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21st Century Science and Technology

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21st Century Science and Technology is a quarterly magazine covering scientific topics from the perspective of Lyndon LaRouche and his movement. The magazine was established in 1988 following the federal government's closing down of its predecessor Fusion Magazine (1977 to 1987). Statement of purpose:

21st Century Science & Technology magazine challenges the assumptions of modern scientific dogma, including quantum mechanics, relativity theory, biological reductionism, and the formalization and separation of mathematics from physics. We demand a science based on constructible (intelligible) representation of concepts, but shun the simple empiricist or sense-certainty methods associated with the Newton-Galileo paradigm.

21st Century Science and Technology deals with a variety of issues, including criticism of claims of anthropogenic global warming, promotion of the use of DDT [1] and support for an alternative to the standard atomic theory, based on the "Moon model" of Robert J. Moon.[2] The last hard copy issue of the magazine published was the Winter 2005-2006 issue. Subsequent issues are available in electronic .pdf format only.

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