Yesterday, Steve Sailer referred to Columbia student Julian von Abele, being attacked for saying that white people invented most of everything modern. See DID White Men Invent the Modern World? Actually, Yes.
Well, it turns out that he's an aspiring physicist, rather than an aspiring rapper, and has a couple of books on Amazon. (Physics Reforged: The New Theory of Parallel Universes, Hidden Dimensions, and the Fringes of Reality and Time and the Multiverse: Selected Writings on Novel Physical Theories.)
Below, Patrick Casey suggested buying these books, which are Print On Demand paperbacks:
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Patrick Casey's suggestion immediately boosted the sales rank of the books to a startling degree. Physics Reforged is:
- Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #1,160 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)
- #2 in Books > Science & Math > Physics > Quantum Theory
Here's a screenshot of the quantum physics section:
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Here's a review of one book from before von Abele appeared on Twitter:
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A great layman's introduction to quantum theory,with a twist. Easy to read and well communicated.The author, a high school student, has written an engaging survey of quantum weirdness. He doesn't get into a lot of math in the main text but there is an appendix for physicists,with plenty of math. The author's major achievement is a discussion of his own theoretical contribution. I am not a mathematician, but what he does is incorporate imaginary numbers into quantum theory in a way that has not been done before. The mathematics of his theory is laid out in the appendix for physicists and is beyond my level of understanding- leads to a unique approach to the "many worlds" interpretation of quantum theory. He riffs on Carl Sagan's "star ship of the imagination" to take the reader on a journey through some of these parallel universes where the laws of physics are different from those of our own world.All in all the book is a fun and fascinating read, I suspect that this young author will have more contributions to make in physics, math and cosmology soon.
That was from someone who had read the book in January, 2016.
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Here are some "reviews" dated after December 9, of this year. Few of these people have actually read the book.
- What a piece of contrived nonsense.
- Garbage book with very poor conclusions. Must have been written using fingerprint and Cheerios crumbs. Avoid buying this book if you’ve graduated from kindergarten.
- Can't believe this is even being sold. Makes no scientific sense, and is an insult to physics and science in general. Do not waste your money.
- Racist physicist who doesn’t seem to understand that Einstein, a Jew, made huge strides in his field.
- Seriously, how can this guy be a white supremist when he works in the same field as Einstein? Also, he should take a step back and acknowledge that the Chinese discovered gunpowder and that Arabs invented our number system, among myriad other contributions to modern society made by non-“white men”.
- If you read the first letter of each paragraph, it just says "Heil Hitler" over and over and over.
- With a poor grasp of grammar; and human decency.
- Arrived in good condition, but very poorly written, authors age is very clear throughout the book as is their lack of experience and grasp of grammar.
So go to Amazon and either buy or review the book.
For the person who said "their lack of experience and grasp of grammar" that's "his lack of experience", for the person who mentioned Einstein, Einstein is one of the white men whose discoveries invented the modern world, and for the person who mentioned gunpowder and Arabic numerals, what year do you think it is?
You can watch von Abele's impromptu remarks, which must, by MSM custom be referred to as a rant or tirade, below:
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And also a personal appeal from Julian von Abele himself:
Here are some "reviews" dated after December 9, of this year. Few of these people have actually read the book.
