Professor Florian Colceag: “I can prove that God exists and acts” – part 2

We will continue from the previous part with our inverview:

“D0: The Romanian cultural model you cited earlier was strong enough to resist communism and do we now have something to save?

F.C.: The seam of this pattern is very old. It belongs to the peoples who inhabited the lands of the Black Sea, before the Mediterranean communicated with the Black Sea through the Bosphorus and the Dardanelles. Here is a nucleus that was scattered once the Mediterranean floodwaters came. It scattered radially throughout the European area, in Asia Minor and even in North Africa it arrived. And it reached India as well, through the great invasions.

If you start and search to see what is the skeleton of this seam, you learn that it’s about family, about the respect for the ancestors, respect for the environment, common sense and the joy of life.

D0: They are rather characteristic aspects of group intelligence, not individual ones.

F.C.: It is group intelligence, it’s true. But this is the cultural line that created the Silk Road. This must never be altered.

D0: Do you think that it wasn’t already altered? Let’s look at Romania today: group intelligence appears to minimum rates.

F.C.: It was the effect of manipulation, of conspiracy, if you want, the one I mentioned earlier. It was an alteration that weakened not only the people, it weakened the cultural root as well, and now we are perishable from this point of view. But we can recover if we have wise men at the helm.

D0: What is the role of the genius in the future recovery of Romania?

F.C.: This is the role of the genius: the recovery and the recuperation of the potentials. But the role of the politician is, in general and not only to us, to reduce this comeback because, generally, politicians and business people live from generating crises. If you bring people to starvation then you can sell a carrot on a ton of water. Here is all the history.

You know that in Magellan’s or Columbus’ travels they got to sell a rat from the bay of the ship for a diamond, a gemstone. Food resources were minimal and then they sold everything to survive one day. If we go by the minimal idea that their business matters, I would like myself to ask these politicians if they want to be the richest dead in the cemetery. Because in the end we all get there. What use would it be to them? They think that everything is eternal.

D0: I draw your attention to one detail: your question concerns a superior intelligence area not typical to those you are questioning.

F.C.: I’m glad you understand this. Here, we have a problem. We were taught not to rise the higher intelligences in the forefront of decisions. The Romanians brought to management all sorts of narrow-minded people with lack of perspective. And they’ve always had a great admiration for thieves. Thieves were and still are the demigods of the place. But now, I think, they are fed up with thieves who robbed us in the last period enough to bring us back to the mood of 1907. It’s a significant moment now and we are in the twelfth hour.

Speaking of what I said about the genius: not only our people tried to get rid of the geniuses. De Gaulle, after the great second war said that geniuses are dangerous and they must get rid of them because they give history too much speed. The changes they cause are too brutal. But he didn’t understand something essential, that without geniuses there is no way out of impossible situations. Only geniuses can come to a solution sufficiently well placed, well structured to solve problems that have emerged in the meantime. And in all directions. Whether scientifical, artistical, whether anything, the role of geniuses is unique. They are the leaders who bring light out of darkness, bringing the solution.

D0: Accepting your hypothesis, how do we stand when it comes to geniuses?

F.C.: We stand very well. When it comes to geniuses, this people still produce them. Unfortunately, I find genius capacities at increasingly smaller ages.

D0: Why do you say unfortunately?

F.C.: Because the adults who have geniality have left. And they are still leaving. They find no support here.

D0: Therefore, you find almost unsanded genialities.

F.C.: Yes. And potential geniality at early ages. However, at these early ages is huge. I find children with some normal intellectual abilities just like children aged up to ten years older. But we have not succeeded so far – and here I have a big problem and a huge “oh!” in relations with the state – to create, institutionally speaking, the nursery for them.

We didn’t turn on the gifted education programs, although they are introduced into the education law. Secondary legislation said no. They took it as De Gaulle or all sorts of ministers who told me: ‘Mr. Colceag, but why should we support these smarts, to take our places?’

D0: What is your idea? To make special classes for gifted children?

F.C.: These children are isolated and are too capable and then they suffer a negative social reaction. They develop high abilities and the capacity to solve problems in the moment they are gathered together. It’s what is called charter centers, pilot centers.

These pilot centers are fed by schools that select all the children who are too inconvenient, too smart, who bother teachers having too many questions, too many answers, too much knowledge, they are hyperactive. These children are too inconvenient for the regular educational system.

D0: And then you get them out of the normal circuit…

F.C.: They get out of the normal circuit where they were wasting time and were tormenting others and enter into a highly specialized circuit, where they develop their abilities until they become useful to society. And not only useful, they become the solutions to problems.

D0: Do you know any country that works on a large scale by this model?

F.C.: Yes. The first who started was Australia some fourty or fifty years ago. Australia doesn’t know what crisis is, accept the environmental crisis. You can no longer smell the ocean there because of pollution and the destruction of algae.

D0: Well, in the spirit of the previous discussion, it means that geniuses, there, did not work very well.

F.C.: Only in this moment they began to do their job, because you need time to develop people and time to place them where they have the power of decision. Australia is the world leader in nanotechnology and they are working in an incredible style to solve environmental problems. And it is a permanent concern this direction which gives results.

But this system didn’t remain in Australia only, it spread worldwide. It spreads with speed including in countries where you would not expect, such as the Arab countries where they can live peacefully slacking off in the sun because their money comes from oil. Well, they began to understand very well that resources are exhausting, that people are lazy, that they were taught not to do anything and that their grants came from the state, that the future is extremely unsure and are now investing enormously in the education of geniuses, developing with their help technologies to replace oil.

D0: And in contrast, you say, that there’s Romania which ignores the stimulation and valuing those who are gifted?

F.C.: It doesn’t ignore, it fears. Romania fears geniuses, it fears extraordinary children, is simply affraid of them.

D0: Why do you say it fears?

F.C.: Take a good look, for example, at the Romanian Government Scholarship through which highly intelligent children were sent to learn European administration. None of them were hired in administration. It’s a clear evidence they are affraid that people who are good at this will appear, because the administrative system is used for robbery, for theft. Unfortunately, we are in the situation in which we look behind and see that we are led by Ali Baba and the fourty thieves. Only they are not fourty, but much more. But the paradigm is the same.

D0: Do we have a selection problem?

F.C.: More than this: we have a negative selection. On the current legislative system you cannot promote capable people. They must first pass through the filter of the party. The party filter means corruption, ass-kissing, bribery, mafiosism and so on, up to the need for the existing of the school of life in prison. If he is not like that and the candidate is a clean and a professional man, then he cannot be pulled by the strings, cannot be blackmailed.

When the filter for the admission of the candidate is how much can he be blackmailed, you reach appalling aberations. And again, I would remind these comrades to remember Coşbuc‘s poem. Because this people endures up to a time.

D0: What would a political genius do in this moment in Romania?

F.C.: I don’t want to give the program. If there was a political genius he would know what to do. But I’d be happy to help him.

D0: You once designed even a country model.

F.C.: I designed many, yes. The crisis exit model, the country model, and we are now working on a constitution that allows putting Romania back on its feet (translator’s note: this constitution is now ready, as of the year 2016, and it is called Citizen’s Constitution which can be found here in Romanian language).

D0: Do you work alone?

F.C.: No, we are many. And we are increasingly more who want this. Because it is a shame to destroy what lasts for thousands of years, just because some locusts came to consume everything. People’s reaction is starting to be increasingly clear and I see it’s professional as well.

Professional leagues are formed to begin to act, youth alliances are formed, of business people who begin to make social policies, to help there where is needed, therefore I see an increase in the level of cohesion of people who before was atomized. They are still not acting very well, but a phenomenon began to appear. Let me give you an example. Recently, we celebrated the Day of Romania. Did ever happened to you that during Romania’s Day the Romanians sent text messages with ‘Happy Romania’s Day’?

D0: I understand you received these text messages.

F.C.: Yes, and not only me. Many people received these messages. In each began to rise another spirit. It’s a beginning I applaud. And the University’s Plazza is extraordinary. And many other phenomena. And the fact that at Pungeşti both young and old people, along with their priest as well, came out on the streets to defend their needs, their poverty and their people.

D0: Are you a man of faith, Mr. Colceag?

F.C: I am a mathematician. To me God is not a cultural formula, God is the infinite space, intelligent and sensible, who really is. I can demonstrate this through my mathematics.

D0: Recently, two German mathematicians demonstrated the same thing, that God exists.

F.C.: I didn’t read what my German colleagues did, but through the mathematics that I’ve worked I discovered universal laws showing that the universe is able to optimize its decisions and decides. That it is much more complex than it used to be known as measurability.

I don’t even have a faith issue, I have a knowledge issue. I am in a situation in which I have a direct opened window, through which I understand that God exists and acts.”

Interview by Vlad Stoicescu

Source: Matematicianul Florian Colceag: “Pot demonstra ca Dumnezeu exista si actioneaza”.