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Modelability:
"I found myself intrigued and progressively committed to discovery of nature’s comprehensive and omnirational coordinate system. One more important consideration regarding nature’s omnirational coordinate system emerged and persisted in my school days. When inventors developed the steam engine-- this form of energy could be seen by the eye and steam could be lead through a visibly hollow pipe to a visibly hollow cylinder to drive a visible piston in a powerful engine and control it to do work.
“Then about a century ago man discovered and developed the uses of electricity by which vastly larger quantities of energy per pound of generating and distributing equipment could be conveyed invisibly through a seemingly solid wire in seemingly no time at all to impel an engine. When the literary men asked the scientists for a conceptual model of what was going on in electromagnetics so the writers could explain the mystery to the everyday man in everday visualizable experiences what was transpiring, the scientists said,”
