Psychology, like all other areas of modern science, is governed by statistics.
The problem is that statistics can be set up to achieve whatever end result you choose. The alternative is a new psychology, 100% based on hard-core mathematics. This website proposes a new model of the human psyche based on basic math ideas and orbital mechanics.
The new discipline is called Temporal Mechanics, where temporal refers to “between the temples.” My journey to this new model is benchmarked by six books.
Behold Leviathan
As explained on my qualifications page, I got locked away on an Army psych ward back in 1984. That’s what they did to whistleblowers back then. This is a complex tale with vivid, verbatim excerpts from my Army Tribunal. I was a Chaplain’s Assistant at the time – caught in between the psych doctors, the attorneys, and religion. Three strikes, and I was out. It’s a difficult story to tell – and (please) to read.
Nervus Nefarius
From 1984 onward, I kept a small notebook with Nietzsche-esque comments on the human condition, mostly negative – and always contrarian to modern psychiatric principles. They don’t allow comments like this anymore, too politically correct – and too challenging to the Secret State and their psych enforcers.
Temporal Mechanics
My big break came when I was publishing my Ph.D. research in orbital mechanics, and I illustrated some of the ideas using orbits. Gravity of the situation. A close fly-by of the object of your desire – z-zoom, away you go into deep, dark space… The first third of this book has all the psych ideas. It’s a fun adventure, illustrated with fascinating orbital mechanics drawings.
The Zen of Gravity
The psych analogies worked so well that I extracted all the diagrams from Temporal Mechanics and built a whole new psychology-slash-philosophy-based set of orbits ideas. It’s a fascinating read, and you’ll learn a lot about space science.
Gender Math
The Zen of Gravity was basic psychology, starting with Freud’s Id-Ego-Superego model and his psychosexual stages. These ideas are no longer widely accepted, especially Freud’s attribution of homosexuality to the “anal” psychosexual stage. Gender Math extends these same ideas – advancing just like modern psychology did through the 20th century – and arrives at a comprehensive model that includes the 26+ sexuality behaviors of the modern day. Again, this book depends heavily on illustrations, and (please read it) it’ll for sure get your brain matter percolating.
Bill H. Clark
