Dear Chris Iannicello First, I should thank your invitation honestly and extend sincere apology for my tardy reply. However, I cannot but express my deep worry: the thins we really need would not be consecutively supporting new researching results but making a serious and solemn reconsideration on los of unsolved problems and forming a united principle everybody can rationally accepted. We should know: any discussion or study basing upon a wrong foundation would be insignificant except expending both human and material resources uselessly. So, can not we make a logic arrangement upon the whole modern natural science system from its beginning? Every honest researcher would not refuse such an obvious fact: from Newtonian mechanics to so-called quantity mechanics, and even the mathematics itself, there is full of contradiction. Just for it, many scientists may frankly call the natural science system as the set of common ideas a so-called scientific community. Consequently, the science as well as all discussions in the name of science would lose their own significance. I am really not interested in these unbound and idle images, conjectures or judgments disregarding logic strictness. And I think the work we should conscientiously and earnestly do is such as: Honestly facing with the criticism on Newtonian mechanics made by Leibniz and answering what the initial system really is? Rethinking and solving the argument on the philosophy foundation of modern mathematic system; Finishing the task of rationally rebuilding thermodynamics, supported by J. Serrin in the 1950’s; Considering what turbulence is and rebuilding a logic consistent fluid dynamics; Supplying the displacement current with proper material connotation, finding logic improprieties implied in Maxwell’s theory and rebuilding a properly posed mathematic physical model that can be used to solve a dynamic and varying electromagnetic field; Answering what really is the object quantum mechanics studies, facing squarely forms of contradiction in the theory and rebuilding a consistent formal system in logic. Everybody can believe that if these problems are really solved, other problems interesting to us would be solved naturally. …… I cannot understand why we do not allow our predecessors, as such as Newton, Cauchy, Gauss, Clausius, Maxwell, to make some mistakes in there works? I cannot either understand why we allow ourselves to freely make inferences from some unreliable promises? Thanks very much.
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