The Master Empiricism: Aristotle Founded Thermodynamics

Here's my v0 autistic brain dump:
https://headatnorth.wordpress.com/
https://headatnorth.wordpress.com/2017/07/22/master-empiricism/

Please tell me what you find interesting, compelling, wrong, or if it's unreadable or boring. Hopefully with feedback I can choose what to focus on and make it clear. This is a first pass to get all the content out.

I have not given exposition on some of the technical topics necessary. Most of what I have written assumes a general familiarity with the topics presented, with my writing responding to that general knowledge.

perkunos Thoughts Broseph Macrobius A Gleaming Leprosy

Allow me to introduce you to the Dutch philosopher, Jaap Bax.

http://metafysica.nl/ (click through annoying popup).

Aristotle, Aquinas, Bohmian mechanics, Evolution, Crystal point groups. Haeckel's promorphology, Intuitionism vs Formalism.

Bax, Aurelius. Aurelius, Bax.

Macrobius,
Thanks for your response. My goal is not to construct "a theory of everything" on a web page with poor graphic design, but rather to elucidate connections and any possible underlying structures between seemingly unrelated fields, namely: biology, language, social structures (on this set much has been done) AND the development of tools, scientific modeling, metapolitical movements by getting to the thermodynamic root (if there is one!). A working model , not a theory with zero residuals . The impetus was questioning the implications of machine learning for the philosophy of science, and a dissatisfaction with the state of philosophy of science.

Most of the paragraphs could be expanded into decently sized blog posts, so my solicitation here is asking what parts of the outline seem either compelling or outright wrong. I acknowledge that looking for feedback on a somewhat cryptic outline is asking for serious effort on the part of the reader, but I really would like to know if I'm missing something obvious before I work out the prose.

I hope that once it is refined I can still ask for your (pl.) readership.