Biography

Robert L. DeMelo

Robert is a Physics Philosopher, amongst many other things. He has been actively pursuing the study of physics for over 10 years. He is an advocate for world peace through free universal education. Professionally he has a background in engineering and has worked in technology also over 10 years developing systems for multiple industries. His interests of study include science (physics), psychology, philosophy and ancient prehistoric history. Religious View: Don’t do unto others what you wouldn’t want done to you. If others wrong us we shouldn't accept it. We should defend ourselves ethically and not feel that we can do the same thing in return and feel absolved from remorse because we would still be doing wrong. We should rise above those who commit offenses against us but we also must be humble and not feel that we are better than others because we feel more ethical. That self-righteous feeling negates good ethical behavior and can be more destructive than good. By doing wrong against a fellow neighbour and feeling satisfaction is evil, but if doing wrong results in remorse that is not evil even though it was still wrong.