Featured in the Summer 2001 Issue Vol. 14, No. 2

Features
Bring Science Back to Life—Vernadsky’s Method
Proceedings of a panel discussion at a recent Schiller Institute conference, on the need to make a revolution in science today, by reviving the method of Vernadsky.

1. Vernadsky and the Science of Life
Jonathan Tennenbaum
2. The Ampère Angular Force As a Discoverable Type of ‘Natural Product’
Laurence Hecht
3. Biophysics and the Life Process
Wolfgang Lillge, M.D.
4. Is Mind a Mystery?
Dino De Paoli
5. Eurasian Development-The Next Step for the Biosphere
Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.

BIOGRAPHY OF A RENAISSANCE MAN
Part 2: Barry Fell’s Revolution in Deciphering Old World Scripts
Julian Fell
A son’s memoir of a remarkable father, who deciphered many previously unknown scripts and overturned a multitude of establishment views in epigraphy, archaeology, history, and anthropology.

100 YEARS OF QUANTUM PHYSICS
Max Planck’s Unanswered Challenge
Caroline Hartmann
The accepted quantum theory still leaves unanswered the fundamental questions raised by Max Planck’s discovery of a century ago. What is the structure of the atom, and how does it produce the results measured by Planck’s constant?