The need to address philosophical
concerns about the nature of time.
Intersecting indigenous time
keeping methods, that are subjective vs objective, then in comparison time
keeping methods of modern physics measurements.
These when organized take upon inherent
overlap;
whereby relativistic interplay via
particle accelerators take on a very similar causal role as the role of the
mind in the act of observing.
Then there is comparison in
external influences upon the nature of time, and what changes the qualitative
function of time, thereby creating only superficial homogeneity.
That is we know time is
analytically a rate of decay of isotopes, but we have no idea where these
isotopes go, but they follow vortecular trajectory, and are definitely
influenced by background radiation.
That is if background radiation
changes, the decay rate changes, which is redundantly expressed throughout
C14 decay during Solar active periods.
One such known period occurred
around 3000BC and was far larger then Solar activity seen relative to our own
solar maximums.
These are termed as super solar
maximums, and according to Solanki (et al.) occur less then 3% of the last
10,000 yrs.
So here we have established a time
arbiter in the analytical sense, which is controlled exclusively by the Sun.
Can we find now a functional
characteristic that can be defined within cognitive time? Persinger (et al.)
suggests that cognition occurs ~ 3-4ms, and specefic characteristics of
consciousness are interfacable within artificial magnetic fields attached to
cranium.
He has tested a variety of sensory
feed back loops, including sense presence, remote sensing, behavioral
influences, and found that they can be disrupted or enhanced depending on the
magnetic field.
Which leads us to one possible
conclusion that magnetic fields, and their respectively associated
psychotronic resonance are mimicking natural feedback loops that the Sun and
our Moon-Earth geomagnetic field create already.
We all know about the full moon as
a viable statistical outcome, which is found in crime stats, psyche ward
admins, and historically it was stooped in ritual and sacrifice.
Shortly after Einstein's death we
discovered there was an electromagnetic field surrounding the planet, and
more recently we have been able to verify that is harboring antimatter
particles-fields.
In neuro-science there is the
'top-down' method-theory, which addresses how the brain may behave like a
electrical antenna. Piggy backing on the same calculations used by Schuman to
calculate the standing waves in the ionosphere, Nunez shows us that we
can also do the same with the cranium cavity.
This shows the skull to act as a
perfect harmonic transducer, which is set-up to operate off of these ambient
EMf frequencies.
Let us assume that the action
potential across the cranium is then identical to the action potential to the
ionosphere, i.e. they are invariably linked.
If this is even partly correct,
then it would seem worthy to consider drivers or modulators of said rhythms.
Some of these cycles are easily
predictable, such as diurnal, circadian (i.e. daily, seasonal), but others
are less easy to explain. Such as the 11 yr solar cycle, and possibly many
higher octaves of different energy potentials.
That is what qualitative aspects
of the energy change, it is one thing to mention of outputs, as per number of
sunspots, or total solar irradiance, but little to nothing is known
about the smaller amplitude energy, which is riding the wave so-to-speak.
What the Sun's plasma carry's
onward to Earth via the Solar wind is complex, and it's interaction with the
geomagnetic field is even more complex, and that interacting with the human
brain antenna system even more.
Because we know very little about
each of these fields independent, let alone acting synergistically,
hierarchically, and or antagonistically together as a dynamic feed back loop,
it is safe to say that we need to approach cautiously, yet open minded.
It is here we enter the
"spooky action at a distance" kinda stuff. Where we need to
consider something quiet interesting, which is every ancient culture had very
elaborate stories, mythologies, folklore, buildings, rituals, calendars,
deities, as core beliefs. But is it just beliefs, or is there some higher
knowing encoded as ancillary data within the belief structure itself?
If this was so, you would think at
some point we would bump into immutable laws, or constants that represented
celestial mechanics that were timeless.
What if our inability to
understand ancient stories is based upon our inability to understand these
complex systems, and once we do, perhaps it is then (as Einstein asserted)
very simple.
That is Einstein believed the
Universal laws could be explained to a bar-maiden, and when you look into all
corners of the world, it was average people telling stories.
It was through the efforts of Von
Descend and Santillana (Hamlet's Mill) that helped us re-realize that many of
these ancient stories did in fact carry extensive amounts of ancillary data,
of which the authors concluded that a keen scholar of history should also be
expected to understand a significant level of celestial mechanics.
All expectations of history are
slowly pushing back when the earliest battery was used (i.e. knowledge of
charge, capacitance), and when the earliest compass was used (i.e. knowledge
of magnetic field), and when the earliest computational devices were used
(e.g. Antikythera Device).
To what point can we limit who our
ancestors were?
Have we been sanitized in our
perception from years of antiquated traditional thinking?
What happens to our modern
identity of who discovered when, where?
Would it end the European
centric model of asserted intellectual dominants?
How would it impact the world
religions, and their respective timelines of origins?
We have been so hyper critical of
open minded historical interpretation, that we will even undermine the
scientific rationality to assert the old model of thinking.
If we are willing to spend
billions on the theoretical hope of logic--that may be admittedly flawed from
the get-go, why would we not give our ancestors the benefit of the doubt.
That is maybe they had some
knowledge that we did not.
Let us consider a possible
inversion example.
Currently we are very accurate at
measuring all bands of the EM spectrum, we have labels, units, error,
calibration, performance statistics, and yet we do not understand very
fundamental questions about matter.
We do not know if...
The speed of light is fixed.
What aspects of Quantum building
blocks produce mass.
If the Sun is nuclear power based,
why there is far less Neutrino's measured.
Why our distant satellites
(Voyager, Pioneer) are not at their respective predicted positions (function
V(t), d).
In juxtaposition, consider now a
different type of scientific values--whereby you are not familiar with all
the subsets of particles, and radiations, but you do understand what gives
objects there mass. And you do know what type of energy fuels the Sun.
Therefore we assume these tenants
are actually easier then expected, and perhaps the reason we haven't found
them yet, is because we have made it too complex, too analytical, and it
defies complexity, it defies thermodynamics, etc.
The Chinese proverb of the man who
points to the heavens and stares at his finger misses all the heavenly
glory...
i.e. man's involvement has been
predominantly to reduce and analyze, and avoid any holistic approaches that
attempt to use philosophical treaties, and thought experiments to simplify
complex systems.
Perhaps we may consider where the
chaos in the order has come from--the observer!
If we know our expectation of
measurement can produce an outcome (i.e. particle-wave duality), then why is
it so hard to see that same causality on a bigger scale.
This then becomes a psychological
psychosis, where we want to believe to the point of projecting our opinion as
the only version of reality despite of negating the tenants of
scientific protocols.
We approach a time of great humility,
were six decades of scientific pursuit to understand atomic structure as a
basis to fundemental forces comes to a funnel-crunch.
Perhaps as we approach the
daunting notion of multi-dimensions and how they might operate, we must
reflect on the fact that we know very little about how we operate within this
obvious feedback loop.
Further within this inquiry, we
might wonder why a monk who has meditated for most of his/her life shows a
sense of effortlessness and yet his brain shows higher activity levels.
This same phenomena has been seen
within human calculators, savant's, etc.
So as we struggle to contain our
projected assumptions within mathematical syntax, the sense of grasping for
knowledge seems more apparent.
Conclusions
When will we seriously consider
training ourselves to optimize effortless approach. Considering we may have
it wrong, perhaps there is a neuro-hormone that releases when we have entered
this place of quietude, which then allows us to see more of the big picture,
therefore a more simplified picture?
Now we are including human,
animal, plant life into this picture.
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Sunday, 5 February 2012
Meta-mechanical approach to time...
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