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My name is Libb Thims (wiki name: Sadi Carnot, modeled after French physicist Sadi Carnot) and I’m just a guy (who started this wiki on 12/24/07) trying to understand human existence in relation to the rest of the universe.
Fee free to join and if you have any questions about this wiki send me an email, comment, note, or query (in the threads below), etc. The November 2008, 9:44-min, shown below, gives a gist outline of my interest in thermodynamics.
Complements
The following are pleasant words received regarding my work:
“Thanks for your kind review and mention of my book. It is an honor for me to have a scholar of your presence and note to give me a mention. You are at the top of the best in your field, and I am much honored.”
– Satch Ejike (JD, PhD), author of Find a Good Man and Keep Him (2008), 28 Aug 09
“Human thermodynamics is a tough and novel subject. I greatly admire your depth in thermodynamics. I present this Moon image to you, which I captured yesterday evening.”
– DMR Sekhar (PhD chemical engineering), 24 Aug 09
“Your contributions are filled with extremely creative ideas: such contributions trigger valuable thought in fertile minds. Especially appreciated is your well-written English, your appreciation of history, and your courage in addressing very difficult questions. Kudos.”
– Bruce Bathurst (PhD geological thermodynamics), 13 Aug 09
“I stumbled onto your website by accident but I have to confess this might be one of the most stunning undiscovered intellectual achievements of the 21st century. I have browsed through your wiki and I cannot express how tragic it must be to a man in your position—to be a pioneering thinker yet to be rejected by an uptight academic community with neither the depth nor will to understand your unique work, defending their own turf like dogs. I can only compare you to the many other pioneering heroes of science, Newton, Einstein, Tesla, men who like you blazed own paths but were too victims of their own genius, only to be validated years after their death. Perhaps one day historians will look back and have a chuckle - that the pioneer of enthropology published by a vanity press in a book resembling a third rate romance.”
— Steven Pierce (Canadian PhD mathematical physics and computer science), 20 Dec 09.
“I'm impressed you have stayed alive for so long to continue your thermodynamics work.”
— Gavin Ritz (New Zealand BS civil engineer and MBA motives theorist) 20 Dec 09.
“I did not know about the EoHT website. Now that I have seen it, I am very enthusiastic about all that has already been posted. It is a sorely needed vehicle for all who are interested in this important field and I suspect that it will help to serve as a forum for the presentation and explication of scientifically-based theories and experimental data concerning a myriad of human phenomena that have remained unexplained until the present time. Bravo on your association with the site and for all the work that you have pioneered to date.”
— Gerry Nahum (American BS chemical engineer and MD obstetrics and gynecology) 23 Jan 10
“Fine to find other mad people that have the same mad thoughts as I. I have a PhD in chemistry but I have been working now for nearly 20 years as a business consultant and I recently wrote more for fun a first article (in German) in 2003 that I named ‘Maslow was wrong’ where I compare people’s behavior to the behavior of an atom. My actual ‘fun project’ is a French blog named ‘Le Monde Selon Grap’ (the world according to grap) where a started reflecting about the entropy of china (besides other strange stuff). I will start reading this nice EoHT (great work!) and will surely share some of my delirious thoughts here.”
— Grap (German PhD chemist and business consultant) 13 Feb 10
EoHT wiki origin A central driving intellectual interest of mine is to understand how human life operates, in all detail, from a thermodynamic point of view.
Dear Lib, or Sadi, or whatever, I knew Lila when she and hew husband were a Drexel Institue. Your Wiki discussion is veery recent and implies that she is still alive, Is she still active technically. I have written a book and sevreallpapers following up on her ideas and would like to contact her. Does she have an Email address?
Richard Coren Coren10@comcast.net
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She seems to be listed as alive. Other than that, I only recently came accross her work. If you ever find out that she passed, please let me know. Libb
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