Volume 32, Number 49, December 23, 2005
The Principle of ‘Power’
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
“The special circumstances presented to us by the presently onrushing, global breakdown-crisis of this world monetary-financial system, require that we quickly replace what are now clearly the hopelessly failed practices which had been lately taught as “economics” in our universities, governments, and comparable places.” A Socratic dialogue between LaRouche and the LaRouche Youth Movement.
A Socratic Dialogue
Box 1. Three Species of Number
by Jason Ross
Box 2. Constructing Volumes
Box 3. The Torus and the Sphere
by Peter Martinson
Box 4. Cardan and Complex Roots
by Cody Jones and Chase Jordan
Box 5. Fermat’s Principle
by Jason Ross
Box 6. Kästner’s Argument for Anti-Euclidean Geometry
by Sky Shields and Aaron Halevy
Box 7. Gauss, Bolyai, and Anti-Euclidean Geometry
by Sky Shields and Daniel Grasenack-Tente
Box 8. Hypergeometry
by Bruce Director
Box 9. What Galileo Avoided
by Chris Landry
Box 10. Kepler’s Approach
by Jason Ross
Box 11. Leibniz vs. Descartes
by MyHoa Steger, Michael Steger, and Merv Fansler
Box 12. Zorzi’s Venetian Attack on Renaissance Science
by Alex Getachew
Box 13. How Cubic Roots Are Defined Algebraically
by Jason Ross
Box 14. Gauss’s Geometrical Approach to Algebra
by Jason Ross
Box 15. Doubling the Square, the Cube, and Cubic Roots
by Riana St. Classis and Peter Martinson
Box 16. Eratosthenes’ Sieve
by Bruce Director
Box 17. Euler Misses the Point
by Liona Fan-Chiang
Box 18. Einstein-Born Dispute
by Bruce Director
Box 19. The Catenary
by Michael Kirsch and Aaron Yule
Strategic News
Cheney Is the Albatross Around George Bush’s Neck
by Jeffrey Steinberg
Some leading Republicans are trying to convince the President that Vice President Cheney has become such a liability, that he has to be dumped. So long as Cheney remains in office, no change in policy can be expected.
Breaking Developments
Editorial
Revive Civilization
