philosophy of physics by Faisal Rahman

Title Revisiting the Missing Apex: A Hypothesis on the Evolutionary Existence of a Transitional Predatory Hominid — The Vampire-Werewolf Complex Abstract This paper proposes a speculative evolutionary model suggesting that mythological beings such as vampires and werewolves may represent vestigial memory traces of a real transitional species that once existed between higher mammals and early humans. Comparative analysis of aggression expression, craniofacial morphology, and pathogen-induced behavioral parallels (such as rabies) supports the hypothesis that a hominid-predator hybrid — stronger than animals yet more intelligent than Homo sapiens — might have existed in prehistoric or protohistoric times. This hypothetical species could explain persistent global folklore describing bipedal, nocturnal, intelligent predators. 1. Introduction Human folklore across cultures consistently refers to hybrid beings — vampires, werewolves, rakshasas, asuras, or lycanthropes — that share anat...

  The Zero-God Hypothesis: Atheism, Iconoclasm, and the Evolutionary Release of Psychic Energy Abstract This paper proposes a metaphorical framework where atheism is understood as a “zero-god state” that unlocks psychic energy otherwise trapped in idolatry. Drawing on analogies from nuclear physics, psychoanalysis, and Darwinian evolution, we suggest that iconoclasm (the rejection or destruction of idols) could be interpreted as a trigger for evolutionary leaps in cognition and consciousness. While not a literal scientific theory, this model offers a symbolic narrative linking cultural psychology and biological evolution. 1. Introduction Science often thrives on analogies. In physics, neutrons collide with nuclei, releasing immense nuclear energy. In biology, small genetic variations trigger vast evolutionary change. In psychology, unconscious conflicts (such as Freud’s Oedipus complex) shape culture and belief systems. This paper introduces an analogy: atheism as neutron, id...

  Atheism as a Zero Particle: A Simple Analogy Abstract Atheism can be thought of as “God = 0.” In physics terms, this is like a particle with no charge, similar to a neutron. Idolatry, on the other hand, can be imagined as a fragile nucleus built from beliefs and rituals. When the “atheism particle” strikes this nucleus, it breaks apart, releasing a burst of mental or “psychic” energy — just like nuclear fission releases atomic energy. God = 0   So,  Idolatry =0   Therefore , Atheist = iconoclast. 1. Atheism as a Neutral Particle In atoms, protons have positive charge, electrons have negative charge, but neutrons have no charge at all . Atheism is like that: it carries no belief in gods, no charge of faith. It is simply “zero.” 2. Idolatry as a Fragile Nucleus An idol can be compared to a heavy nucleus (like uranium). It is built from layers of beliefs (like protons) and cultural traditions (like neutrons). The bigger and more comp...