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A synopsis of Hmolpedia: a human, as a powered 26-element animate geometry, shown above its human molecular formula, seated between an inexact heat and an exact Gibbs energy differentials, overlaid with a mechanisms of the heart or passions icon (see: Hmolpedia logo), next to a Papin engine, and an earth-surface "system" (working body), expanding and contracting daily, in Clausius cycles, all governed by the universal laws of thermodynamics.

Hmolpedia is an A to Z Encyclopedia of Human Thermodynamics, Human Chemistry, and Human Physics, aka the "hmolsciences", from hmol-, meaning "mass unit amount of humans" (Dodd, 1953), + -science, meaning "to know", on topics related to the derivation, from first principles, of the characteristic functions of human chemical thermodynamics, the new "matter and motion" theory (Ostwald, 1906) replacement for "god theory" (Meslier, 1729).

Overview

Hmolpedia, launched in 2005, as an online thermodynamics-of-humans glossary of terms, turned 2007 wiki, is an information repository, collating the "manifold avenues" (Roegen, 1971) of ideas, opened during "secret principle" attempts at the chemical thermodynamic study of existence, experience, being, becoming, and continuity, universally conceptualized. The subject matter of Hmolpedia, presently, is summarized by 400+ core terms, employed by 200+ key thinkers (of 1,600+ existographies), working to solve the top 10+ key queries.

Forerunners

Prototypes, precursors, forerunners, and publications thematic to Hmolpedia include: Perrot's A to Z of Thermodynamics (1998), Sorokin's mechanistic school of sociology (1928), Lange's History of Materialism (1865), Henderson's Gibbs-Pareto circle (1932-42), Kyle's "Mystique of Entropy" (1988), Ball's Critical Mass (2004), Nietzsche's 1,067 Will to Power fragments (1888), Montaigne's Essays (1590), Bayle's 3,000-article Historical and Critical Dictionary (1702), and the 100+ two-cultures disciplines, respectively, to name a few.

Advanced perspective

The main hmolscience vantage, is the physico-chemical or "advanced perspective" (Lovecraft, 1922), wherein all activity and reactivity, hydrogen to human, as shown below (compare: warm pond), is seen, or rather objectively observed, from a universal point of view:

Namely, through the "thermodynamic lens" (Donohue, 2014), its acuity philosophically- grinded (Spinoza, 1676), by the first and second law of thermodynamics, as the top 2000 geniuses and minds tend to intuit.

The basic "system" model of humans, reacting on a "surface", aka substrate, which is heated, cyclically, by the sun, as per the chemical thermodynamics defines things.

People, according to the advanced chemical thermodynamic lens view, are chemical things whose "states" of existence are discerned by the combined operations of inexact heat differentials, exact Gibbs energy differentials, and kinetics, give or take, conceptually defined within the "system", shown adjacent, which is situated on a solar-heated earth substrate surface, expanded and contracted daily, in irreversible Clausius transformation cycles.

Logo | Favicon

The atom favicon , is thematic to the view that humans are powered bound states of 26-elements, a collection of "thinking" or "tormented" atoms (Voltaire, 1755); a powered animate thing. The Hmolpedia logo, i.e. atomic human in lotus position, is thematic to the view of one's "self", conceptualized as an ever-changing electromagnetic mind state or wave pattern, found in a turnover rate based bound state atomic geometry, or powered CHNOPS+20E existive.

Dating system

Hmolpedia, in dating existographies and publications, employs both the Dionysian calendar (BC/AD), albeit in the Painean calendar (BCM/ACM) notation scheme, and the new SI-unit based Thimsian calendar (BE/AE) dating system, dating events to the zero year (1955AD or 0AE) when atoms were first seen by humans; albeit, for dates on or after 2021AD (66AE), Thimsian (AE) dates are tending to be employed alone.

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Videos

• Thims, Libb. (2016). “Hmolpedia” (YT), Human Chemistry 101, Mar 30.

External links

Hmolpedia 2020 – EoHT.info Hmolpedia 2020 (EoHT.info) – Archive.org.

Hmolpedia 2020 (one html-to-pdf file) (14,683-pages) – Hmolpedia.com. Hmolpedia 2016 (ten formatted word-to-pdf files) – HumanThermodynamics.com.