The Larson Lectures

DEWEY B. LARSON

Dewey B. Larson (1898-1990) was an American engineer and the originator of the Reciprocal System of Theory, a comprehensive theoretical framework capable of explaining all physical phenomena from subatomic particles to galactic clusters. In this general physical theory space and time are simply the two reciprocal aspects of the sole constituent of the universe–motion. For more background information on the origin of Larson’s discoveries, see Interview with D. B. Larson taped at Salt Lake City in 1984. This site covers the entire scope of Larson’s scientific writings, including his exploration of economics and metaphysics.

THE LARSON LECTURES
Place	Date	Title
Minneapolis, MN	August 20, 1976	“The Mechanism of the Universe”
Oxford, MS	August 19, 1977	“Twenty Years’ Progress”
Salt Lake City, UT	August 18, 1978	“The Fundamentals of Science in the 21st Century”
Superior, WI	July 20, 1979	“Science Without Apologies”
Huntsville, AL	August 22, 1980	“Introduction to the Reciprocal System”
Downey, CA	August 15, 1981	“Scalar Motion”
Philadelphia, PA	August 12, 1982	“The Mythical Universe of Modern Astronomy”
Vancouver, BC	August 19, 1983
Salt Lake City, UT	August 17, 1984	“Progress in the Reciprocal System of Theory”
Portland, OR	August 1, 1985
New York, NY	August 16, 1986	“The Deductive Outline of the Reciprocal System”