Wednesday, November 25, 2009

A New View of Dimensionality

I'm on a little jaunt out of town for pilgrimfest, in honor of the virtuous genocide made by our forbears centuries ago. It was a 6 hour drive, and listening to music started to bore me pretty quickly, so after talking to my friend Johnny (driving with my knees) I decided to switch off the ipod and turn on my voice recorder.

I managed to work through a lot of the kinks of my current pet passion. I've also arrived upon a nice, systematic nomenclature for internal comparisons and discussions of the theory. It's just one of those things that, were I to type it all out, would extend to a length that I am certain no one would read. Instead, I just want to give you a general idea of what I'm working on. I hope in my hoping heart someone out there will be interested enough to comment or ask questions. I foresee this as the only way to disseminate the ideas piecemeal such that I can get them out to you without overwhelming modern attention spans. That's in no way a dig. I don't read obnoxiously lengthy things on the internets any more than you do.

So here's the outline. I'm rebuilding from the ground up what the dimensions of reality actually represent. It's a very hunch-based investigation, but what I'm arriving upon is a system that is far more versatile, organic, and viscerally pleasing than the strictly geometrical design that has been handed down to us from generations past. The best part is, it includes the geometry to its fullest, but represents geometry as just one of a great number of equally-true metaphors for the construction of the dimensions. It satisfies any curiosity for how the universe progresses naturally via phase transitions from one dimension to the next. The perceived directionality of time arises naturally from its construct. It explains the seeming intentionality of the universe without requiring the concept of a god (although divinity figures naturally into a construct in which everything is intrinsically connected, we just don't need the finicky bearded dude in the cloud castle). It also provides predictions and avenues of investigation into dimensions more complex than our own, and implies the mathematics necessary to derive them. Relativity and quantum mechanics arise naturally from it, as does every other theory, school of thought, and field of study. In its final form, the construct of this model I'm proposing can be multiplied and extrapolated to answer any possible question.

If it can be conceived, it exists. All being is copresent at all times with everything that ever was/is. This model is the logical description of its function.

Saturday, November 21, 2009

Symphony of Science

This is kind of awesome...

Also, I'm sorry for not posting anything significant recently. There's a lot going on, but also I'm working on something that is a little lengthy for the blog. Rethinking dimensionality from the ground up. Depicting their relationships and phase transitions between them divested of geometry and materiality. It's a good time...

Here's to love and light!

Wednesday, November 18, 2009

Iridescence

In case you had any doubt that at the deepest levels the world is made of light, there's this

Monday, November 2, 2009

Micro-Saccades, or, Tuning Your Radio


At any given moment, there is an infinitesimal dot of information about what the world looks like entering your brain. This is because when light enters your eyes, it is focused upon a single point on the optic nerve. You are only 'seeing' that little dot, which comprises less than 1% of the total visual field. To account for this, the eye vibrates at a very high rate that is undetectable without specialized instruments. These vibrations are called micro-saccades. The visual cortex then glues all these little dots of light together to provide a coherent phenomenal experience that we call 'vision'.

I still haven't gotten to that 'assumptions' page yet, but here's one to add to your mental list: Everything is happening at all times, always. The ten-dimensional fractal model of reality implies that if it can be conceived, it exists.

The human brain is not so much the seat of consciousness as it is a receiver of consciousness, which is all just out there, floating around, and will continue to be so when your radio is turned off (when you die). Our antennas tune into a particular station, and that is the reality we experience. Take these facts together and we recognize that it is also possible to choose the reality that you experience. It is just a matter of adjusting the frequency to pick up a new signal.

If your brain as a whole is a kind of 'eye' for consciousness, then our personal reality begins to make a little more sense. The brain has its own micro-saccades, which essentially gather the information of all our events, experiences and thoughts which are then stitched together to paint a picture of 'self' and 'the World.'

These micro-saccades can be used to your advantage. If you know the source and mechanism of the information that flows through your consciousness, then it becomes far more plausible to manifest the World as you would like to perceive it.

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