Wetmachine is a bit sclerotic of late (content wise). Maybe it just needs an emitic or whatchacallit, an enema. Or a little more science. In any event, here’s a link to some earlier work I did towards A General Theory of Everything.
Sample quote:
My theory will not account for the chemical or atomic or subatomic: that’s covered elsewhere (See: scientists). Nor will I deal with cosmic stuff, for that’s too big to be of concern to us. Astrophysicists are on some kind of trip, we’ll agree on that, but what it has to do with you and me and the price of dough nuts is a closed question. So that leaves us with the human scale, that where we live, us’ns, and that’s what my theory shall reconcile, just like Milton, only updated.
Maybe that will be enough to scare some of the other wetmachiners in to action. After all, there’s more where that came from.
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Sorry, John. I’ve been too busy doing stuff to talk about it. Soon…
Same. Did boatload of stuff, then a vacation. But will hopefully have more soon.