Principia Logica Book

1.  The Radiation Origin
2.  The Quantum Origin
3.  The Transition Problem
4.  The Riddle of the universe
5.  The Zero Sum Universe
6.  Universal Relativity
7.  Is Entropy Conserved?
8.  Is Time Curved?
9.  The Physical Significance of Curved Time
10.  Hyper-symmetry
11.  The Engineering Functions of the Universe
12.  Pierre Curie and the Principle of Sufficient Reason
13.  Open Or Closed?
14.  The Critique of Pure Inflation
15.  Net Perfect Order
16.  The Physical Significance of Net Perfect Order
17.  An Imaginary Cosmology
18.  The Hyper-Atom
19.  The Rebirth of Rationalism?
20.  Back to the Eleatics
21.  The Rational Basis of Inductive Philosophy
22.  Zeno and Quantum Physics
23.  Why Zeno's Paradoxes are Both Veridical and Falsidical
24.  The Super-Universe
25.  Is the Universe in a Spin?
26.  Black-holes Unmasked
27.  Baryothanatos
28.  The Conservation of Information
29.  The Third Law of Information Theory
30.  Indeterministic Order
31.  The Correspondence Principle
32.  Concerning Incommensurability
33.  The Problem of Causation
34.  The Physical Significance of Indeterminate Order
35.  Deterministic Chaos
36.  Why the Anthropic Principle is not even Wrong
37.  The Measurement Problem
38.  The Nihilistic Interpretation of Quantum Mechanics
39.  Wonderful, Wonderful Copenhagen
40.  Of Single Photons and Double Slits
41.  My Brane Hurts
42.  M-Theory and Empiricity
43.  The Problem of Decidability
44.  The Logic of Nature?
45.  The Foundations of Logic
46.  The Quine-White Uncertainty Principle
47.  The Rebirth of Analytical Philosophy
48.  The Incompleteness of Empiricism
49.  The Epistemological Basis
50.  Three-Valued Logic
51.  Pyrrho and the End of Greek Philosophy
52.  The Second Truth Theorem
53.  Neo-Logicism
54.  What is Truth?
55.  Naturalized Epistemology and the Problem of Induction
56.  The Problem of Epistemology
57.  The Correct Interpretation of Instrumentalism
58.  The Roots of Phenomenology
59.  Ontological Commitment versus Hyper-Nihilism
60.  Non-classical Completeness
61.  Gödel's Uncertainty Principle
62.  The basis of Rational Philosophy
63.  Two types of Indeterminacy
64.  The Trivalent Basis of Induction
65.  Neo-Foundationalism
66.  Induction and Revolution
67.  The Rendering of Classical Philosophy
68.  The Trivalent Foundations of Mathematics
69.  The Foundations of the Apriori
70.  The Limits of Phenomenology
71.  What is Metaphysics?
72.  The Problem of Ontology
73.  The Ontological Deduction
74.  Neo-Rationalism
75.  The Essence of Metaphysics
76.  The Roots of Philosophy
77.  The Illusion of Syntheticity
78.  Plato's Project
79.  The Triumph of Rationalism
80.  The Modern synthesis
Appendix; Prime Numbers, Indeterminism and the Riemann Hypothesis