In the above linked article Melissa says, "So although humans perceive time   as linear, 
      it doesn't necessarily mean it is so. And as good scientists, we   shouldn't let out preconceived beliefs and biases influence what we study, 
      even if these   preconceived beliefs reflect our basic assumptions about how time and space   work."
       
      As you KnoWell a person's attitude can   be, positive, ambivalent, conflicted, or negative, 
      and that researching the Psi   Phenomena will create mostly negative attitudes from other scientists.  
      The   ideology that time is linear weighs heavily upon valid results. 
      Thus just by   researching the Psi Phenomena the result is an immediate stigma applied to the   validity of the experimentation. 
       
      What is needed to bridge the gap between the positive and negative is a   looking glass that provides an ambivalently conflicted perspective.  
      Ultimately   the real problem with conveying new concepts is "Language". 
      Word choice is   paramount. Since this topic of discussion is the linearity of time, 
      the language   used to create the ambivalently conflicted perspective must be based in   Mathematics.
       
      First step towards a conflict, but not to upset, is to ask a simple   question with a seemingly simple answer.  
        "Since the Universe is made of atoms,   what can be nothing?"  Most linear time minded people respond proudly, 
        "Nothing   can be nothing." The next step in creating the conflict is by asking simple   question that has a complex answer.
"Since no thing can be nothing, why is there   a 0.0 on the Mathematical number line." Let the dance begin.  
       
      Since the above 0.0 questions challenge the Mathematical language used to   convey Scientific concepts, 
      eight times out of ten, the conflicted will   retreat deep into the negative. One time out of ten,
the conversation will   gently move the conflicted person into the ambivalent, and one time out of ten,   the person will reach the positive.  
       
      Many people ask, "If time is not linear, what is time?" I suggest that time   is a Triangulum. 
      To see this graphically, replace the 0.0 on the number line   with infinity. 
      Slope away from the moment in a particle state the past at a   speed just under the speed of light, 
      and slope in towards the moment in a wave   state the future at a speed just above the speed of light. 
       
      If a person remains in an ambivalent or in a positive state, I present them   with an equation that uses the energy of Einstein, 
        the force of Newton, and the   logic of Socrates to describe a moment of time. 
        Below is a link to a video of me   drawing the equation that I call the   KnoWell.
        
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uKEqgptciLc 
      
       
      A more detailed description of how to apply the structure of the KnoWell to   modern cosmology can be found in the below link that is a letter to Fay   Dowker.
        http://www.lynchphoto.com/dowker.html 
      
        Please note that in the letter to Fay Dowker, the reason for the Psi   Phenomena is explained. 
          As the wave energy collapses, the particle energy   radiates quantum loops of gravity that align the wave energy into super strings   of symmetry.. 
          The past is derived from the future, and the future is an   inversion of the past. 
          This trapezoid of time explains how the past and future   are bound and interact together. 
          Below is a link that gives a detailed   description how to draw out the Trapezoid of time.
          
          
http://www.lynchphoto.com/trap.html 
       
     
    I am used to being labeled with a stigmata. On 19 Jun 1977, 
      I was involved   in a serious automobile accident. Due to the injuries received in the wreck, 
      I   had a Death Experience. Took me 26 years to hear the message delivered to me on   that night, 
      so I fully expect no one to grasp how the KnoWell equation   emerged.
      
http://www.lynchphoto.com/death.html