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Classical Elements as States of Matter
The ancients described the world through the classical elements of Earth, Water, Air and Fire. Modern science and chemistry debunked that long ago, yet those categorizations look eerily similar to what was finally formalised the the 20th century, the four states of matter. Is this history’s greatest coincidence?
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Mathematics: Principles & Structures of Quantity
This is part 1 of a new series of mine that is getting back to the roots of mathematics, showing how it is primarily about dealing with quantities, how they can be categorized, and what sort of patterns can be discovered by doing so.
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Glowing Hearts Canada
Hi, I’m Stuart, and I’ve started a project called Glowing Hearts Canada. I’ve been asking Canadians, what comes to mind when you sing,“ with glowing hearts we see thee rise?” What makes your heart glow? Some amazing responses have come in so far. Even Fubar’s Give’r Terry gave a response, and we’d like to collect more. This past Canada Day,…
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Video Series – The 10 Commandments
Part 1 of my video series going through the 10 Commandments of the Bible.
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State of Some Philosophy Today
Some philosophy today is in a bit of a sad state. I am often met with articles on my newsfeeds disputing some of the most obvious aspects of existence. Does time exist? What is truth? Do we really have free will? These are not things that we should be questioning in this day and age. Is this really what people…
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Good Wholesome Fun
I’ve been updating my design project, Good Wholesome Fun (www.gwfdesigns.com). Designs are available on shirts, bugs, stickers, hats and many other products. Instagram: @goodwholesomefundesignsFacebook: Facebook Profile
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Firetongue Shorts
I will be making video shorts based off some of my articles. Here is one based off an early article, Loving Work.
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Video Series Up
I’ve been working hard to learn 3D animation in Blender as well as video editing in CapCut to explain my book’s ideas. Videos are now up on TikTok, Youtube and Instagram. Youtube: @Motion4thDimensionTikTok: @motion4thdimensionInstagram: @stsmhood
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New Preprint Up on PhilPapers.org
https://philpapers.org/rec/HOOFGA Four-Dimensional Geometry as the Motion History of Three-Dimensional Forms AbstractThis paper presents an interpretation of four-dimensional polytopes as representing the motion history of their base three-dimensional forms. Rather than treating the “4D edges” of the tesseract and pentatope as extensions into a fourth orthogonal direction in space, this paper treats them as paths of motion between an initial state…
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Motion: The Fourth Spatial Dimension
What if the fourth dimension isn’t simply just time, or some unreachable spatial axis that many academics continue to teach about today? What if it is something that has been in plain sight this whole time — something we experience in every moment? In Motion: The Fourth Spatial Dimension, Stuart Hood presents a bold and original thesis: that motion itself…
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Motion: The Fourth Spatial Dimension – An In-Depth Overview
I have been working on a second edition of my book on motion as the fourth spatial dimension, and have since been refining its summary. Below is an in-depth overview of its main ideas: Motion: The Fourth Spatial Dimension is a book that addresses and resolves an over century-old problem about the fourth spatial dimension, challenging the idea of it…
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Political Divide
As the days go by, more and more is happening in the world, and I notice more and more of a political divide. Now, given that we all posses the same mental capacities, it seems very odd to see such a divide in politics. I know some of it can come from partisanism, people supporting whoever they are politically affiliated…