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"In fact, the author shows for the first time via computer simulation that sea shells cannot grow normally in our Euclidean or Minkowskian space time, but require a structurally more general geometry." From Jun Huang's original research program this also applies to human growth and development. Therefore the present fixed scientific world view not only demands human growth and development through space time as depicted by all computer simulations, to become deformed as in cancerous growths but also being governed by the Second Law of Thermodynamics sentences all life to extinction fulfilling the criteria that it has no genuine natural ethical base.

Global economic rationalism governed by the Second Law of Thermodynamics with Thomas Malthus' population essay which Darwin linked to his life science compels the modern fixed scientific world view as nothing less than cancerous evil. Modern chemistry, for example, is upheld by the unbalanced universal atomic eecay system. The Classical Greek era would view defined atomic decay as an evil property of unformed matter within the physical atom. As the Greek atom was indivisible the evil can be considered to be atomic radiation, which, in modern science has also been given the same anti life property.

Chris Illert was the Science-Art Research Centre of Australia mathematician.

Illert, C. 1987, The New Physics of Ultrathin Elastic Conoids, Il Nuovo Cimento, and Formulation and Solution of the Classical Seashell Problem II Tubular Three dimensional Seashell Surfaces, Il Nuovo Cimento, 1989. The Science-Art Research Centre...selected from the World literature for reprinting in Spie Milestone Series, Vol. MS 15, selected papers on Natural Optical Activity, pp. 12-23 and 24-33, section 1. Chirality and Optical Activity, 1990

Attempts to obtain futuristic human survival blueprint simulations rather than seashell evolutionary blueprint simulations were made impossible because the prevailing scientific world view would not allow the living process to evolve towards the infinity belonging to Plato's Science for Ethical Ends. Although the seashell discovery was reprinted as one of the important optical discoveries of the 20th Century by the largest research institute in the world, IEEE in Washington, and acclaimed alongside names such as Louis Pasteur and Francis Crick, it could not be extended into a mathematical computer program to obtain indisputable human survival information.