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NOTES AND REFERENCES
1. For development of the fourth law of logic, see Tom Bearden, "The Fourth Law of Logic,"
Specula 1 Journal of the American Association of Meta-Science, Vol. 2, No. 1, pp. 30-40.
Also see Thomas E. Bearden, "Solution of the Fundamental Problem of Quantum Mechanics 1"
January 3 1 1977 1 Defense Documentation Center, AD A034237 and "Writing the Observer
Back Into the Equation," June 1976, Defense Documentation Center, AD A027867.
2. One way of stating the fourth law of logic is "A thing is that which it does, ar,~ does
that which it is."
3. Cf E.M. Lifshitz, Soviet Physics 1 JETP 2, 73 (1956).
4. B. V. Deryagin and I. I. Abrikosava, Soviet Physics , JETP 3, 819 (195 7): 4, 2 (195 7).
5. To quench the virtual photons on an electron, the electron may be interacted with
by a photon carrying in its time portion the virtual pattern (virtual photons) of a positron.
6. See The Many-Worlds Interpretation of Quantum Mechanics, A Fundamental Exposition
by Hugh Everett, m, with papers by J.A. Wheeler, B.S. DeWitt, L.N. Cooper and D. Van
Vechten, and N. Graham: eds. Bryce S. DeWitt and Neill Graham, Princeton Series in
Physics, Prin:::eton University Press, 1973.
7. See the review of The Many-Worlds Interpretation of Quantum Mechanics by Robert
Krotkov in the American Journal of Physics, Vol. 43, No.1, January 1975.
8. T. E. Bearden, Virtual State Engineering and Its Implications , 1978 1 Defense Document-
ation Center.
9. See Note 1, ibid.
10. Indeed the physical world can also be modeled mentally, as required by the fourth
law of logic. We may define "mental phenomena" as those phenomena which eXist in
only one mind. We then define "physical phenomena" as those phenomena which exist
in each and every mind. (For completeness, we define "paranormal phenomena" as those
phenomena which exiot 1.n more than one mind, but not in all minds.) While the number
of minds is finite 1 it is very large. Thus "physical" phenomena, being repeated such a
vast number of times, are very much more dense than mental phenomena 1 yet still consist
totally of summed "mental phennmena. 11
Note that the present Garte.:;ian interpretation of reality a priori excludes our definition
of paranormal phenomena, since it recognizes only exclusively mental or exclusively
physical phenomena states. By our definition, paranormal phenomena are inclusively
quasi-mental and quasi-physical, in violation of the Garte~ian assumption.
11. Thomas E. Bearden, A Conceptual Derivation of Einstein's Postulates of Special
Relativity , 1975, Defense Documental.:ion Center, AD A020799 and A Postulated Mechanism
that Leads to Materialization and Dematerialization of Matter and to Antigravity 1 1975,
Defense Documentation Center, AD A020796.
12. We l<now of no actual measurement of the speed of a '"leutrtno.
16.