Greening of Pharmaceutical Engineering, Practice, Analysis, and Methodology

M. R. Islam, PhD is a world-wide consultant on environment and energy-related issues. Dr. Islam is known as the most published engineer in the world. He is credited to have coined terms, such as "green petroleum" and "sustainable petroleum development" at a time when "sustainable petroleum" was considered to be an oxymoron. Dr. Islam's most notable contributions are in the areas of sustainability, environmental integrity, and knowledge modeling, on which topic he has written dozens of books and over 700 research papers. Jaan S. Islam has been active in research on the topics of science and social science. He is a co-author of the theory of mass, energy, time, and human thought material that formed the core of a number of books, including the current series. His previous works include Reconstituting the Curriculum (with M.R. Islam & Gary Zatzman). Gary M. Zatzman has decades of investigative journalism and research experience, dozens of articles in technical journals, and four previously published books:?Sustainable Resource Development, Sustainable Energy Pricing,?Economics of Intangibles?(with M.R. Islam), and?Reconstituting the Curriculum (with M.R. & J.S. Islam). M. Safiur Rahman, PhD is the principal scientific officer at Bangladesh Atomic Energy Commission in the field of environmental engineering. Since 2000, Dr. Rahman has been carrying out research works related to the distribution of toxic trace elements in surface and ground water, food chains and the environment for many government agencies and has published over 100 scientific articles and several books. M.A.H. Mughal is a prominent philanthropist, author, speaker, mentor and a business consultant with 22 years of global experience with some of the world's top companies. He is the author of many articles and is a Chartered Fellow of the British Computer Society and holds many professional designations.

• Preface xvii1 Introduction 11.1 Opening Remarks 11.2 Are We Trained to Develop Contempt for Conscience and Addiction to Selfi shness? 41.3 Metadata 51.4 INTRODUCING CHAPTER TWO: What’s Behind Giving Up Honey and Promoting Aspartame as the Cure, i.e., Dumping the Natural Option in Favour of the Artifi cial One? 81.5 INTRODUCING CHAPTER THREE: Are the Premises of New Science Suffi cient For Uncovering or Establishing The Cause of Anything? 251.6 INTRODUCING CHAPTER FOUR: For How Long We Have Been Lied To? 281.7 INTRODUCING CHAPTER FIVE: A Starting-Point for Society-Wide Corruption 291.8 INTRODUCING CHAPTER SIX: Deconstruction of the Foundations of Aphenomenal Science in the Works of Newton (Part A) and Einstein (Part B) 301.9 INTRODUCING VOLUME TWO: The Way Out 411.10 INTRODUCING CHAPTER SEVEN: Concluding the Discussion-So-Far 481.11 INTRODUCING CHAPTER EIGHT: About the References and Bibliography, or: Now Previous Knowledge Can Help 50Appendix 1.1 51PART ONE The Political Economy of U.S. Government-led Struggles to Control or Suppress Alcohol, Tobacco and Drug Addiction 51Appendix 1.2 60PART TWO Delinearizing the Anti-Colonial Origins of the Corporatized American State and Its Consequences for Contemporary Science and Technology 602 Current State of the World of Big Pharma 652.1 Summary 652.2 Introduction 662.3 How We Got Here: A Delinearized History of the Information Age 702.4 Sociological Degeneration 902.5 The Deadliest 10 Diseases 942.6 Paradox and New Science 1142.7 The Cost Of Drugs 1282.8 “Non-Prescription” Drugs 1313 HSS®A® Degradation in New Science 1433.1 Summary 1433.2 Introduction 1443.3 The HSS®A® (Honey → Sugar → Saccharin® → Aspartame®) Pathway 1473.4 The Sugar Culture and Beyond 1723.5 The Culture of the Artifi cial Sweetener 1773.6 The Culture of Aspartame 1943.7 The Honey-Sugar-Saccharin-Aspartame Degradation in Everything 2274 The Hopelessness of New Science 2914.1 Summary 2914.2 Introduction 2924.3 Colony Collapse Disorder (CDC) 2944.4 Incurable Disease 3254.5 Diseases with Implications for Fundamental Theoretical Concerns (Mass, Energy and HTM) 3844.6 The Need for the Science of Intangibles 3974.7 The Need for Studying the Time Dimension in Implicit Form 4044.8 Assessing the Overall Performance of a Process 4114.9 Aphenomenal Theories of Modern Era 4224.10 The Law of Conservation of Mass and Energy 4254.11 Toward Uncovering Knowledge 4324.12 Conclusions 4355 Mass, Energy and Time: A Delinearized History 4375.1 Summary 4375.2 Introduction 4385.3 The Energy Crisis 4405.4 Gas Hydrates 4855.5 Science of Healthy Energy and Mass 507Appendix 5486 Newton & Einstein: A Delinearized Deconstruction 5916.1 Summary 5916.2 Introduction 5916.3 Historical Context 5956.4 Time Conceptions, Tangible-Intangible Nexus, and Social Roles of Knowledge 6106.5 What is New Versus what is Permitted: Science and the Establishment? 6306.6 Deconstruction of Einstein’s concept of reality, mass, time, and energy 6486.7 Conclusions 6627 The Nature-Science Approach: Conclusions of Book I 6657.1 Summary 6657.2 Introduction 6677.3 Struggle for Social Reform: Internal and External Factors 6747.4 Consequences of Nature-Science for Classical Set Theory and Conventional Notions of Mensuration 6767.5 Conclusions 6787.6 The Need for Change 7097.7 The Nature Science Approach 710References and Bibliography 713Index 773