Chapter 3 Damage Process

I’m grateful to David Skegg for assisting with the writing of this explanatory document. Using the Energy Damage Model (EDM) and the Time Sequence Model (TSM) requires discipline The EDM draws our attention primarily to the fact that damage involves…
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This is an example I recently saw, in the foyer of a university School of applied science.  Its presence there, as the first thing one saw when entering was striking.  It said to me this is our science, this exemplifies what…
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The idea of an Event is easy to grasp, even if the definition is necessarily long!  However, it is fortunately not often in our lives that we personally experience Events, so I was surprised to experience two last year – one…
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Table 5.2 contains a classification of non-energy Threats, some examples of which are given here. Case Non-energy Threat type Outcome process involves.. A bank was fined after one of its precious metals traders manipulated the price of gold in order to…
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While there is nothing particularly complicated about identifying which energy form is involved in any case of injury or damage, it is helpful to see the idea applied to various cases.  The definition of the energy form needs to be held in…
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This table is based on the same cases that are used in the accompanying article on Energy Damage and Space Transfer Mechanisms. If one has more information than the bare facts of the cases listed below mostly provide, it is…
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