Neither God nor Science (by L. Buñuel)
I don’t know if Luis Buñuel (1900-1983) owes as much to surrealism as surrealism owes to Buñuel; be that as it may, someone with his intellectual trajectory could not fail to say interesting things about […]
Month: June 2019
Einstein and the GPS
Newtonian gravitation is able to explain and describe the behaviour of objects in the solar system – due to the absence of large gravitational masses – with great precision; there are some exceptions, such as […]
The Vox counterexample
Yesterday, the board of the Parliament of the Comunidad de Madrid was formed. The right-wing parties divided up the seats and Vox was given the third vice-presidency. It seems that this office previously belonged to […]
Einstein and Hilbert (and 2)
I said in my previous entry in the Basic Wardrobe that, by the time Einstein presented his equations of general relativity on 25 November 1915 at the Berlin Academy of Sciences, David Hilbert had already […]
