One of the benefits of the vaporous little scientific trial theory of consciousness I am advocating is, apparently, it is real enough and geometric enough and positioned appropriately enough and perhaps both new and old enough that by fitting nicely into the hole it DOES support a growing array of useful visualizations. It's small enough to learn and strong enough to carry the load.
I mean, on one side is the quantum and quantum gravitational imagery whose level of detail is
Вложенный структурно-дуальность
Anidado ~ Estructurado dualidad
The underlying general principle:
"All things have some structure and
have or exhibit one or more
dualities or differences."
Reality is nested structured~duality.
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Thursday, February 25, 2010
Saturday, January 16, 2010
Sliding the boundary in mathematical-physics.
One of the compelling advantages of going through a paradigm shift and then noticing that "reality is ~structured duality" is, at various moments thereafter, other tectonic plates in the contemporary terrain can and do slide about, theoretically, or potentially resulting in incredibly useful, yet highly unsettling new perspectives. It is as though we tie off the bungee, trudge out past the thin ice warning markers and swan dive, soon arriving safely, disconnecting some ~60-odd levels of organization below the ill-formed, shattering crust.
Wednesday, December 30, 2009
The six orientations of a water molecule ( binary tetrahedral unit) within an enfolding field
It turns out, given that a water molecule is tetrahedral-like and has two positive and two negative vertices, or regions, that within an enfolding field, each molecule that forms can do so in one of (at least) six -- a small number of -- different ways.
n n n \ n \ s \ s \ / \ / \ / / \ / \ / \ s s s n n s s s s \ n \ n \ s \ / \ / \ / / \ / \ / \ s n n s n n
Thursday, December 10, 2009
Thinking of the new noun.
An early task in the budding science of consciousness is to think the new thought and discover the new noun that can be swapped into place for "consciousness" thereby properly defining the science. Not to belabor the point, the new word is "structured duality", getting us to the "science of structured duality", which is to say, an accurate and informative statement that allows us to now move forward.
For those new to this discussion it might helpful to take a moment to consider consciousness as, and as akin to the new phlogiston. That is,
For those new to this discussion it might helpful to take a moment to consider consciousness as, and as akin to the new phlogiston. That is,
Thursday, October 15, 2009
QGEM: Quantum Gravitational Enhanced Meditation: An introduction to quantum gravity
So, here we are in the early 21st century riding along on a complex soliton wave curving into the more unified scientific models. For lack of a better phrase, we might just as well call the emerging, more unified model "quantum gravity" due to the upheavals last century in quantum mechanics and so-called relativity. Things are compressing and expanding again as the classical model peels away revealing the underlying non-linear, non-classical, more unified features.
It's a disquieting thought, to try to come up to periscope depth and face this paradigm shift in science. It's awkward, inconvenient,
It's a disquieting thought, to try to come up to periscope depth and face this paradigm shift in science. It's awkward, inconvenient,
Sunday, August 30, 2009
More on the structure of water from SLAC via World Science
" THE WORLD SCIENCE
"Dance restaurant" theory of water takes shape
Aug. 14, 2009 Courtesy SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory and World Science staff
Everyone knows water -- it shapes our bodies and our planet. But despite this abundance, the molecular structure of water has remained a mystery. Compared to other liquids, water has strange properties that are still poorly understood.
Recent work at the U.S. Department of Energy’s SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory and universities in Sweden and Japan, though, is shedding new light on water’s molecular idiosyncrasies, offering insight into its odd properties.
How water molecules arrange themselves in the substance’s solid form, ice, was long ago established: the molecules form a tight “tetrahedral” lattice, with each molecule binding to four others.
"Dance restaurant" theory of water takes shape
Aug. 14, 2009 Courtesy SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory and World Science staff
Everyone knows water -- it shapes our bodies and our planet. But despite this abundance, the molecular structure of water has remained a mystery. Compared to other liquids, water has strange properties that are still poorly understood.
Recent work at the U.S. Department of Energy’s SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory and universities in Sweden and Japan, though, is shedding new light on water’s molecular idiosyncrasies, offering insight into its odd properties.
How water molecules arrange themselves in the substance’s solid form, ice, was long ago established: the molecules form a tight “tetrahedral” lattice, with each molecule binding to four others.
Sunday, July 5, 2009
Implementing longer-term memory in the ordered water model
In the "ordered water" trial theory of consciousness, the neurology is seen as secondary to and dependent upon the underlying respiration reaction. Taking a closer look at this somewhat odd, but also old notion it turn out that the energy flow in the neurology does indeed have it's origin in respiration -- that respiration is primary and neurology is secondary. Focusing in closer on the respiration reaction itself, here simplified to:
organics + oxygen => carbon dioxide + water + energy flow (Rxn #1)
it also turns out that there are some 10^20 water molecules per second being formed (body-wide). This investigator has noticed that this incredible internal structural flux presents us with several intriguing opportunities to account for some of our various *feelings*, impressions and potentially, even our thoughts as being "scribbled in the ordered water".
organics + oxygen => carbon dioxide + water + energy flow (Rxn #1)
it also turns out that there are some 10^20 water molecules per second being formed (body-wide). This investigator has noticed that this incredible internal structural flux presents us with several intriguing opportunities to account for some of our various *feelings*, impressions and potentially, even our thoughts as being "scribbled in the ordered water".
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