Scientific Matters.
A lot of the focus of the scientific matters of the book is on Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle. An important
supposed implication of Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle is as follows:
If we fire electrons from an electron gun at a wall,
the present interpretation of the physicists is that we must apply a probability that some of the electrons may come out of the gun,
do a u-turn and come back at 180 degrees.
This is denied by Our Lady in the book, as She says that the limit is 90 degrees. She
says plainly that the quantum theory of physics, which arose out of the interpretation of Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle, is wrong.
Our Lady says that the quantum theory is holding back the progress of physics. The book describes this in greater detail.
Also
the correct interpretation of Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle implies that Darwin's theory of evolution is wrong. God is in charge
of evolution - is stated in the book.
Another interesting scientific matter in the book is the analysis of Bayes' theorem in
statistics.
If we do not know the value, between zero and one of some item in statistics, can we apply a uniform distribution?
Some statististicians would apply a beta distribution. See below:
0
1
Uniform.
0
1
Beta
Our Lady says neither of these is satisfactory. The only thing we know, in this situation, is that, of the distributions we could
apply, most would have a mean ( or average ) of about 0.5. Bayes' theorem is a source of argument among mathematicians.
In any
case Our Lady has reserve about Bayes' theorem, depending on how it is applied.