The aggregation of matter as it undergoes any transformation into emergent molecules, crystals of varying design, a complex of ingredients based on converging atomic structures, releasing energy and heat, here, there and everywhere, certainly falls within the realm of Chemistry.
The presence or absence of Carbon defines the distinction between organic and inorganic catalytic reactions occurring [...]

In two previous essays, Squaring The Circle and Doubling The Cube, two of the three classical problems of geometry were explored. In each case, philosophical considerations appeared to associate an occult underpinning to a mathematical rationale. Trisecting the angle, the third of the great mysteries, adds to the chronicles of modern thought as it evolved [...]

Scientists, theologians and philosophers exhibit the same urge to define everything as a formula, possibly a way of reducing complex relationships to a common denominator capable of being delineated or expanded by the average person. Another motive may be to control the level of information as a source of authority over others.
Calling something a “thing” [...]

by Fredrick Fabian Smythe, North City Bugle
It was my second assignment as ACE reporter of the North City Bugle and I was being dispatched to Mud Lake. Strange appearances had been reported that perplexed state authorities. Academics disagreed on the data, often confusing potential conclusions. This was a perfect situation to investigate and uncover the [...]

According to legend of Eastern Europe, when The Tartars - a nomadic people of Eurasian origin - traveled to Tartarus, they lacked time to cook, always in such a rush on horseback. With the absence of pots, pans and utensils, tenderizing meat could only be accomplished by placing the beef underneath the horse’s saddle, squishing [...]

Once upon a time, long before Paris became known as a regional capital, ancient forests existed where birds and animals and boars roamed the countryside, a home for an eclectic blend of wildlife seen only within the borders of what was then called Gaul.
One day, the monster Yara-ma-yha-who migrated west from somewhere in the Carpathian [...]

Nothing doesn’t mean non existent, rather the absence of “something”, which could be anything. The problem is never knowing for sure the boundaries where the limits of conceivability are since it is difficult to envision all possibilities, another way of saying “everything”.
Perhaps it is technically correct if the consistent position is: Whatever isn’t proven could [...]

While flipping the hundreds of TV channels as the snow blanketed the pavement of NYC, muting the sounds of garbage trucks and sirens, backed up traffic as the horns honked with frustrated drivers, stuck, trapped on the white powdered concrete streets, sniffing the fresh odor permeating the clarity of white, I chanced across some old [...]

Although the “slings and arrows of outrageous fortune” may portend attitudes’ interpretation of the fates deem inevitable, it can also reflect fatalistic expectations of future events within a cosmic play seen from a skewed perspective, just a nebulous notion or delusional state, demarcating individualized affect that attributes its own meaning to what images are suggested [...]

Another of the great mysteries of Geometry is ‘doubling the cube’, perhaps the next step in the progression that began with ‘squaring the circle‘.  A cube has six surfaces and eight perpendicular angles in three dimensional space. Which of the six surfaces do you use to construct the cube’s double? Or does it matter?
The Greeks [...]