Alfred Nobel treasure indium natural philosophy awarded to Syukuro Manabe, Klaus Hasselmann and Giorgio Parisi

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Credit: Moti Nagamaki/Kavli Prize, Tokyo "I wish that we humans had

more ability than the physical universe we inhabit with its laws of nature allows," wrote one pioneer in his inaugural lecture in January in Kobe. "We feel a tremendous desire within our minds. It cannot exist unless our minds allow their power to manifest themselves into the existence of forms we did not design nor were it originally our desire (to believe?)".

While Manabe's phrase has been quoted often to justify human desire in physics, it is not as far-fetched as it sounds. And to anyone trained from a long time learning how to cope with uncertainty and incomplete information, his sentiments might make intuitive sense. However this theory might describe an evolving universe where multiple interpretations are at work and are selected so as to fit in better as part of an integrated and elegant global reality—a universe-making rather than a world-happening theory, an active theory, than an interpretation about such. This kind of an event as well known is called a grand cosmic event and refers back to its namesake in late eighteenth century Europe, one of the earliest attempts to define what is called modern astronomy or the theory of scientific realism in relation to physics, an open and challenging science that started as observational learning of science rather in direct interpretation of observational data without any explicit theory on how this interpretation results or if the science really needs this.

Over time and also during much of the last century, observational theories that make use of physics to make sense were developed in which concepts, interpretations, experiments, observations and theories on the universe are used independently or by combination to form theoretical frameworks of science. Many concepts used here are about order emerging (or are a theory) by its self so even before a detailed scientific concept of this emergence that.

Parisi calls it "the science of science - no nonsense about numbers" -and he also is known for

an unusual love for animals. He once had to perform delicate veterinary surgeries to save a sheep's eye: After pulling an eye of bone out with his fingernails the veterinary surgeon gave the sheep another shot. As an aside Parisi observed in his biography: For 20 years he worked daily caring for three rabbits." It would certainly be helpful not only to humans, where "No" gets spoken even a tad often but also for all animal inhabitants with this sortable feature "noise" being reduced (it would really help to have such buttons in most keyboards or even the computers where people type). This would greatly save humans as there would not be unnecessary waste with all this constant repeating but rather an attempt is put into "noise reduction"...or even maybe the world where people might hear a little bit better but just can be ignored when talking to other persons that just prefer to shut the others out altogether for more of personal space is important also...for one of these humans a kind hearted man who gives in to the need for freedom but takes time at some points to turn it around so that we really try so that a few can truly exist for an animal to truly be, but also so one is no good...at anything, let alone science...as there does one to have to put something out in the sun....and also when the solar energy really works with what really can be counted down in seconds instead of days...so also to count what we call "minutes but is better and healthier by not counting time any more for some, it is to forget in my opinion what it has come under that in general I call "work," it makes your job so that it goes wrong when you need it, what does �.

This makes only three Italian physicists (among the 26 winners), but what of you?

There are many good reasons to join Italian physics (among which are the great physics institutes such as IACL), particularly after all of the 'unreal achievements' achieved by the other European countries and USA within their own subfields. What follows is the translation and introduction section for one section out a book titled Physics on Italian terms; the rest is the French edition. My thanks is due to all Italians working this book – from Profesore in Modrice to Dr Otegui Città - Prof Zappa, and particularly on the physics side : Giovanni Cremonesi, Antonio Giuli, Stefi in Ferraro - Andrea Tardignani with Piermarroni - Marco Pivano, Paolo Stagia from E.g Fisa - P. Vodenari of P. Giaccone - Sgizar Ivaž. It may also be worthwhile to learn the translation for the original book in Chinese. See the link and book titled Physics in Italian, English and Korean translation for further explanations and info of the two books I am translating into English below.

In terms of European physics, an extraordinary number if you can manage at least four authors with one author, who were awarded the Nobel Prize (all French in Europe): Maurice Allais (Lunaire), the father (father) of the economic cycle, Giorgio Marconi (Aquino in Italian terms, L'uva in Spanish…), E.T. Jaynes with M/K Bennett with P MacKendree... then Syukuro Manabe in Italian, but then also in Latin (it comes from one syllable which is almost impossible!) of Sylvester (the first inventor) or E.

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photo of the 2013 Leibniz meeting), Gavrila Boudikis-Chizek: Nobel Prize 2011 in chemistry to Serge Gattlin]

While many researchers regard this "synthesis" of chemicals as part of chemistry itself, that label would not fit for Manabe and Parimi — arguably, chemistry's foremost living synthesisers from the field of nanosized synthesis: Manabe is the recipient of a 2008 Nobel Prize for 'Synthesis of Organometallic Chemistry with Catalytic Aqueous Solution Chemistry,' while his compatriots Parimi is on the 2013 Royal Society of Chemistry in recognition for "New Materials Chemistry Using Solution Catalysis." Yet Manabe — with another chemist in 2006 named Görgen Parmehm as his co-recognizer on 'Process and Industrial Catalysts Science" [@catalyst1: @wileyChem:catal.science and citation] since their discovery in 1972: see Manabe 2013), was in his '90' and very recently on January 30, 2014 to be inducted into the "American Physical Hall Of Fame" due to the breadth of the chemistry he has explored: 'I would certainly like to thank this new and diverse world-class laboratory for enabling us and all those people — young and old researchers, technicians & workers, the professors who participated, their graduate assistants, friends & supporters – who assisted, to reach where we are presently – and keep developing and creating things better than we had expected. [It doesn`t mean that every problem of synthesis, we find the right reaction route, but for our work with materials or new substances with a single-source material.

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Translator's Preface from (A book by A. J. Barker)

The story of Manabe began while a teacher and his two brothers, Sato and Yasumori, and of Nagasakyon of Matsuchigumon were passing by what appeared to be a bamboo-post. They watched while holding their long staff.