use in the United States. The cell phone became in great demand among consumers and by 1987 the airways were filled with cell phone frequencies. Since the FCC refused to allow the cell phone industry have any more bandwidth, cell phone companies began expanding and improving their technology. Today, cell phones are found in virtually every household and many people could not imagine life without them. We now have phones that include gimmicks such as camera phones, phones that download music, video camera phones and text messaging. The cell phone services have come along way since the idea was thought of in 1947, and we have Dr. Martin Cooper and Joel Engel to thank.
The most challenging problems ( caused by great mysterious phenomena ) in modern / ultramodern science that could be solved with Superultramodern Science (SS), mainly using the NSTP ( Non – Spatial Thinking Process ) theory. It is important to note that solution to a problem does not mean that it’s supposed to be the absolute solution or something 100 % certain. Nothing, according to the principle of universal doubt, is believed to be absolutely ( i.e. 100 % ) certain.
Part I
The problems whose underlying (mysterious) phenomena are multiple aspects of a singular structure, leading to the NSTP theory. The NSTP theory is the unique theoretical representation of that structure, and thus solves the problems.
1. The Problem of Wave – Particle Duality
2. The Problem of Electron Jump
3. The Problem of Wheeler’s Delayed – Choice Double – Slit Experiment
4.The EPR ( Einstein – Podolsky – Rosen ) Paradox or The Problem of Non – Locality or Instant Communication
5. The Spin Paradox
6.The Polarization Puzzle
7. The Problem of Mass – Gap in Yang – Mills Theory
8.The Problem of Particles with Spin
9. The Problem of the Nature of Dark Matter
10. The Solar Neutrino Problem
11. The Problem of the Source of Gamma – Ray Bursts
12. The Problem of Cell Development and Differentiation
13. The Problem of Newly Minted Protein Folding
14. The Problem of Action at a Distance
15. The Problem of Relativity of Mass
16. The Problem of Relativity of Time or The Problem of Absolute Speed of Light
17. The Problem of Conceptual Harmony between Mind and Body
18. Zeno’s Paradoxes
19.The Problem of the Mechanism behind the Phenomena of Telepathy, Premonitions, and the Sense of Being Stared At
20. The Problem of the Mechanism behind Astrological Phenomena
Part II
The Problems which are Solved Using the NSTP Theory –
1. The Problem of the Fundamental Nature of (Material) Reality
2. The Problem of the Existence and Nature of God / Deity
3. The Schrodinger’s Cat Paradox
4. The Mind – Body Problem or The Problem of Physical Basis for Consciousness
5.Are there Multiple Universes ?
6. Is Ours the Best of All Possible Worlds ?
7. What Happened Before the Big Bang ?
8. What is the Nature of Space and Time ?
9. Is Time Travel Possible ? or How to Build a Time Machine ?
10. Is Life a Dream ?
11. What is Life About ?
12. The Problem of the Nature and Origin of Mass
13. What is the Nature / Physics of I / Self ?
14. The Problem of Unification of Basic Forces
15. The Cosmological Constant Problem
Part III
The Problems Solved Without Using the NSTP Theory
1. What is Meaning?
2. What is Truth ?
3. What is Knowledge ?
4. What is a Thought ?
5. What is Intelligence ?
6. Can a Thinking Being Ever Reasonably Free Itself from Doubt ?
7. Do Computers Think ?
8. The Riemann Hypothesis
9. The Poincare Conjecture
10. How Synthetic A Priori Knowledge Possible ?
11.The Problem of Existence of Universals
12. What is the Relation between Science, Logic, Mathematics, and Philosophy ?
13. Does Free – Will Exist ?
14. What is Good ?
15. What is Beauty ?
The Most Challenging (Unsolved) Problems in Superultramodern Science (SS)
1. What are Superhuman Thoughts ? ( How to Understand Them ? )
2. How to Modulate the Central NSTPs ? In particular, how to change the values of the parameters in the central NSTPs ?
3. What is the Divine Design (both eternal and non – eternal) ?
4. The Problem of Creation of the Non – Eternal Universe
5. Is Human Reason Flawed ?
6. Is Reason Itself Flawed ?
7. How to Verify or Falsify the NSTP ( Non – Spatial Thinking Process ) Theory ?
I reckon that solutions to these problems are beyond human intellect. If one solves these problems it has to be regarded as Superhuman, the state of being distinctively higher to human.
About the Author
Dr Kedar Joshi BSc MA DSc DA, PBSSI, MRI
Cambridge, UK
The Founder as well as the President of
British Superultramodern Scientific Institution (BSSI)
email : kedarkj1@rediffmail.com