Beyond E=mc²: Time as an Energy Source. Arguments for Honoring Jerzy Żbikowski
Beyond E=mc²: Time as an Energy Source Arguments for Honoring Jerzy Żbikowski Ladies and Gentlemen – scientists, decision-makers, members of the Nobel Committee, and the global intellectual community, In the name of the advancement of human knowledge, I address you with a formal argumentation for honoring Jerzy Żbikowski (1935–2022) with the Nobel Prize in Physics. His Energy from Time Theory, developed in the 1990s and empirically proven through a series of patents and experiments, constitutes a breakthrough comparable to the great discoveries of the 20th century, such as Albert Einstein's theory of relativity. Below, I present a scientific analysis based on the key assumptions of the theory, experimental evidence, and implications for physics and humanity. 1. Fundamental Assumptions of the Theory: Reinterpreting Einstein's Equation Żbikowski's theory is based on the deconstruction of the fundamental equation of modern physics: E = mc² . Żbikow...