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The Experiment at Philadelphia:: Did Einstein Discover God? If God Created All Things Then Who Created God? What Was and Happened Before the Big-Bang

Kurt B. Bakley

Mangaka
Kurt B. Bakley
First published
2015
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The Experiment at Philadelphia: Did Einstein Discover God? was authored by Kurt B. Bakley and published in the early 2000s. The work emerged from the niche literary tradition of fringe science and conspiracy theory literature, specifically focusing on the urban legends surrounding the 1943 USS Eldridge naval experiment, popularly known as the Philadelphia Experiment.

The book functions as an investigative synthesis, blending the historical mythology of the teleportation experiment with existential inquiries into cosmology and theology. Bakley’s design approach utilizes a dense, inquiry-based structure, characteristic of self-published philosophical tracts that aim to challenge mainstream scientific narratives by bridging gaps between theoretical physics and religious metaphysics.

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