truther
06-19-07, 02:55 AM
Vitalism is a doctrine that the functions of a living organism are due to a vital principle distinct from physicochemical forces
This new theory says that it is the physics phenomenon known as the Coriolis effect that influences life.
The site: coriolislife.blogspot.com
I've posted this before but there was a big update recently.
This theory is related to the animal magnetism propositions from Franz Mesmer.
My thoughts:
I think the curved shapes from 0 to 15 latitude degrees are pretty significant since hurricanes don't occur that close to the equator. I do have bananas from Ecuador and coffee beans from Colombia which seem to agree with the curved shapes he drew. Pretty cool.
Most organisms have some kind of ellipse shape body so it would be hard to prove this theory.
I'd say the best evidence for this would be taking seeds from a single plant and growing it all over the world.
This new theory says that it is the physics phenomenon known as the Coriolis effect that influences life.
The site: coriolislife.blogspot.com
I've posted this before but there was a big update recently.
This theory is related to the animal magnetism propositions from Franz Mesmer.
My thoughts:
I think the curved shapes from 0 to 15 latitude degrees are pretty significant since hurricanes don't occur that close to the equator. I do have bananas from Ecuador and coffee beans from Colombia which seem to agree with the curved shapes he drew. Pretty cool.
Most organisms have some kind of ellipse shape body so it would be hard to prove this theory.
I'd say the best evidence for this would be taking seeds from a single plant and growing it all over the world.