M

← Lying (2) | Mach, Ernst: 1836-1916 →

Letter Group Divider

Mach, Ernst: 1836-1916

← M | Machinery →

Cross Reference

Cross-References

• Environment Events Hierarchy, Jun'66 (5)(6)

Machinery

← Mach, Ernst: 1836-1916 | Machines →

Index Entry

"Machinery becomes obsolete almost overnight, ergo is unattractive as a continuing property and must be written off the books in five years. But machinery can be melted and reworked to ever higher earning effectiveness only by ever improving know-how."

• Citation & context at Transnational Capitalism & Export Of Know-how, (1)(2): 20 Sep'76

Machines

← Machinery | Machines →

Index Entry

Machines:

"The three perpendicular bisectors of an equilateral triangle cross each other at the triangle's center of gravity, dividing the total triangle into six right triangles, of which three are positive and three are negative. So there are six fundamentals of the triangle which makes possible dynamic symmetry. . . Each corner is balanced by its positive and negative-- like a street corner. This is called dynamic balance. Literally all machinery is dynamically balanced in this manner."

• Citation and context at Dynamic Symmetry, 31 May'71

• This tape transcript will go EJA and BEK, Chicago, 31 May 1971.

Machines

← Machines | Machines →

Index Entry

Machines:

"Machines are integral systems

Which intertransform energies

In complex but orderly

Angle and frequency sequences."

"Though humans at present

Are not in the habit

Of identifying themselves as machines

That is just what humans are

And what our planet Earth is

And what each of the living entities

Aboard planet Earth are."

• CITE RBF Draft, BRAIN & MIND, pencil

1970

Machines

← Machines | Machine →

Index Entry

Machines:

"Energy intertransforming systems

Conceived by the mind

Are identified as machines.

Machines consisting of energy as matter

Process either matter in radiation

Or radiation into matter.

All biological phenomena

Which are machines

Convert radiation into matter.

And all non-biological machines

Convert matter into radiation

while realizing other transformative work."

• Cite RBF Draft, BRAIN & MIND, pencil

1970

Machine

← Machines | Machine Gun Bullets →

Index Entry

Machine:

"The physical Universe is a machine-- in fact,

Universe is the minimum and only perpetual motion

machine.

• Cite MUSIC OF THE SPH.LIFE, 1240, p.13-10 Dec'64

• Citation & context at Universe, 10 Dec'64

Machine Gun Bullets

← Machine | Machines vs. Structures →

Cross Reference

Propeller Blades

Tetrahedron of Interferences

Cross-References

• Bullets: Synchronization of Bullets through Airplane

Machines vs. Structures

← Machine Gun Bullets | Machines vs. Structures →

Index Entry

Machines vs. Structures:

"...The frequency rates are the separate static frame rates of inspection and are recognized by humans' brains as mechanics when the frequency of inspection by humans synchronizes with the cinema frames' running. The difference between structures and machinery is the same as the difference between 'moving' and 'static' pictures as both relate to human information comprehending. This is the grand strategy."

• Citation & context at Nature in a Corner, 13 Nov'75

Machines vs. Structures

← Machines vs. Structures | Machine Tools →

Cross Reference

Cross-References

• Buildings as Machines

Machine Tools

← Machines vs. Structures | Machines Machinery (1) →

Cross Reference

Cross-References

• Generalize, 9 Feb'76

Machines Machinery (1)

← Machine Tools | Machines Machinery (2) →

Cross Reference

Environment-modifying Machines

Living Machines

Pattern-processing Machines

Cross-References

• Baby-making Machine
• Buildings as Machines
• Dwelling Machines
• Engine
• Human Beings & Hard Machinery
• Humans as Machines
• Intelligence Machines
• Lever Complexes
• Man vs. Machines
• Machines vs. Structures
• Mechanics
• Perpetual Motion Machine
• Slave-eliminating Machine
• Tools
• Energy Environment-harvesting Machines
• Ghana Dome: Self-chilling Machine

Machines Machinery (2)

← Machines Machinery (1) | Macrocosm →

Cross Reference

(1)(2)*

Cross-References

• Artifacts, 15 Jun'74
• Artificial, (1)(2)
• Breakwater, 15 Jun'74
• Dynamic Symmetry, 31 May'71*
• Technology, 28 Apr'71
• Universe, 10 Dec'74*
• Efficiency, 22 Jan'75
• Transnational Capitalism & Export of Know-how, (1)(2)
• Human Unsettlement, (1)
• Building Industry, (1)
• Universe is Technology, (2)

Macrocosm

← Machines Machinery (2) | Macrocosm Macrocosmic →

Index Entry

Macrocosm:

"Macrocosmically speaking

Experience teaches

Both the fading away

Of remote yesterdays

And the unseeability

Of far forward events."

LOVE,

• Cite LOVE, p.175 May '72

Macrocosm Macrocosmic

← Macrocosm | Macro-medio-micro →

Cross Reference

Cross-References

• Volumetric Awareness, 20 Feb'73

Macro-medio-micro

← Macrocosm Macrocosmic | Macro-Micro →

Cross Reference

Cross-References

• Medio

Macro-Micro

← Macro-medio-micro | Macro-Micro →

Index Entry

Macro-Micro:

"Macro is not opposite to micro: these are opposed, inward-and-outward, explosive-contractive, intertransformative accommodations, such as that displayed by the eight-triangular-cammed, perimeter tangent, contact-driven, involuting-evoluting, rubber doughnut jitterbug.

"Macro and micro are not opposed: they are the poles of inward-outward considerations of experience."

Macro-Micro

← Macro-Micro | Macro-Micro →

Index Entry

Macro-Micro:

"It requires a minimum of four points to definitively differentiate cosmic insideness for cosmic outsideness, i.e., to differentiate macrocosm from microcosm, and both of them from here and now."

• Citation and context at Prime Enclosure, 17 Feb'73

Macro-Micro

← Macro-Micro | Macro-Micro →

Index Entry

Macro-Micro:

"Events impinge upon individuals from both outside and inside themselves. Those of internal microcosmic origin usually imping subconsciously. Most of these [redacted] of external macrocosmic origin also impinge subconsciously."

• Citation and context at Universal Requirements of a Dwelling Advantage (1), Dec'72

Macro-Micro

← Macro-Micro | Macro-micro →

Index Entry

Macro-Micro:

"It takes a minimum of six interweaving trajectories to isolate insideness from outsideness, ergo, to divide all Universe systematically into two parts-- macrocosm and microcosm."

• Cite SYNERGETICS Corollaries, \hrefhttps://www.buckyverse.org/en/synergetics/content/chapters/200-synergetics#section-240.00240, by RBF 11 Oct. '71. Haverford, Penna.

Macro-micro

← Macro-Micro | Macro-Micro →

Index Entry

Macro-micro:

"Men of yesterday looked outward self-helplessly to the macrocosm, praying for miraculous salvation; today they look inwardly self-disciplinedly to the nuclear microcosm for vast sources of reliable physical power. What men thought they understood yesterday of their local experiences seemed, regular, orderly, and logical; what they did not comprehend, extending outward macrocosm and inward to the microcosm, they thought of as turbulent, random, and chaotic."

• Citation & context at New York City, (11); 1964

Macro-Micro

← Macro-micro | Macro-Micro →

Index Entry

Macro-Micro:

"... The positive-negative, convex-concave tetrahedra constitute only the minimum functional dichotomy of finite universe, resulting in a minimum portion of the universe disposed in the microcosm and a maximum portion of universe assigned to the macrocosm."

• Cite OMNIDIRECTIONAL HALO, p. 141, 1960

Macro-Micro

← Macro-Micro | Macro-micro Otherness →

Index Entry

Macro-Micro:

"... Circumferential micro- or macro- being finite, and radial being infinite. Compression is micro and tension is macro."

• Citation and context at Nuclear and Nebular Zonal Waves, 1955

Macro-micro Otherness

← Macro-Micro | Macro-micro (1) →

Cross Reference

Cross-References

• Energetic Functions, 8 Aug'77

Macro-micro (1)

← Macro-micro Otherness | Macro-micro (2A) →

Cross Reference

Circumferential = Macro or Micro

Astro & Nucleic

Cross-References

• Between Stage of Universe
• Considerable Set
• Cosm
• Man as Halfway in Range of Size of All Creatures
• Medio: Macro-medio-micro
• Middle
• Min-max
• Prime Dichotomy
• Self-now
• Tunability: Intra & Ultra
• Twilight Zone
• Invisibility of Macro- and Micro- Resolutions
• Cosmic & Local
• Nuclear & Nebular: Nucleus & Galaxies
• Orbiting Magnitudes

Macro-micro (2A)

← Macro-micro (1) | Macro-micro (2B) →

Cross Reference

See Allspace Filling:a & VE, Oct

Cross-References

• Allspace Filling:a \& VE, Oct
• Awareness, 31 May'71
• A Priori Intellect, (1)
• Boats at Anchor Retard the River's Flow, 1960
• Communicating, (2)
• Considerable Set, 1959
• Constellar, 3 Oct'72
• Dynamic Frame of Reference, (6)
• Entropy, 5 Mar'55
• Environment, 29 Mar'77 (1)(2)
• Everyday, May'49
• Environment Events Hierarchy, (2)
• Frequency, 1970
• Halo Concept, 22 Feb'72
• In, Out & Around, 1968
• Jitterbug, 4 Oct'72
• Insideness & Outsideness, 11 Oct'71

Macro-micro (2B)

← Macro-micro (2A) | Macro-micro (2C) →

Cross Reference

Patterning, 1960

Cross-References

• Man vs. Humanity, Oct'70
• Mass, 29 Dec'58
• Minimum Set, 18 Nov'72
• Minimum Structural System, 25 Feb'73
• Motion Apprehension, 1968
• Middle, Feb'73
• Newton's First Law of Motion: RBF Restatement Of, 4 May'57
• Nuclear Sphere, 16 Dec'73
• Point, 20 Feb'73
• Plurality, 5 Mar'55
• Positive & Negative: Four Kinds, 10 Nov'74
• Prime Enclosure, 17 Feb'73*
• Spherical Triangle Sequence
• System, 29 Dec'58
• Stature, 20 Feb'73
• Tensional Integrity, 1970
• Trees
• Tunability, 19 Oct'72
• Thinking, 6 Nov'73

Macro-micro (2C)

← Macro-micro (2B) | Macro→Micro →

Cross Reference

Cross-References

• Trespassing: Not Trespassing, (2)
• Twenty Questions, (2)
• Universal Requirements of a Dwelling Advantage, (1)
• Zoned System: Zone Limits, 1954
• Fertilization, 27 Dec'74
• Prospects for Humanity, 1 Feb'75
• Convex & Concave: Law Of, 27 May'72
• Visibility & Invisibility of Systems, (1)
• Thirty Minimum Topological Characteristics, (1)(2)
• Twilight Zone, 22 Jun'75
• Energy Involvement of 92 Elements, (1)
• No Opposites, 12 Nov'75*
• Irrelevancies: Dismissal Of, 8 Feb'76
• New York City, (11)
• Fourfold Twoness, 10 Nov'74
• Children as Only Pure Scientists, (2)
• Sensings & Eventings, 28 Apr'77
• Greater Intellect, (2)
• Human Beings & Complex Universe, (5)(7)(8)

Macro→Micro

← Macro-micro (2C) | Macro → Micro →

Index Entry

Macro→Micro:

"Humanity being a macro→micro Universe unfolding eventuation, is physically irreversible yet eternally integrated with Universe."

• Citation and context at Universe, 24 Mar'71

Macro → Micro

← Macro→Micro | Macro-micro ≠ Micro-macro →

Index Entry

Macro → Micro:

"Macro → micro does not equal micro → macro."

"MAMI ≠ MIMA"

Macro-micro ≠ Micro-macro

← Macro → Micro | Macro-Micro (Synergetic Advantage) (1) →

Cross Reference

Cross-References

• Macro-Micro, 24 Mar'71

Macro-Micro (Synergetic Advantage) (1)

← Macro-micro ≠ Micro-macro | Macro → Micro: (Synergetic Advantage) (2) →

Cross Reference

Synergy: Corollary of Synergy: Principle of the Whole System

Cross-References

• General Systems Theory
• Starting with Universe
• Synergetic Advantage: Principle Of
• Synergetic Strategy of Commencing with Totality

Macro → Micro: (Synergetic Advantage) (2)

← Macro-Micro (Synergetic Advantage) (1) | Macrophotography (2) →

Cross Reference

Synergy: Degrees Of, (2)

Cross-References

• Dynamic Frame of Reference, (6)
• Humans, Oct'71
• Humanity, 30 Oct'73
• Intuition, Jun'66
• Irreversibility, 25 Mar'71
• Man as Local Universe Technology, 24 Mar'71
• Plurality, 5 Mar'55
• Universe, 24 Mar'71*
• World Game, (1)(2)
• Convex & Concave, 16 May'75

Macrophotography (2)

← Macro → Micro: (Synergetic Advantage) (2) | Macrosystem →

Cross Reference

Cross-References

• Invisibility of Macro- and Micro- Resolutions, (2)

Macrosystem

← Macrophotography (2) | Mad →

Cross Reference

Cross-References

• Area, 9 Jun'75

Mad

← Macrosystem | Madison Avenue →

Cross Reference

Cross-References

• Stark, 29 May'72
• Human Tolerance Limits, (5)

Madison Avenue

← Mad | Madison Avenue →

Index Entry

The Madison Avenue of the Gay 90's meant the area between madison Square and 42nd Street, dominated by the J.P. Morgan residence at 38th and Madison. Madison Avenue of the first half of the 20th century referred to the shopping section from 42nd Street to 72nd Street, dominated at its base by Brooks Brothers, the Biltmore Hotel, and the Roosevelt Hotel. So attractive did the Madison Avenue vantage appear to so many corporate newcomers that they, in effect, have pulled down all the old buildings and thus terminated all the old enterprises that constituted Madison Avenue. They have built a new canyon in the Universe whose preoccupation with the abstract function of shaping men's conditioned reflexes, through advertising, has caused the words 'Madison Avenue' to hold an entirely new meaning--having nothing to do with a physical avenue itself, but with their 'corporate image'--the collective archpropagandist, proselytizer, inducer, and seducer.

Madison Avenue

← Madison Avenue | Madonna Theme (1) →

Cross Reference

Promote: I Don't Promote, 2 Jun'74

Lunch: Let's Have Lunch

Cross-References

• Beatnik, 1961

Madonna Theme (1)

← Madison Avenue | Madonna Theme (2) →

Cross Reference

Madonna Theme:

Cross-References

• Balls Coming Together
• Mother
• Womb

Madonna Theme (2)

← Madonna Theme (1) | Maelstrom →

Cross Reference

Cross-References

• A Priori Environment, May'72

Maelstrom

← Madonna Theme (2) | Magic →

Cross Reference

Cross-References

• Universal Maelstrom

Magic

← Maelstrom | Magic →

Index Entry

Magic:

"Everything is magic. . . Reality is 99.9 per cent invisible."

• Cite RBF Quoted by Joseph Gelmis in Newsday, Canada, in ltr. from Morley Markson, 18 Nov'72

Magic

← Magic | Magic Numbers →

Index Entry

Magic:

"We have no experimental proof of magic, ergo, there is no connotation of magic in the word 'metaphysics' as I use it."

• Cite NASA Speech, p. 32. Jun'66

Magic Numbers

← Magic | Magic Numbers →

Cross Reference

Magic Numbers:

"Then there is the Magic Number twentyness in the relative cosmic abundances of all the atomic element isotopes, which Magic Numbers we have now identified with mathematical exactitude as constituting a hierarchy of symmetrical, geometrical patterns occurring in mathematical sequence and manifest in the icosahedron-tetrahedron shell frequency symmetry relationships. (See Synergetics Illustration #76.)"

Magic Numbers

← Magic Numbers | Magic Numbers →

Index Entry

The magic numbers are the high abundance points in the atomic isotope occurrences. They are 2, 8, 20, 50, 82, and 126 ! For every non-polar vertex [] there are three vector edges in every triangulated structural system. The magic numbers are the non-polar vertexes.

Magic Numbers

← Magic Numbers | Magic Numbers: Isotopal Magic Numbers →

Index Entry

Magic Numbers:

"In the structure of atomic nuclei there are certain numbers of neutrons and protons which correspond to states of increased stability. These numbers are known as the magic numbers and have the following values: 2, 8, 20, 50, 82, and 126. A vector model is proposed to account for these numbers based on combinations of the three fundamental omni-triangulated structures: the terahedron, octahedron and icosahedron. In this system all vectors havc a value of one third. The magic numbers are accounted for by summing the total number of vectors in each set and multiplying the total by 1/3."

• Cite ILLUSTRATION // 76, caption. 1967

Magic Numbers: Isotopal Magic Numbers

← Magic Numbers | Magic Numbers →

Index Entry

Magic Numbers: Isotopal Magic Numbers:

"The eightness of being nucleic may also relate to the relative abundance of isotopal magic numbers which reads 2, 8, 20, 50, 82, 126 !"

• Cite SYNERGETICS draft at Sec. \hrefhttps://www.buckyverse.org/en/synergetics/content/chapters/400-system#section-415.33415.33, 28/2 May'72

Magic Numbers

← Magic Numbers: Isotopal Magic Numbers | Magic Numbers →

Index Entry

Magic Numbers:

"... There has emerged an impressive pattern of special and fairly regularly positioned behaviors of the relative abundances of isotopes of all the known atoms of the known universe. (SEE ILLUSTRATION _____.)

"Looking like a picture of a mountainside ski run in which there are a series of skump upturns of the run, there is a series of sharp upwardly-pointing peaks in the overall descent of this relative abundance of atomic isotopes curve which originates at its highest abundance in lowest atomic number elemental isotones. These peaks are know as the magic numbers. The peaks are approximately congruent with the atoms of highest structural stability.

"The magic numbers are: 2, 8, 20, 82, and 126 !

"... We identify those numbers in an absolute synergetic hierarchy which must transcend any derogatory suggestion of pure coincidence alone, for the coincidence reoccurs with mathematical regularity, symmetry and structural logic which identifies it elegantly as the model for the magic numbers."

Magic Numbers

← Magic Numbers | Magic Numbers Model: Isotopal Magic Numbers →

Index Entry

Magic Numbers: isotonal Magic Numbers:

"Where the inventory of relative abundance of all the known isotopes of all the atoms identified and quantified as present in Universe show a reverse peak in the otherwise descending curve of relative abundance; it being evidenced that the lowest order of number isotopes are the most abundant:

• Cite RBF holograph, undated, with papers left behind, April, '72.

Magic Numbers Model: Isotopal Magic Numbers

← Magic Numbers | Magic Numbers Isotopal Magic Numbers →

Index Entry

Magic Numbers Model: Isotopal Magic Numbers:

Add as a "Discovery of Synergetics:

"A vectorial model for the magic numbers which identifies the structural logic of the atomic isotopes in a symmetrical synergetic hierarchy."

• Cite SYNERGETICS text at Sec. \hrefhttps://www.buckyverse.org/en/synergetics/content/chapters/200-synergetics#section-251.28251.28, approved by RBF to EJA, 29 May'72

Magic Numbers Isotopal Magic Numbers

← Magic Numbers Model: Isotopal Magic Numbers | Magic →

Cross Reference

Cross-References

• Atomic Computer Complex, (3)
• Closest Packing of Spheres Sequence, (2)
• Pauling, Linus, Jun'66
• Twenty, Oct'71
• Quantum Mechanics: Minimum Geometrical Fourness, (4)

Magic

← Magic Numbers Isotopal Magic Numbers | Maginot Line →

Cross Reference

See: No Magic

Cross-References

• No Magic
• No Magic Universe

Maginot Line

← Magic | Magnesium →

Cross Reference

Cross-References

• Fortress Mentality, 12 May'77

Magnesium

← Maginot Line | Magnetic Field →

Cross Reference

Cross-References

• Mite as Model for Quark, 3 May'77

Magnetic Field

← Magnesium | Magnetism →

Index Entry

Magnetic Field:

"The becoming one of both the finity inward with the finity outward indicates a sensibility of experience preoccupying man as a superficial reality which only occurs at middling dimensions of Universe and appears schematically as a magnetic field. Its flux patterns, like two tangent balls, include every size of particle, as their hour-glass-like tangentially linked inwardness, displays both inwardly and outwardly mingled sets of fountain and reverse fountain flows-- concurrently at both ends-- and through the middle. Periodically, the whole double-bulbed dynamic flux contracts axially, as the two bulbs of dynamic flow merge progressively, and then merge completely, and again separate axially. It is obvious that inasmuch as the whole system was always in flow, that the new bulbs of flux are of necessity new and are therefore only identifiable in principle with the previous comprehensive duality of shapes. The system has inherent yet empty twoness."

Magnetism

← Magnetic Field | Magnet Magnetism (1) →

Index Entry

The universe is cohered only by the continuous tensional integrity which is sometimes magnetical, sometimes gravitational, and sometimes produced by forces as yet unexplained by experimental science.

• Cite GODDESSES, Sat Review 2 Mar 68

Magnet Magnetism (1)

← Magnetism | Magnet Magnetism (2) →

Cross Reference

Electromagnetic

Cross-References

• Electric Motor
• Energetic Functions

Magnet Magnetism (2)

← Magnet Magnetism (1) | Magnifying Glass →

Cross Reference

Cross-References

• Mass Attraction, 6 Mar'73
• Electric Motor, 25 Jan'72

Magnifying Glass

← Magnet Magnetism (2) | Magnitude →

Cross Reference

Cross-References

• Enantiodromia, 28 Jan'76

Magnitude

← Magnifying Glass | Magnitude Awareness →

Index Entry

Magnitude:

"... Magnitude vanishes; only principles endure.

The fantastic, being purely of superficial magnitude, vanishes in the face of principle."

• Citation at Principle, May'49

Magnitude Awareness

← Magnitude | Magnitude ignorance →

Index Entry

Magnitude Awareness:

"Not only can there be no awareness until there is otherness to be aware of, but there can be no magnitude awareness with only one otherness. You need two othernesses with an interval between them in order to have a sense of distance; otherwise you might just be looking at yourself in a mirror."

• Cite SYNERGETICS draft at Sec.\hrefhttps://www.buckyverse.org/en/synergetics/content/chapters/1000-omnitopology#section-1023.171023.17, 20 Feb'73

Magnitude ignorance

← Magnitude Awareness | Magnitude (1) →

Cross Reference

Cross-References

• Dollar Bills: $200 Billion One-Dollar Bills Circling Around Earth, (2)

Magnitude (1)

← Magnitude ignorance | Magnitude (2) →

Cross Reference

Gross World Product

Proximity & Magnitude Relationship

Scrutability: Magnitude of Scrutability

Multimagitude

Cross-References

• Capital Worth of U.S.
• Energy Magnitudes
• Equi-magnitude Phases
• Frequency & Magnitude
• Heartbeat Magnitude Sequence
• Hierarchies
• Microtude
• Orbiting Magnitudes
• Time-size
• Unit Magnitude
• Rates & Magnitudes
• Big & Little

Magnitude (2)

← Magnitude (1) | Maharishi Mahesh Yogi (1) →

Cross Reference

Cross-References

• Frequency, Jun'66
• Nature, Dec'72
• Relativity, May'49
• Principle, May'49*
• Synergetic Hierarchy, Oct'75
• Primitive Dimensionality, 1 Mar'76

Maharishi Mahesh Yogi (1)

← Magnitude (2) | Main Engines of Universe →

Cross Reference

Maharishi Mahesh Yogi:

Cross-References

• Intuition Sequence, (1)

Main Engines of Universe

← Maharishi Mahesh Yogi (1) | Main Engines of Universe (1) →

Index Entry

Main Engines of Universe:

"We're going out from the conserved energy, the storage

battery energy of the fossil fuels and nature-impounding

energy force, the food, which is simply a battery. . . .

We're getting to the point where we finally have the

knowledge to get on to the main engines of Universe.

Your storage batteries just get yourself started to get

your main engine going to be regenerated."

• Cite RBF M:C address at Dubuque, IA, 15 Dec. '71, p. 23.

Main Engines of Universe (1)

← Main Engines of Universe | Main Engines of Universe (2) →

Cross Reference

Self-starter

Cross-References

• Energy Income

Main Engines of Universe (2)

← Main Engines of Universe (1) | Make-believe →

Cross Reference

Will, 20 Apr'78

Cross-References

• Biosphere, (3)
• Boltzmann Sequence, (3)

Make-believe

← Main Engines of Universe (2) | Make-work (1) →

Cross Reference

Make-believe:

Cross-References

• Religion as Make-believe

Make-work (1)

← Make-believe | Make-work (2) →

Cross Reference

Inveneted Jobs

Cross-References

• Inspectors of Inspectors
• Uneconomic

Make-work (2)

← Make-work (1) | Making the World Work (1) →

Cross Reference

Cross-References

• Uneconomic, 25 Sep'73
• Earning a Living, 30 Mar'70

Making the World Work (1)

← Make-work (2) | Making the World Work (2) →

Index Entry

Making the World Work:

"The university student, having attained his first freedom of initiative, his optimum level of metabolic efficiency, bodily coordination, and general outlook, finds that his idealism is concurrently exposed to an awareness of powerful intellectual and technical disciplines. At the same time he is the recipient of frequent science-technology breakthrough news, such as the under-the-polar-ice passages of atomic submarines and new achievements in rocketry and electronics. He also receives an overabundance of news concerning world want and political stresses that break into ever more frequent crises.

"Logically, the student becomes exasperated and says, 'Why can't we make the world work'? All the negative nonsense is the consequence of outworn, ignorant biases of the old-timers. Let's join forces and set things to rights.' Parading in multitudes, students demand that their political leaders take steps to bring about peace and plenty. The fallacy of this lies in their mistaken, age-old assumption that the problem is one of political reform. The fact is that the politicians are faced with a vacuum and you can't reform a vacuum. The vacuum is the apparent world condition of not enough to go around-- not enough for even a majority of mankind to survive more than half"

Making the World Work (2)

← Making the World Work (1) | Making the World Work (3) →

Index Entry

Making the World Work:

"of its potential life span. It is a 'you or me to the death' situation that leads from impasse to ultimate showdown by arms. Thus more and more students around the world are learning of the new and surprising alternative to politics-- the design science revolution, which alone can solve the problem.

"The students are thrilled to realize that it is themselves they must turn to in order to make the world work, through practical use of their university science and technology resources and their laboratory-supported design-science capabilities. The students know that they need no more license to invent the tools that will make the world work than the Wright brothers needed a license to invent one of the most needed more-with-less tools-- the airplane. The students' task is clear-cut. It is to increase the overall efficiency of the world's mechanical devices from their present four percent to an overall efficiency of 12 percent. This is easy, since overall efficiencies of up to 80 percent are now feasible. The students know that if they invent the right tools, the tools will be used, given the right emergency. And they know that their design science revolution is bound to work because the"

Making the World Work (3)

← Making the World Work (2) | Making the World Work (1) →

Index Entry

Making the World Work:

"emergencies to foster its realization are already here. Their revolution is bloodless revolution that brings peace in the only way it may ever become effective-- by elimination of the physical wants that always underlie war."

• Cite THE PROSPECTS FOR HUMANITY, Hat. Review, 29 Aug'64

Making the World Work (1)

← Making the World Work (3) | Making the World Work (2) →

Cross Reference

Cross-References

• Competition: Elimination Of
• Doing What Needs to be Done
• Nature: What Nature Needs to be Done
• Utopia or Oblivion
• City Management Concept of World Government
• One-world Management
• Design Revolution

Making the World Work (2)

← Making the World Work (1) | Male & Female →

Cross Reference

Cross-References

• Literacy, 18 Aug'70
• Industrialization
• Synergetics, 7 Apr'75
• Self-education, 1974

Male & Female

← Making the World Work (2) | Male & Female →

Index Entry

Of course, the male is not always the hunter. There is much in legend about the female as huntress. Diana and so forth. The male is not the seed. The ovary is the seed. The male just pollinates. No one is purely male or female.

Of course there are differences. The female can stay in cold water much longer: what makes her soft makes her better insulated. There are physical differences, some impeding, some advantaging. The woman is a wave phenomenon: a puller. The male, the penis works as a pusher. They are designed that way: she to be attractive, he to be the aggressor-- but the intereffects are much more complex than this oversimplification.

When nature wants to stop propagation she changes the way men and women look at one another.

Male & Female

← Male & Female | Male & Female →

Index Entry

Male & Female:

"In the sex act the female folds in; the female is tense. but I don't see any pure males or pure females in human beings. Males can become very attractive too. This is an aspect of dissimilar and non-mirror-image complementarity."

• Cite RBF at Penn Bell videotaping session, Philadelphia, 21 Jan'75

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"Male is convex; ½ system; ½ spin; ½ quantum.

"Female is concave; ¼ system; ¼ spin; ¼ quantum.

"Engendering is a special case phenomenon that requires fertilization. Fertilization is the sytemic differentiation out of Universe which produces conceptually local Universe marrying the macrocosm to the microcosm, which realizes a new special case system event with its own set of insideness-outsideness topological characteristics."

Cite SYNERGETICS, 2nd. Ed. at Sec. \hrefhttps://www.buckyverse.org/en/synergetics/content/chapters/1000-omnitopology#section-1076.121076.12, 27 Dec'74

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Male & Female:

"The Maori also look at males and females In the reverse primacy of the land-stranded Western culture. Seventy-five percent of the planet is covered by the sea. The sea is normal. The male is the sailor. The male is normal. The penis of the normal sea Intrudes into the female land. The bay is a penis of the sea. The females dwell upon the land. To the landsman the peninsula or penis Juts out into the ocean.

• Cite SYNERGETICS galley at 'Numerology', 12 Jan'74

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Male & Female:

"I said females are tensive and males are compressive. I've got the compression islands. They're islanded. I want you to notice that in the human beings the female is continuous and the new life comes out of her ovaries, and out of the ovary comes the new life. She's continually opening up. She's continuous. Female is continuous; male is discontinuous. He's islanded. Ovaries don't come out of him. So I want you to feel the consistency of this designing in Universe."

Male & Female

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Woman is tension: embracing. Man is islanded, the hunter, discontinuous. Women are continually studying how to hold the energy values-- to skin it or milk it. They are the gains consolidator. Women invented industry, like weaving; a differentiation function. Breeding for big udders. It all changes when hunting becomes obsolete.

• Cite RBF to EJA, 3200 Idaho, Washington DC., 19 Dec. '71.

Male & Female

← Male & Female | Male & Female Turbinning Hubs →

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Woman's nature is attractive. She employs tension, playing her male fish as does a trout angler, on a long, invisibly thin, flexible line whose slackening allows the male to play himself out while gradually being reeled in.

Male & Female Turbinning Hubs

← Male & Female | Male & Female (1) →

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Cross-References

• et Truss, Oct

Male & Female (1)

← Male & Female Turbinning Hubs | Male & Female (2) →

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Cross-References

• Yin-yang

Male & Female (2)

← Male & Female (1) | Male (1) →

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Cross-References

• Assembly, 10 Dec'73
• Fish, 20 Apr'72
• Hammering Sheet Metal, 30 Dec'73
• Redundancy, 22 Apr'71
• Virgin, 8 Apr'75
• Naga, (3)

Male (1)

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Cross-References

• Daddy
• Male & Female
• Man

Male (2)

← Male (1) | Malthus →

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Cross-References

• Man, 19 Dec'71

Malthus

← Male (2) | Malthus: Thomas Robert →

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Malthus:

"Malthus had all the secret information of the East India Company. The first world-scale look at things. His two books on population growth rate came out in 1798 and 1810."

• Cite RBF at Corcoran Gallery of Art, Washington DC, 23 Feb '72

Malthus: Thomas Robert

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Malthus: Thomas Robert: (1766-1834)

"Malthus . . . was the first economist dealing with total data from the whole Earth seen as a closed system."

Feb'

• Cite RBF in Barry Farrell Playboy Interview, 1972 - Draft. p. 22.

Malthus

← Malthus: Thomas Robert | Mammalian-vegetation Interchange of Gases →

Cross Reference

Design Revolution: Pulling the Bottom Up, (1)

Cross-References

• Acceleration of Change, (2)
• Fuller, R.B: His Admission of Error, 1 Mar'72
• Leaders Can Yield to the Computer, 4 Mar'69
• x, Karl, Mar
• More With Less: Sea Technology, (3)(4)
• Pirates: Great Pirates, (4)(5)

Mammalian-vegetation Interchange of Gases

← Malthus | Man →

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Cross-References

• A Priori Intellect, (1)
• Ecology Sequence
• Hierarchies, 16 Jun'72
• Trees

Man

← Mammalian-vegetation Interchange of Gases | man →

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"I decided that man as designed was designed to be an extraordinary success; his characteristics were just magnificent..."

man

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Man is metaphysical mind. No mind: no communication:

no man.

• Cite RBF Intro. to Gene Youngblood's EXPANDED CINEMA, p.26. Oct'70

Man

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Man:

"...The more we think of it the more astonishing it is that we identify man only as the clothes-bedeccked chemistry complex through which metaphysical subconsciousness communicates to consciousness of self or others."

• Citation & context at Democritus, 6 Jun'69

Man

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Man:

"Each such member is

A metabolically regenerative

Ninety-nine percent automated,

Individually unique,

Abstract pattern-integrity system,

Whose input-output energy involvement

And control capability

Must continually expand, extend, relay, rebuild

And maintain as 'operative,'

An interior-exterior bi-partite tool complex

Beginning with an integrally centralized organic set

Which is subsequently extended into

An extracorporeally decentralized organic set.

"Both of which interior and exterior sets consist of

Progressively interchangeable and intertransformable

Chemical, hydraulic, pneumatic,

Electromagnetic, thermodynamic,

Molecular and anatomical,

Structural patterning processes."

• Cite HOW LITTLE, p. 15. Oct'66

Man

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Man: Automated Metabolism of Man:

"I don't know any man who really knows anything about himself. I don't think any man in this room can stand up and tell me what he's doing with his luncheon. And no one can stand up and say that he's consciously pushing each of his hairs out of his head in preferred shapes and colors, and I doubt that anyone even knows why he has hair. In fact, I don't know anybody who really knows anything. But it's very important to recognize what we don't know, and to realize that so far man has been moderately successful in his environment despite his ignorance."

• Cite Calvin Tomkins, The New Yorker, 8 Jan. '66., p. 62.

Automated Metabolism of Man (1)

← Man | Automated Metabolism of Man (2) →

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Lunch: You Don't Know what Your're Doing With Your Lunch

Cross-References

• Automation of Metabolic & Regenerative Processes
• Metabolic Flow
• Hair: Pushing Hair out of one's Head

Automated Metabolism of Man (2)

← Automated Metabolism of Man (1) | Man's Conscious Participation in Evolution →

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Cross-References

• Universe is Technology, (1)(2)

Man's Conscious Participation in Evolution

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Man's Conscious Participation in Evolution:

"As man becomes less of a subconscious function in the Universe, which he has been, and consciously employs his faculty to differentiate experiences and to reasssociate them in preferred ways, he will become more and more effective. By becoming more conscious and developing more and more orderliness, he simply discovers more facets of the Universe. Neither he nor the Universe are getting more complex. As he learns more, man is becoming more orderly, more understanding, and more understandable. I don't find life less coordinatable. It is the increasing degree of man's conscious participation in the evolutionary events of the Universe that is important."

(The question was: "Do you believe the world is getting more complex?")

• Cite AAUW JOURNAL, May 1965, P. 176

Man's Conscious Participation in Evolution

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Man's Conscious Participation in Evolution:

"Man, in degrees beyond all other creatures known to him, consciously participates-- albeit meagerly-- in the selective mutations and accelerations of his own evolution."

• Citation & context at Free Will, May'49

Man's Conscious Participation in Evolution (1)

← Man's Conscious Participation in Evolution | Man's Conscious Participation in Evolution (2) →

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Cross-References

• Determinism
• Responsibility
• Subconscious Coordinate Functioning
• Human Mind & Physical Evolution

Man's Conscious Participation in Evolution (2)

← Man's Conscious Participation in Evolution (1) | Man Designs Himself →

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Cross-References

• Automation of Metabolic & Regenerative Processes, Dec'69
• Capability, 27 Dec'73
• What I am Trying To Do, (1)
• Epistemology, 9 May'62
• Free Will, May'49*
• Industrialization, 1960

Man Designs Himself

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"By recourse to fundamental principles man may... realize comprehensive advantage for his species... as a responsible anticipatory designer of his own evolutionary mutations."

Man's Degrees of Freedom of Action

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Man's Degrees of Freedom of Action:

"Man's degrees of freedom of action

And magnitude of Universe penetrations,

And velocity of information harvesting

Have become ever regeneratively amplified."

• Citation and context at GENERALIZED PRINCIPLES, p.3, 28 Jan'69

Man's Degrees of Freedom of Action

← Man's Degrees of Freedom of Action | Man is the Focus →

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Cross-References

• Wealth, 28 Jan'75

Man is the Focus

← Man's Degrees of Freedom of Action | Man as a Function of Universe →

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Man is the Focus:

Cross-References

• Environment, Feb'73

Man as a Function of Universe

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Humanity is "taking its final examination. According to my calculations, we have about eight years in which to make it on this planet. . . . We do have the option.

"I do want you to understand that I do know what I'm talking about. This is a very critical period. Nature is trying very hard to make us succeed, but nature does not depend on us. We are not the only experiment.

"Within 10 years, using only proven techniques, and using only metals already mined and in circulation, we could have all of humanity living at a standard never known. We could phase out all fossil fuels and all nuclear fuels and live on our energy income. . . . We have come to an extraordinary moment when it doesn't have to be 'you or me' anymore. There is enough for all. We need not operate competitively any longer.

"Human beings have enough knowledge now to succeed. And just possibly there are enough of the right kind of people around to see that they do. Nature is raising a new crop. I go to the schools and each year I see the young people getting to be more and more clear in their thinking; less exploitable.... or it could be curtains; if we make it, it will be because of youth and truth and love."

Man as a Function of Universe

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Man as a Function of Universe:

"Man is one way of Universe checking up with its own principles while it can aberrate."

• Citation & context at Center, 21 Jan'75

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Man as a Function of Universe:

"You do not have the right to eliminate yourself... You do not belong to you. You and all men are here for the sake of other men. You belong to the Universe."

• Cite RBF in interview with George J. Barmann, Plain Dealer, Cleveland, 4 July'72.

Man As A Function of Universe

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Recognition of Humanity's Unique Functioning in Universe: Humanity's unique anti-entropic functioning in Universe is as a metaphysically advantaged problem-solver. Universe needs man's intellectual capability which discovers some of the eternal laws operating in total Universe and applies them to local problem solving. That is our only meaning to each other. Cite World-AROUND PROBLEMS THAT HAVE TO BE SOLVED BY BLOODLESS DESIGN SCIENCE REVOLUTION, NY Times, 29 Jun'72

Man as a Function of Universe

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Man as a Function of Universe:

"Humans have the unique function in Universe

Of coping comprehendingly and objectively

With the subjectively apprehended metaphysical problems

Occurring locally

Whose local solution is mandatory

To eternally regenerative Universe

'The Show must go on.'

Humans are essential functions of Universe."

• Cite EVOLUTIONARY 1972-1975 ABOARD SPACE VEHICLE EARTH, Jan. 82, p. 4.

Man As A Function of Universe (1)

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"To really commit yourself to your subject, find out the functioning of man in Universe-- which I'm sure is to be a metaphysical problem solver. In order for the Universe to be eternal-- rather than finite as the physicist finds it-- it is continually transforming. Therefore, it is a minimum perpetual motion machine. It is a minimum self-regenerative system: no energy created and no energy lost. In a regenerative Universe where man learns more, we have the intellectual factor-- the metaphysical part of the Universe coming into awareness of the complexity of a system which has 92 regenerative chemical elements and has all the mass attraction and all the different principles operating.

'We have to be local problem solvers where Universe needs man's intellectual capability which knows about some of the eternal laws operating in total Universe; and to be able to apply them locally, to local situations. The regeneration of Universe requires the presence of a literally total design capability of Universe, locally available, to handle some very complicated problems. What we all are familiar with, everything common to anybody everywhere, is problems. And for every problem that you solve you know

Man as a Function of Universe (2)

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Man as a Function of Universe:

"that you really come up with more problems. In fact, if you're a better problem-solver, you're going to get more and more big problems. But man is here in the Universe to be a local problem solver and a metaphysical problem solver. Once you begin to realize that is so, then we can begin to think about what you're going to be able to do: to find man's function. That's our only meaning to each other. So you commit yourself to how to help man become more and more capable as a local Universe metaphysical problem solver. You experiment in how you can fortify your own self development, inspired always by the needs of other men. We're not here just to be amused, but really we're needed by Universe. A sense of worthwhileness is generated."

• Cite RBF MXC Address, Dubuque, IA, 15 Dec. '71.

Function of Man in Universe

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Function of Man in Universe:

"When you try to understand whether man has a function or not, you start by observing Universe, not man."

• Cite RBF in Barry Farrell Playboy Interview, Draft. p. 11. 30 Oct'71

Man

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Function of Man in Universe:

". . The human mind may be part of the requirement of having a regenerative Universe that never runs down. Just as all the biological life forms on Earth are antientropic . . . His function in Universe is to do certain sortings that need to be done in order to maintain the total integrity of Universe. His sorting, information-gathering and rearranging capability is greater than that of any other such capability demonstrable in Universe. . . Experience also teaches us that when Universe has important functions to fulfill she provides for the regeneration of those functions."

• Cite RBF in Barry Farrell Playboy Interview, 1972 - Draft. p. 14. 30 Oct'71

Man as a Function of Universe

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Man as a Function of Universe:

"What we all ought to be doing, is saying what needs to be done? And what do I need to know in order to be able to do it? What needs to be done then, how would I learn about that? I'd have to have some understanding of whether man has a function in Universe. Are we just theater-goers, as Shakespeare suggested, to be pleased or displeased? I know a great many human beings who did look upon life as something to be pleased or displeased about, as if the Universe ought to be pleasing them. And I came gradually to an awareness of what I think is our function in the Universe."

Function of Man in Universe

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Man: Function of Man in Universe:

"Inevitable, important local problems develop in maintaining the comprehensive integrity of the omni-regenerative Universal design. I think it probable that humans are designed to provide such a local Universe function. A mind may be operative elsewhere throughout Universe in other than human organisms, But we humans have through de-selfed thought fleeting awareness of some of the eternal principles.

... However physically minuscule man may be, the integrity of transformational transactions everywhere governing local universe regeneration with discrete omni-interaccommodative design logic apparently requires the presence of a little bit of the eternal designing capability available as metaphysical mind, operating through human organisms, to be aboard planet Earth as the complex local problem processor, to offset the gamut of non-thinking conditioned reflexes of all biological systems. .."

Man as a Function of Universe

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Man as a Function of Universe:

"What humanity does locally on this planet

With its discovery of the a priori

Automated technology Universe

And its vast variety of local-option

Inexorably transformative realizations

May be misemployed ignorantly, short-sightedly,

Or fortuitously, illusionally, to produce

Momentarily favorable local conditions

(But inadvertently destructive in the larger context.)

• • •

"Humanity's unique

Local, complex, problem solving capability

Constitutes a functioning essential to Universe.

Humans are integral functions

Of Universe

"Only life's temporary vehicles

Can be destroyed."

• Cite Dreyfus Preface, "Decease of Meaning"

28 April 1971, pp. 2, 3.

Man As A Function of Universe

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Man As A Function of Universe:

"I've come to my own working conclusion that the human does have a function; and that he is to be the most effective metaphysical orderer, comprehender, employer of information to be employed in different ways to make the world even more orderly-- and to do so without undue wasting of energy. Energy is supposed to be collected here. Therefore man can learn how to employ the energy patterns of Universe to do work. His job as metaphysical orderer has antientropic force or capability. His job is to rearrange the scenery continually-- to rearrange the somewhat random receipts of the stardust, and so forth, and to keep rearranging them in more effective ways and certainly for the regeneration of life itself.

"Part of this great orderliness is to try to understand that there is this function of understanding in the Universe. Man seems to be the prime, the only, manifestation we have of it; other than the a priori Greater Understanding, and I would think that our functioning is in every way to make that functioning successful aboard this spaceship Earth."

Man as a Function of Universe

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Man as a Function of Universe

"I've been asking some large questions-- when you are a generalist you learn to look towards big patterns-- and I ask myself the question,'Does man have a function in the Universe?' and I am now confident that we can discover that man does have a function in the Universe. And we discover his function in the Universe in the following manner.

"Our nuclear physicists have now disclosed to us that every fundamental patterning in relation to the atom and its nucleus, every energy behavior, has its opposite. The electron has its positron, the neutron its proton, and so forth. But having discovered in our physical experiments several centuries ago regarding energy, that every local system loses energy, we have the scientists in our own era discovering that the energies are always accountable.

"The energies do not get out of Universe. Energy is finite. We have, however, all the local systems that are continually giving off energies: as they give them off all in continual transformation and all in great motions, the giving off is in a very diffuse way, so that it's considered disorderly, and"

Man as a Function of Universe

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Man as a Function of Universe:

"it's called by the mathematicians' law of the increase of the random element. So we have a physical Universe which is locally everywhere becoming more and more disorderly. There must, by my inference of what scientists have found out about fundamental structure, be some kind of complementarity to this coming & part in a disorderly way. Because, by coming apart in this disorderly way, it of course takes up more room. Therefore it's an expanding Universe and it becomes inferred that there must be some phase of the Universe where the phenomena are contracting and becoming increasingly orderly. And if we look for that, we shall see that all the stars which are observable are light objects, and therefore they represent that energy being given off in a diffuse and disorderly way. And we look for some black body where energy may be collected. We only find one that we know anything about and that's our spaceship, Earth. Our spaceship Earth we discovered in the Geophysical Year is receiving approximately 100,000 tons of stardust daily. We're very much increasing our avoirdupois: the Universe is collecting here. And we find, then, life being regenerated on our Earth.

"In order to have life regenerated, more energy must be taken on

• Cite RBF 'The Listener' transcript by John Donat, 26 Sep'68

Man as a Function of Universe

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Man as a Function of Universe:

"than is given off. And the energies are impounded by the green vegetation on the dry land, which is a quarter of the Earth, and by the algae in the sea-- this is done by photosynthesis, and photosynthesis is an extraordinary process where beautiful molecules are built; and these beautiful molecules become orderly structures. This is the first transition from this increasing disorderliness, where the disorderliness has been picked up as random radiation and suddenly put into orderly form. In fact all the biologicals are developing beautiful orderly structures. And amongst all the biologicals we find by far the most interesting to us is the human being, with this drive to apprehend and comprehend and order and sort out and rearrange in more favorable ways, the same fundamental drive toward what we call antientropy. And we find the human being to have this capability of the mind over the brain, and find that the brain then is physical and it's weighable, and it dies with the man. But what is unique to each of those lives is its weightless mind, then, metaphysical, and the metaphysical's function apparently is to apprehend, comprehend, the physical disorder and to bring it back towards order."

• Cite RBF in 'The Listener,' transcript by John Donat, 26 Sep'68

Man as a Function of Universe

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"We have it manifested at this little tiny point in our space travel in the great heavens. And we have Einstein, as intellect, metaphysically taking the measure of the physical and writing the most extraordinarily economical equation that has ever been written, making the most economic statement that has ever been made. I think in 100 years Einstein will be called a great poet of the 20th century. He said the most important things in the most simple way when he wrote his equation E = Mc2. We have here, then, intellect as metaphysical taking the measure and mastering the physical. We have nothing in any of our experience to suggest that this is reversible-- that energy will ever write equations of intellect. I am very confident that human beings have this very extraordinary metaphysical function in the Universe, and we find that if this is their function, then they are absolutely essential to the Universe."

• Cite RBF 'The Listener' transcript by John D'nat, 26 Sep'68

Man as a Function of Universe

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Man as a Function of Universe:

"Man's function in Universe is metaphysical and antientropic. He is essential to the Conservation of Universe, which is in itself an intellectual conception."

• Citation & context at Conservation: Principle of Finite Universe Conservation, 20 Jun'66

Man as a Function of Universe (1)

← Man as a Function of Universe | Man as a Function of Universe (2) →

Cross Reference

Amused: We Are Not Here To Be Amused

Humanity's Final Cosmic Exam

Cross-References

• Accidental Theatergoer
• Antientropy
• Error: Pullout from Error
• Local Monitor
• Manifests
• Prognostications About Future of Man
• Survival Sequence: Love
• Nature Trying to Make Man a Success

Man as a Function of Universe (2)

← Man as a Function of Universe (1) | Man as Halfway in Range of Size of All Creatures →

Cross Reference

Man as a Function of Universe:

Charting Alternate Experiences of Man & Nature, (1)

Interrelatedness vs. Hames, (1)(2)

Cross-References

• Artist-scientists, 13 Mar'73
• Coral Reef, May'65
• Cosmic Fish Sequence, (2)
• Design Science, 13 Mar'73
• Evolution, Feb'72
• Intellect: Equation Of, (2)
• Local vs. Comprehensive, (1)
• Sorting, May'65
• Sweepout: Spherical Sweepout, (1)(2)
• Verb: I Seem to Be a Verb, 16 Aug'70
• Extraterrestrial Humans, 23 Aug'70
• Pattern Integrity, 9 Jul'62
• Desovereignization Sequence, (7)
• Humane City, (1)(2)
• Self-discipline
• Psychiatry, (5)
• Human Beings & Complex Universe, (8)

Man as Halfway in Range of Size of All Creatures

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Man as Halfway in Range of Size of All Creatures:

"As humans are physically situated halfway between the largest and smallest known bio-organisms, they are also halfway between the astro-largest and nuclear-smallest physical phenomena;.... humans are in the middle of the cosmic scheme metaphysically."

• Citation & context at Truth, 22 Jun'75

Man as Halfway in Range of Size of All Creatures (1)

← Man as Halfway in Range of Size of All Creatures | Man as Halfway in Range of Size of All Creatures →

Cross Reference

Kiddle: Middleness

Me: Bigger than Me: Little.r than Me

Cross-References

• Between Stage of Universe
• Human Beings at the Center

Man as Halfway in Range of Size of All Creatures

← Man as Halfway in Range of Size of All Creatures (1) | Man vs. Humanity →

Cross Reference

Cross-References

• Berry Picking
• Human Beings, 10 Dec'73
• Middle, Feb'73
• Industrialization
• Truth, 22 Jun'75*
• Human Mind & Physical Evolution, (1)

Man vs. Humanity

← Man as Halfway in Range of Size of All Creatures | Man: Interstellar Transmission of Man →

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Man vs. Humanity:

"Man is a self-contained micro-communicating system.

Humanity is a macro-communicating system."

• RBF Introduction to Gene Youngblood's EXPANDED CINEMA, p.26. Oct'70

Man: Interstellar Transmission of Man

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Man: Interstellar Transmission of Man:

"Goldy's account differed fundamentally from the prime evolutionary concepts fostered by humanity's scholars at the beginning of the last quarter of what Earthians speak of as the 20th century. For an instance, Goldy explained, that the design sequence and assemblage of humanity's complexedly associated atomic elements assembled into molecules going into cells, all complexedly assembled and behaviorally programmed by chromosomic proclivities as a functioning organism, as well as the designs for progressively assembling all the other members of the Earthian ecology team, were radio-beam, program-transmitted from elsewhere in Universe to exact locations on Planet Earth. These specific species and individual design control program beamings scheduled the relative quantities of the requisite elemental atoms and the sequence of their sub-associations and general organic assemblies. These cosmically-originated, electromagnetic, photosynthetic programmings are exactly the same morphological control codings as those of the complexedly and uniquely intervariable sequences of the guanine-cytosine, thymine-adenine of the DNA-RNA tetrahelix assemblage programming codes and of their subsequent operational proclivities which structural and behavioral programmings (as Goldy explained"

Man: Interstellar Transmission of Man

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Man: Interstellar Transmission of Man:

"earlier) were recently discovered to be governing the unique design not only of all the biological species, but of all individuals within the species-- all the requisite chemical constituents for exactly complying with the coded design instruction are or were present on planet Earth at the time of the original electromagnetic wave reception at the terrestrial loci of species' inceptions, which are predetermined by † the unique electromagnetic environment's complex tunability existing only at those loci. Many of the requisite chemical elements for tunably satisfying those cosmically originated species programs had arrived on Earth at earlier times, coming as stardust or as comet plume fallouts. Goldy explained that the chemical atoms are all physical; whereas the phenomenon life is utterly metaphysical. Life is the fourth, now-you-see-it-now-you-don't, quantum. The metaphysical mind employs these organically regenerative, subjectively interacting, sensing, storing, and intuiting devices as well as all the organism's unique, objectively articulate facilities to harvest critically relevant information.

"Goldy points out to the bears that what has not been understood thus far by human scientists regarding the transmittal of energy"

Man: Interstellar Transmission of Man

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Man: Interstellar Transmission of Man:

"from the Sun to support biological life on planet Earth as accomplished through the photosynthesis of Sun radiation to produce hydrocarbon molecules by terrestrial vegetation and algae, is that in addition to its heat-transmitting properties, the radiation is also a yes-no, frequency-programmed, information carrier-- which precessionally transforms the three tetrahedral quanta of radiation into the four-quanta octahedral crystals in the atomic formation of the hydrocarbon molecules. Photosynthesis is meaningful communication whereby metaphysics rules the physical (like the Federal reserve bank) by issuing or withdrawing complex coding-identified 'quanta' currency from the overall, cosmic, transforming and transaction system's accounting."

• Cite GOLDYLOCKS,p. K6, 9 Jun'75

Man: Interstellar Transmission of Man

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Man: Interstellar Transmission of Man:

"... The vector equilibrium is how you get from one sphere to another, from Earth to Mars."

• Citation & context at Icosahedron as Local Shunting Circuit, 22 Jun'72

Man: Interstellar Transmission of Man

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Man: Interstellar Transmission of Man:

"Humans will learn how to concentrate

Evermore minuscule packages of energy

To impel human travelers--

So that when the time comes,

Millions of years hence,

For the Earth concentrated energies

To become an energy reradiating star,

The humans will have migrated

Safely elsewhere in Universe

To perpetuate its supreme syntropic functioning

In Scenario Universe

As the ultimate sorting,

Rearranging, compacting

And logic-employing local monitor

Of the syntropic phases of regenerative Universe."

• Cite brain & mind, p.149 May '72

Man: Interstellar Transmission of Man

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Index Entry

Man: Interstellar Transmission of Man:

"It is also possible

That whatever our abstract

Metaphysical beings may be

Their complex weightless organic pattern integrity

Might also be transmittable

by electromagnetic waves,

Whereby humans may already have been

Or Earthians may sometime become

Beamed consciously and purposefully

To elsewhere in Universe

Traveling at seven hundred million miles per hour,

Rather than at the ponderously slow rate

Of twenty thousand miles per hour to which

Our present Earthian rocketing is confined."

• Cite BitAII. AND I.IIIb, p.170, May '72

Man: Interstellar Transmission of Man

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Index Entry

Because humans consist of a myriad of atoms and because atoms are themselves electromagnetic frequency event phenomena-- not things-- it is theoretically possible that the complex frequencies of which humans are constituted, together with their angular interpositioning, could be scanningly unraveled and transmitted beamwise into the celestial void to be received some time, some where in Universe, having traveled at 700 million miles per hour, which is approximately 100 thousand times faster than the speed of our moon rockets a minute after blast-off. It is not theoretically impossible in terms of the total physical data that humans may have been transmitted to Earth in the past from vast distances.

Man: Interstellar Transmission of Man

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Man: Interstellar Transmission of Man:

"Universe is inherently complex and inherently interaccommodative. But man is no more complex than his Universe. So it's no more unreasonable to assume man a priori as a complex of principles than it is to assume Universe. Therefore, I would assume man arriving on board the planet in some way, and the more we study the fact that we are galaxies of frequencies and patterns of behaviors, and not things... it would b perfectly possible to pick up any of these frequencies and radio broadcast them. Iscould beam Hans from here to there. We'll do such things in due course.

"This planet is a low pressure area for gathering the Universe together again. And I can see man arriving here as part of that function. So we're a gathering point; and every time a gathering point gets to the place where it needs the mental capability of man on board, man arrives. I see him as something complete."

Man: Interstellar Transmission of Man (1)

← Man: Interstellar Transmission of Man | Man (2) →

Index Entry

Man: Interstellar Transmission of Man:

"The biological corpus

Is not strictly 'animate' at any point.

Given that 'ordering'

Of the corpus design

Is accomplished through such codings as DNA/RNA

Which are essentially angle and frequency modulation.

Then we may go on to suggest

That 'life' as we customarily define it

Could be affected at a distance--

"The gravitation and radiation effects

Could modulate the DNA/RNA

Angle and frequency instructions

At astronomical remoteness--

Life could be 'sent on.'

"Within the order of evolution as usually drawn

Life 'occurred' as a series

Of fortuitous probabilities in the primeval sea.

It could have been sent or 'radiated' there.

That is, the prime code

Or angle and frequency modulated signal

Could have been transmitted

• Citation & context at Pattern Integrity, (2)-(4); Oct'66

Man (2)

← Man: Interstellar Transmission of Man (1) | Man. Interstellar Transmission of Man. →

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Man: Interstellar Transmission of Man:

"From a remote stellar location

Not as primal cell, but as

A fully articulated high order being.

Possibly as the synergetic totality

Of all the gravitation

And radiation effects

Of all the stars

In or galaxy."

• Citation & context at Pattern Integrity (2)-(4), Oct'66

Man. Interstellar Transmission of Man.

← Man (2) | Interstellar Transmission of Man (1) →

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Man. Interstellar Transmission of Man.

"For how many cycles of relative experience timing shall

we go in each angular direction before we change the

angle of direction of any unique describing operation?

Now that we understand this much, we may understand how man,

consisting of a vast yet always inherently orderly

complex of wave angles and line frequencies might be

transmitted from any here to any there by radio?"

• • Cite NASA Speech...pp. 103-104. Also as a footnote to

SYNERGETICS (Frequency)Jun'66 ; Sec. \hrefhttps://www.buckyverse.org/en/synergetics/content/chapters/500-conceptuality#section-515.13515.13.)

• Citation & context at Angle & Frequency Design Control, Jul'71

Interstellar Transmission of Man (1)

← Man. Interstellar Transmission of Man. | Man: Interstellar Transmission of Man (2) →

Cross Reference

Cross-References

• Cosmic Transmission
• Electromagnetic Transmission of Human Organisms
• Electromagnetic Transmission: Subjective & Conscious
• Extraorganic Travel
• Extraterrestrial Humans
• Eye-beamed Thoughts
• Planets: Probable Myriads of Consciously Operated Planets
• Space Travel
• Scan-transmission of Pattern Integrities

Man: Interstellar Transmission of Man (2)

← Interstellar Transmission of Man (1) | Man As An Invention →

Cross Reference

Man: Interstellar Transmission of Man:

Spaceship, (2)

Cross-References

• Continuous Man, 1971
• Darwin, May'70
• Early Man, (1)(2)
• Icosahedron as Local Shunting Circuit, 22 Jun'72*
• Invisible Circuitry, (1)(2)
• Life, Oct'66
• Pattern Integrity, (2)
• You & I as Pattern Integrities, 22 Jan'75
• Human Design, 5 Jun'75
• Angle & Frequency Design Control, Jul'71*

Man As An Invention

← Man: Interstellar Transmission of Man (2) | Man as an Invention →

Index Entry

Man As An Invention:

"The invention of an utterly ignorant

Helpless, naked, multibillion-part,

Energy importing, processing, and exporting,

Self-building and regulating organism

Consisting primarily of water

And operating at a constant temperature of 98.6 Fahrenheit

Requires also the co-invention by Universe

Of complementary environmental conditions

Which operate spontaneously

To look out for the helpless organism

In the most exquisitely detailed electrochemical manner.

Human mothers do Not know how to invent their milk-giving breasts,

Nor the air which the child must breathe.

These environmental support features

Are predesignedly provided."

• Cite NO RAC4- NO CLASS, 1 Aug'72

Man as an Invention

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Man as an Invention:

"Man was invented a mobile device and process. He has survived through his ability to advance or retreat as his mortal requirements have dictated. Of his two primary faculties, quickness is of great importance but intellect is first.

He recognizes that vital quickness may be momentary reflex, but that satisfactory continuities are proportional to his degree of comprehension of the consequences of his initiative. Degree of comprehension he measures in terms of the complex integration of all individuals' all-time experience, as processed by intellectual integrity. His quickness would be a spontaneous servant to that integrity."

• Cite PREVIEW OF BUILDING, I&I, p.199, 1 Apr'49

Man as an Invention

← Man as an Invention | Man as an Invention (1) →

Index Entry

Total Thinking, I&I, pp. 229-230, May'49

Man as an Invention (1)

← Man as an Invention | Man as an Invention (2) →

Cross Reference

Cross-References

• Humans as Machines

Man as an Invention (2)

← Man as an Invention (1) | Man as Local Problem Solver (1) →

Cross Reference

Cross-References

• Cosmic Accounting Sequence, (3)
• Design, 1970
• Religion, (1)
• Supreme Intellect, 3 Nov'64

Man as Local Problem Solver (1)

← Man as an Invention (2) | Man as Local Problem Solver (2) →

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Man as Local Problem Solver:

"The one common experience of all humanity is the challenge of problems. Problems are metaphysical entropy. Humans are here to function syntropically as solvers of problems as guided by mind-discovered cosmic principles. No other known creature of Universe has this recourse to the eternal weightless verities than which there is naught more powerful in problem solving. Eternally regenerative complex Universe with its vast variety of locally unique phenomena involves complex local problems which can only be solved metaphysically by the principles discoverable only by the human mind. Here is humanity's function in Universe.

"None of the inventory of generalized cosmic principles is contradictory to one another. They are all interaccommodative. Some of them interaccommodate others synergetically with exponential rates of relative vantage gain. Altogether the known inventory of generalized principles discloses a priori, abstract, eternal integrity of cosmic design. The cosmic integrity inadvertently discovered through my 1927 commitment to comprehensive responsibility of the designer, thus led to design integrities which conserve and abet the regeneration"

Man as Local Problem Solver (2)

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Man as Local Problem Solver:

"of life aboard our planet and accommodate the function of humans as metaphysically syntropic local evolution monitors-- to 'field' as we call it in baseballthe progressive recognition of ever more important and universal problems; and-- as in baseball 'fielding' means to successfully intercept the random event and convert it to orderly advantage.

"Moral and aesthetic problems are the abstract kind in the solution of which, to the best of our knowledge, worms, palm trees, and cows, cannot consciously participate."

• Cite RBF in Michael Ben-Eli interview, AD, Dec'72

Man as Local Problem Solver

← Man as Local Problem Solver (2) | Man as Local Problem Solver →

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Man as Local Problem Solver:

"I think unquestionably that humans are designed to be the most extraordinary information processing and problem solving capabilities locally available at this particular planetary point in Universe to handle very complex local problems. This Universe is quite clearly a regenerative phenomenon where no energies are known to have been created, no energies are known to have been lost, in which the energies are conserved; a self-regenerating Universe that is continually evolving."

• Cite Museums Keynote Address Denver, pp. 8-9. 2 Jun'71

Man as Local Problem Solver

← Man as Local Problem Solver | Man as Local Problem Solver (1) →

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Man as Local Problem Solver:

"Inevitable, important local problems develop in maintaining the comprehensive integrity of the omniregenerative Universal design. I think it probable that humans are designed to provide such a local Universe function. A mind may be operative elsewhere throughout Universe in other than human organisms, but we humans have through de-selfed thought, fleeting awareness of some of the eternal principles, .. "

• Cite Museums Keynote Address Denver, pp. 13-14. 2 Jun'71

Man as Local Problem Solver (1)

← Man as Local Problem Solver | Man as Local Problem Solver (2) →

Cross Reference

Cross-References

• Antientropy
• Local Monitor
• Problem Solving
• Local Information Gatherer

Man as Local Problem Solver (2)

← Man as Local Problem Solver (1) | Man as Local Universe Technology →

Cross Reference

Cross-References

• Change, 2 Nov'73
• Teleology, 15 Jun'74
• Prospects for Humanity, 1 Feb'75
• Desovereignization Sequence, (5)
• Christ, 7 Oct'71
• Human Beings & Complex Universe, (7)

Man as Local Universe Technology

← Man as Local Problem Solver (2) | Man as Local Universe Technology →

Index Entry

"Man is unique as the comprehensive comprehender and co-ordinator of local Universe affairs."

"Mind is the weightless and uniquely human faculty that surveys the ever-larger inventory of special-case experiences stored in the brain bank. We are the most complex problem-solving part of the Universe with the job of sorting and rearranging, to do continuously more with less. When man's not doing that he's anti-Universe."

Man as Local Universe Technology

← Man as Local Universe Technology | Man as Local Universe Technology →

Index Entry

However physically minusculve man may be, the integrity of transformational transactions everywhere governing local Universe regeneration with discrete omni-interaccommodative design logic, apparently requires the presence of a little bit of the eternal designing capability available as metaphysical mind, operating through human organisms, to be aboard planet Earth as the complex local problem processor, to offset the gamut of non-thinking conditioned reflexes of all biological systems. . .

Man as Local Universe Technology

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Man as Local Universe Technology:

"Of all the complexes we know of in our Universe there is no organic complex which in any way compares with that of the human being. We have only one counterpart of total complexity, and that is the Universe itself. Each of us seems to be a miniature Universe. That such a complex miniature Universe is found to be present on this planet, and that it is born absolutely ignorant, is part of the manifold of design integrities."

• Cite Museums Keynote Address Denver, pp. 7-8, 2 Jun'71

• Citation at Human Being, 2 Jun'71

Man as Local Universe Technology

← Man as Local Universe Technology | Man as Local Universe Technology →

Index Entry

Man as Local Universe Technology:

"Human organisms are Universe's most complex local technologies."

• Cite Dreyfuss Preface, "Decease of Meaning," 28 April 1971, p. 2.

Man as Local Universe Technology

← Man as Local Universe Technology | Man vs, Machines →

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Man as Local Universe Technology:

"Universe is the aggregate of eternal generalized principles whose non-unitarily conceptual scenario is unfoldingly manifest in a variety of special-case in local time-space transformative evolutionary events. Humans are each one a special-case unfoldment integrity of the complex aggregate of abstract weightless omni-interaccommodative maximally synergetic non-sensorial universe of eternal timeless principles. Humanity beeing a macro→ micro universe unfolding eventuation is physically irreversible yet eternally integrated with universe. Humanity cannot shrink and return into the womb and revert to as-yet unfertilized ova."

• Cite RBF Holograph on SHEETEN-Blackstone paper. Chicago, Illinois, 24 March 1971.

Man vs, Machines

← Man as Local Universe Technology | Man As Pattern Integrity →

Cross Reference

Cross-References

• Eccentricity, 7 Feb'71

Man As Pattern Integrity

← Man vs, Machines | Man as Pattern Integrity →

Index Entry

Man As Pattern Integrity:

"Man is a complex of patterns or processes. We speak of our circulatory system, our respiratory system, our digestive system, and so it goes. Man is not weight. He isn't the vegetables he eats, for example, because he'll eat seven tons of vegetables in his life. He is the result of his own pattern integrity."

• Cite I SEEM TO BE A VERB, Bantam, 1970

Man as Pattern Integrity

← Man As Pattern Integrity | Man as Pattern Integrity →

Index Entry

Man as Pattern Integrity

"... The metabolic flow that passes through a man

and is not the man: some hundred tons of solids, liquids

and gases serving to render a single man corporeal

during the 70 years he persists, a pattern integrity,

a knot through which pass the swift strands of simultaneous

ecological cycles, recycling transformations of solar

energy. At any given moment the knotted materials weigh

perhaps 160 pounds."

• Cite RBF lecturing at University of California, Santa

Barbara, December 1967; quoted by Hugh Kenner in

"The Rope in the Knot," Kentucky Review, Autumn, 1968.

Man as Pattern Integrity

← Man as Pattern Integrity | Man as Pattern Integrity (1) →

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Man as Pattern Integrity

"Man is not alone the physical machine he appears to be. He is not merely the food he consumes, the water he drinks or the air he breathes. His physical processing is only an automated aspect of a total human experience which transcends the physical. As a knot in a series of spliced ropes of manila, cotton, nylon, etc., may be progressively slipped through all the material changes of thickness and texture along the length yet remain an identifiable pattern configuration, so man is an abstract pattern integrity which is sustained through all the physical changes and processing."

Cite THE YEAR 2000, San Jose State College Mar'66

• Citation and context at Population Sequence (4), Feb'67

Man as Pattern Integrity (1)

← Man as Pattern Integrity | Man as Pattern Integrity (2) →

Cross Reference

Cross-References

• Metabolic Flow

Man as Pattern Integrity (2)

← Man as Pattern Integrity (1) | Man: Relative Abundance of Chemical Elements in Man and Universe →

Cross Reference

Cross-References

• Early Man, (1)(2)

Man: Relative Abundance of Chemical Elements in Man and Universe

← Man as Pattern Integrity (2) | Man: Relative Abundance of Chemical Elements in Man and Universe (1) →

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Man: Relative Abundance of Chemical Elements in Man and Universe:

"I suddenly saw that man matched only one thing and he matched universe. He matched universe beautifully. He has apparently the same relative abundance of the chemical elements.

"Not only can he inhibit them all but they amount that they could be inhibited, and their co-occurrence, because you could build up the theoretical man out of this data that I am giving you, out of all the inhibitability, and the amount that he would have, each one of them, would correspond and relate 100 per cent how much he would have of each.

"There would be only one pattern that would match at all and that would be universe as a unit pattern that we keep getting time and again when we take how much of each of the elements there are in each of the stars and make a total inventory. It was very interesting that man seemed to be a miniature universe."

Man: Relative Abundance of Chemical Elements in Man and Universe (1)

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Man: Relative Abundance of Chemical Elements in Man and Universe:

"I began to ponder on ways of looking at the human being as a complex of patterns and I began to look at the inventorying being done by the physicist, particularly the astrophysicists, when they began to look at some relatively large patterns of what they call the relative abundance of the chemical elements occurring in the different local systems of universe. . .

"I began to play a game of looking at relative total abundances of various patterns in various systems and looking at a daisy and looking at a tortoise and looking at a waste basket, and I found that the relative abundance of the fundamental patterns called chemical elements vary greatly. . .

"What began to interest me very much was the fact that human beings have many more chemical elements or patterns in their total relative abundance of all the patterns. They have many more patterns than you have in the daisy or tortoise and they have many more than you have in the Sun. . .

"What do I find that in any way looks like the fundamental inventory of relative abundance of patterns called chemical elements in man? What does he match if he doesn't match

• Cite Oregon Lecture #5, 9 Jul'62

Man: Relative Abundance of Chemical Elements in Man & Universe (2)

← Man: Relative Abundance of Chemical Elements in Man and Universe (1) | Man Relative Abundance of Chemical Elements in Man and Universe (1) →

Index Entry

"tiger? If he doesn't match salmon? And I would like to

match him? I suddenly saw that he matched only one thing, and

he matched Universe. He matched Universe beautifully. He has

apparently the same relative abundance of the chemical elements."

• Cite Obergon Lecture #5, pp. 167-170, 9 Jul'62

Man Relative Abundance of Chemical Elements in Man and Universe (1)

← Man: Relative Abundance of Chemical Elements in Man & Universe (2) | Man Relative Abundance of Chemical Elements in Man & Universe (2) →

Cross Reference

Cross-References

• Individual Universes
• Miniature Universes

Man Relative Abundance of Chemical Elements in Man & Universe (2)

← Man Relative Abundance of Chemical Elements in Man and Universe (1) | Man: How do You Really Serve Man →

Cross Reference

Cross-References

• Inhibit, 9 Jul'62
• Human Being, 30 Oct'73
• Metaphysical Independent of Inbreeding, (2)
• Relative Abundance, 9 Jul'62
• Man Interstellar Transmission of Man

Man: How do You Really Serve Man

← Man Relative Abundance of Chemical Elements in Man & Universe (2) | Man as Son of God →

Cross Reference

Man: How do You Really Serve Man:

Cross-References

• Real, 20 Apr'72

Man as Son of God

← Man: How do You Really Serve Man | Man As One Way Universe Might Have Come Out →

RBF Definitions

Man as the Son of God is man as the local Universe Problem Solver."

Man As One Way Universe Might Have Come Out

← Man as Son of God | Man as One Way Universe Might Have Come Out (1) →

Index Entry

"I am now giving you my working theory which is that man is an a priori pattern integrity of really very great importance. This could have something to do with the thinking of men who have done great thinking in making great discoveries long ago, before us, who have been prophets. So when we are talking about man now I am not talking about man as the touchable thing,-- me-- anymore than I am talking about the wave being molasses or water. Be sure you don't mix that up. To define man then as one way in which the universe could have come out. Each individual doesn't seem to be in any way mathematically inconsistent. The thoughts I have just given to you I have given to men who were experts in the relative abundance of the chemical elements in human beings and so forth and they find no fault with what I am saying. I have many, many individual scientists who will go along with me when I am in his area, when he feels that it is not preposterous for him . . . to appraise the value of what I am saying. . . so I am talking to you in terms of a great many separate validations."

Man as One Way Universe Might Have Come Out (1)

← Man As One Way Universe Might Have Come Out | Man as One Way Universe "1ght Have Come Out (2) →

Cross Reference

Individual Life as One Way Universe Could Have

Turned Out

Cross-References

• Individual Universe
• Individual Life as One Way Universe Could Have Turned Out

Man as One Way Universe "1ght Have Come Out (2)

← Man as One Way Universe Might Have Come Out (1) | Man's Universe Penetrations (1) →

Cross Reference

Man as One Way Universe "1ght Have Come Out:

Resources & Principle, 1947

Cross-References

• Darwin: Evolution Be Going the Other Way, May
• Early Man, (1)(2)
• How Little I Know, 1 Feb'75
• Human Mind & Physical Evolution, (4)
• If, 1947

Man's Universe Penetrations (1)

← Man as One Way Universe "1ght Have Come Out (2) | Man's Universe Penetrations (2) →

Cross Reference

Human Sense Rangining & Information Gathering

Cross-References

• Sweepout

Man's Universe Penetrations (2)

← Man's Universe Penetrations (1) | Man (1) →

Cross Reference

Man's Universe Penetrations: See Man's Degrees of Freedom of Action, 28 Jan'69 Periodic Experience, (9)

Cross-References

• Man's Degrees of Freedom of Action, 28 Jan'69 (9)

Man (1)

← Man's Universe Penetrations (2) | Man (1B) →

Cross Reference

Focus: Man is the Focus

Human Being: Humans

Cross-References

• Average Man
• Charting Alternating Experiences of Man & Nature
• Continuous Man
• Discontinuous Man
• Evolution: Man as Evolution Modifier
• Externalization of Man's Functions
• Future: Man Backs Into his Future
• Individual
• Industrial Man
• Human Beings & Hard Machinery
• Little Individual: Little Man
• Male
• Metabolic Flow
• Prognostication about Future of Man
• Temperature of the Human Body
• Tools as Part of the Pattern Man
• Unit Man
• World Man

Man (1B)

← Man (1) | Man (2) →

Cross Reference

Cross-References

• Integral Functions of Man
• Metabolic Flow ≠ Man
• Human Organism
• Cultivated Man
• Local Information Gatherer

Man (2)

← Man (1B) | Man (3) →

Cross Reference

Man:

Cross-References

• Death, 20 Jun'66
• Integration & Differentiation, 10 Dec'64
• Middle, Feb'73
• Monitor, Feb'73
• Pattern Integrity, Feb'67
• Space Technology, (5)
• System, 29 Dec'58
• Democritus, 6 Jun'69*

Man (3)

← Man (2) | Management →

Cross Reference

Man: Relative Abundance of Chemical Elements In

Man & Universe

Man: How do you really Serve Man?

Man: Interstellar Transmission Of

Man vs. Machines

Cross-References

• Man: Automated Metabolism Of
• Man's Conscious Participation in Evolution
• Man's Degrees of Freedom of Action
• Man Designs Himself
• Man is the Focus
• Man as a Function of Universe
• Man as Halfway in Range of Size of all Creatures
• Man vs. Humanity
• Man as an Invention
• Man as Local Problem Solver
• Man as Local Universe Technology
• Man as Pattern Integrity
• Man: Relative Abundance of Chemical Elements In Man & Universe
• Man as Son of God
• Man as One Way Universe might have Come Out
• Man's Universe Penetrations

Management

← Man (3) | Manhattan →

Cross Reference

Cross-References

• One World Management
• City Management Concept of World Government

Manhattan

← Management | Manifests (1) →

Cross Reference

Cross-References

• Dome Over Manhattan
• Manhattan Cocktail Party
• Manhattan Jet Dispersal
• New York City

Manifests (1)

← Manhattan | Manifests (2) →

Index Entry

Manifests;

"As the prime energy impounder,

The vegetation on the land has to have roots

in order to get enough cooling water

So that it will not be dehydrated

While it photosynthesizes the radiant energy of the Sun

into the beautiful molecular structures

That provide the metabolic energy exchange means

Of terrestrial life support.

The algae floating in the sea

Are automatically watercooled.

All this is relevant to our search for an understanding

of humanity's functioning in Universe

For sumtotally Earth manifests what we first sought,

A moving locus in Universe where syntropy reigns.

Thus we intuit excitedly that

The photosynthesis process

Of orderly molecule production

Constitutes elegant scientific disclosure

That our planet Earth indeed may be

One such moving locus in Universe

Where energy is accumulating syntropically

Being thereby conserved in a variety"

Manifests (2)

← Manifests (1) | Manifests →

Index Entry

Manifests:

"Of ever more compactly and orderly patterned

Biological, crystalline,

Liquid, and gaseous substances--

As cosmic complementation of the entropic disorder

Ever more myriadly manifest

By the omniexporting star centers of Universe."

• Cite BAND & LAND, paper, p.124, 1973

Manifests

← Manifests (2) | Manifest: One →

Index Entry

Manifests:

"Inasmuch as

We set out to discover

Whether man had a function in Universe

And inasmuch as

We only know of Man

As a passenger aboard Planet Earth

We sought first to discover

Whether Earth had a function in Universe

And if this could be found

Then we might find what constituent functions

Of Earth Planet's Universal function

Man might, uniquely, be performing.

...

Within the total complementary scheme

Of Universal regeneration."

Manifest: One

← Manifests | Manifests →

Index Entry

Manifest: One:

"As already noted, Number One / Manifest

That our planet Earth is just such a syntropic locus

is the constant terrestrial acquisition of energies

Around Earth's spherical surface

As provided by both stardust and cosmic radiation.

We note that the cosmic radiation, including the Sun's

is not reflectively redistributed back outward to Universe,

As does a mirrored ball reflectively reject radiation.

Instead, Earth is measurably impounding the radiation

By progressive angular refractions which separate

The originally lethal radiation dosages into nonlethal fractions

And progressively shunt those frequency differentiated radiations

From perpendicular to circumferential terrestrial travel

Within the biosphere's concentric mantles."

• Cite BFI&AWU, paper, p. 125, 1973

Manifests

← Manifest: One | Manifest: Two →

Index Entry

One and Two:

"First manifest is the constant agglomeration of surface matter Provided by the star dust and cosmic radiation Which latter including the sun's Is not reflectivel re-distributed to Universe By an absolutely reflective Mirrored ball, But is instead impounded by The progressive refractions Of the biosphere's concentric mantles. This mathematically orderly refraction Of the Sun's radiation into separately discrete frequencies As it is witnessed in a rainbow Constitutes manifest number two Of our sought-for anti-entropic energy concentrating Mobile local of Universe."

Manifest: Two

← Manifests | Manifest: Three →

Index Entry

Manifest: Two:

"This Earthian biosphere's refraction of radiation manifests mathematically orderly, angular sorting of the Sun's radiation into separately discrete frequencies. This is witnessable, for instance in a rainbow, or in the twilight sky's Red, Orange, yellow, green, blue, and violet Horizontal stratifications. This relay system of angle and frequency modulating and biosphere refractoring Constitutes Manifest Number Two of our sought-for functional identity of Earth As a syntropic, orderly, energy concentrating, mobile locus in Universe."

Manifest: Three

← Manifest: Two | Manifests: Three (1) →

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Manifest: Three:

"Manifest Three that our Earth is a traveling locus of syntropic energy concentration in Universe is the demonstrable fact already noted that all the biologicals are continually multiplying their orderly cellular, molecular, and atomic, structurings which metabolic conservation functioning completes the comprehensive pattern integrity equation Governing orderly cosmic energy export-import balancing."

Manifests: Three (1)

← Manifest: Three | Manifests: Three (2) →

Index Entry

Manifests: Three:

"Manifest number three

Of our Earth being a local

Where energies are being collected

And as radiation C

All the biologicals are continually increasing

Their beautiful cellular, molecular and atomic

Orderliness of aggregation.

On-board Earth is

A fantastically large activity of

Increasing order

Of the biologicals-- the third manifest of anti-entropy.

Nature has invented

The green vegetation on the dry lands--

Which is only a quarter of Earth's surface--

And the algae around the three quarters of the Earth

Which is water enclosed.

These two impound the sun radiation

By photosynthesis

Which provide our prime energy intake.

The vegetation on the land has to have roots

Manifests: Three (2)

← Manifests: Three (1) | Manifest Four →

Index Entry

Manifests: Three:

"In order to get enough water to cool itself

while it transforms the dehydrating energy

Into beautiful molecular structures. The algae floating in the sea

is automatically watercooled. The photosynthesis process

Is the third manifest

Of orderly molecule structuring

of the kind of patterning

We are seeking in Universe--

A pattern of agglomeration, sorting, concentration,

And orderly structural conservation."

• Cite RBF BRAIN & MIND, draft, 1970

Manifest Four

← Manifests: Three (2) | Manifesta Four →

Index Entry

Manifest Four:

"Manifest Four that our planet Earth is surely

The first known syntropic centering of Universe

is its star-dusted, chemically regenerative topsoiling."

• Cite BRAIN & MIND, PAPER, p.127, 1973

Manifesta Four

← Manifest Four | Manifest: Five →

Index Entry

Manifesta Four:

"We have thus far found three manifests

Of Planet Earth's functionaries

Within the total complementary scheme

Of Universal regeneration.

"Two more such manifests of Earth's

Unique celestial scheme functionaries

Are discoverable

Number Four being the impoundment

Of star energy radiation

As left in both the atmosphere

And in the hydrosphere

Which in turn provide the weather

Ocean current and critical temperatures

For the Botanicals' photosynthesis

And their chemical feed back exchanges

With the Zoologicals

As they altogether multiply

The biological proliferation

Of orderly hydro-carbon

Cellular structures."

Manifest: Five

← Manifesta Four | Manifests: Five →

Index Entry

Manifest: Five:

"Fifth Manifest is the spherical enmantling of biological residues As hydrocarbons are pressure transformed into coal and petroleum which as fossil fuels stabilely store the cosmic energy harvest."

• Cite BRAIN & LIMB, paper, p. 127, 1973

Manifests: Five

← Manifest: Five | Manifest Five →

RBF Definitions

Manifest Number Five Is that of the geological burying Of the hydrocarbon (energy ?) concentrates Ever more deeply And at increasing pressures To produce and store Rigid, liquid or gaseous fossil fuels." Cite RBF Draft BRAIN & MIND, 1.8D (21), 1970

Manifest Five

← Manifests: Five | Manifests: First Five →

Cross Reference

Cross-References

• Fossil Fuels, 1973

Manifests: First Five

← Manifest Five | Manifests First Five (1) →

Index Entry

Manifests: First Five:

"Having set out to discover evolutionary experience clues

As to whether humans have an essential cosmic function--

Despite misassumption of exclusively self-eminent roles

Only as audiences or actors in the earthian drama 'Life'--

We sought first to learn whether the Earth planet itself

Had its essential function in the Universe. Saying to ourselves

That if Earth's cosmic system function could be found

Then we might differentiate out its subsystem functions

Thereby to uncover which of Earth's universal functionings

Humans might be uniquely performing.

We have thus far found a hierarchy of Five Manifests

Clearly confirmatory of planet Earth's functioning

As the only known traveling focus of syntropic reconcentrations

Of the physical energies of eternally regenerative Universe.

"This powerfully reinforces our initial assumption

That we had first to find such a syntropic traveling locus

Within the total complementary scheme

Of universal megeneration."

• Cite BRAN & ILL, paper, pp. 128-129, 1973

Manifests First Five (1)

← Manifests: First Five | Manifests: First Five (2) →

Index Entry

Manifests: First Five:

"All five manifests are anti-entropic.

They combine to demonstrate

That Planet Earth

Is indeed one of the energy collecting, concentrating

and conserving,

Mobile and reliably interorbiting

Locals of Universe

For which we were seeking

As a celestially invisible complementary to the

Optically obvious energy distributing

Radiant stars.

"Thus it is evidenced

That Earth's energy concentrating

Will culminate /sic/

Millions of years hence

In Earth's becoming a star.

Thus we witness a celestial confirmation

Of Boltzmann's Law

Which states in modernized effect

That within a closed system

There are oscillations, evolutions

Between high and low energy

Concentrations and diffusions

Manifests: First Five (2)

← Manifests First Five (1) | Manifest: Six →

Index Entry

New lows concentrate and become highs

By exhausting yesterday's highs

As yesterday's exhausted highs

Become today's lows.

Boltzmann made his finding

While checking Avogadro's discovery

That under identical conditions of energy--

As heat or pressure--

All gases will disclose the same number of molecules

Per given volume.

Boltzmann's law has been found to hold true

Outside the gaseous microcosmic

In which he found it.

It explains, for instance, the weather--

The highs and lows of our biosphere;

And now e find it explaining

Earth's function in the Macrocosm.

• Cite RBF BRAIN & MIND draft, 16 D&E, 22, 23, 1970

Manifest: Six

← Manifests: First Five (2) | Manifests: Six →

Index Entry

Manifest: Six:

"A Sixth Manifest of Earth's

Unique celestial functioning in this syntropic manner

Was the 'Geophysical-Year' scientists' discovery

Of the impoundment of star-energy radiation

In both the Earth's atmosphere and hydrosphere,

Which power, temperature, and pressure the weather and ocean

currents

And maintain the critical local microenvironments

Within which the biological proliferation of photosynthesis

And subsequent organic transformations occur

As metabolically fed-back chemical exchangings."

• Cite BRAIN & MIND, paper, p.129, 1973

Manifests: Six

← Manifest: Six | Manifest: Seven →

Index Entry

Manifests: Six:

"We now come to man's unique function

Aboard the energy storing planet Earth

As distinctly differentiated

From the first five manifests.

Man's mind-over-mattering

Is distinguishable as Manifest Number Six."

• Cite RBF Draft BRAIN & MIND, 1.8F (23)

1970

Manifest: Seven

← Manifests: Six | Manifest: Eight →

Cross Reference

Cross-References

• Fossil Fuels, 1973

Manifest: Eight

← Manifest: Seven | Manifest: Manifests (1) →

Index Entry

"Thus we come to man's own unique functioning Aboard the energy-storing planet Earth, As distinctly differentiated out And contrasted to the first seven Manifests Of Earth's cosmic syntropic concentration function Within this moving planetary locus of Universe. Thus man's mind-over-mattering distinguishes itself As cosmic function Manifest Number Eight. Over and above its syntropic Physical sorting and rearranging Cerebrally reflexed planetary capabilities We find humanity's metaphysical problem-solving capability To be uniquely and exclusively referenced To the complex of eternal principles." - Cite BRAIN & MIND, paper, p.136, 1973

Manifest: Manifests (1)

← Manifest: Eight | Manifest (2) →

Cross Reference

Cross-References

• Focal Manifest
• Omnimanifest
• Potential vs. Manifest

Manifest (2)

← Manifest: Manifests (1) | Manufacturing Manufacture →

Cross Reference

Manifest: Manifests:

Cross-References

• Fossil Fuels, Jul'72
• Temperature of the Human Body

Manufacturing Manufacture

← Manifest (2) | Manure (1) →

Cross Reference

Cross-References

• Telefacture, 1938
• Unsettling vs. Settlements, 20 Sep'76

Manure (1)

← Manufacturing Manufacture | Manure (2) →

Cross Reference

Cross-References

• Excrement: Excremental Functions

Manure (2)

← Manure (1) | Manywhere →

Cross Reference

Manure:

Organic Model, Oct'66

Cross-References

• Good & Evil Sequence, Oct'66 (1)

Manywhere

← Manure (2) | Maori →

Cross Reference

Cross-References

• Tunability, 1959

Maori

← Manywhere | Mao Tse-tung →

Cross Reference

Cross-References

• Island, Sep'72

Mao Tse-tung

← Maori | Map Mapping →

Cross Reference

Cross-References

• Franklin, Ben, 22 Jan'73

Map Mapping

← Mao Tse-tung | Maple Leaf →

Cross Reference

Flat-out World Map Projection

Cross-References

• Cartography: Cartographic Projections
• External Mapping
• Dymaxion Airocean World
• Transformational Projection

Maple Leaf

← Map Mapping | Marine Life Analogy of Humans →

Cross Reference

Maple Leaf:

Cross-References

• Member, 9 Nov'73

Marine Life Analogy of Humans

← Maple Leaf | Marine Life Analogy of Humans →

Index Entry

Marine Life Analogy of Humans:

"Using marine life analogies, human life was graduating from its barnacle and coral era and was entering into its heavily armed, crab and lobster crawling-about stage--but here and there graduating into its free-swimming age."

• Citation & context at Human Unsettlement, (4); 20 Sep'76

Marine Life Analogy of Humans

← Marine Life Analogy of Humans | Mark Your Paper →

Cross Reference

Cross-References

• Coral Reef
• Social Breakout from Barnacle to Salmon

Mark Your Paper

← Marine Life Analogy of Humans | Mark Your Own Paper: Nobody to Mark Your Paper →

Index Entry

Mark Your Paper: Nobody to Mark Your Paper:

"When you're dealing directly with Universe-- with triangle and tetrahedron as limit case-- then you don't need anyone to mark your paper."

• Cite RBF at Penn. Bell videotaping session, Philadelphia, PA., 20 Jan'75

Mark Your Own Paper: Nobody to Mark Your Paper

← Mark Your Paper | Mark Your Paper Nobody to Mark Your Paper (1) →

Index Entry

Mark Your Own Paper: Nobody to Mark Your Paper:

"I am my own navigator-- but there's nobody out there to mark my paper."

• Cite RBF to EJA, late '70

Mark Your Paper Nobody to Mark Your Paper (1)

← Mark Your Own Paper: Nobody to Mark Your Paper | Mark Your Own Paper Nobody to Mark Your Paper (2) →

Cross Reference

Mark Your Paper: Nobody to Mark Your Paper:

Cross-References

• Thinking

Mark Your Own Paper Nobody to Mark Your Paper (2)

← Mark Your Paper Nobody to Mark Your Paper (1) | Marry Marriage Marrying (1) →

Cross Reference

Cross-References

• Doing What Needs to be Done, 26 Jan'75
• Education, 1 Feb'75
• Prospect for Humanity, 2 Feb'75
• Thinking
• Limit, 23 Jun'75
• Nature in a Corner, 6 Nov'75

Marry Marriage Marrying (1)

← Mark Your Own Paper Nobody to Mark Your Paper (2) | Marry Marrying (2) →

Cross Reference

Relativity: Marriage of Social & Natural Law

Cross-References

• Wedding

Marry Marrying (2)

← Marry Marriage Marrying (1) | Mars →

Cross Reference

Cross-References

• Fertilization, 27 Dec'74
• Air Space, May'65

Mars

← Marry Marrying (2) | Martini Cocktail →

Cross Reference

Cross-References

• No Country Doctor ons, Mar

Martini Cocktail

← Mars | Marx →

Cross Reference

Martini Cocktail:

Cross-References

• Fluidity, 18 Jun'46

Marx

← Martini Cocktail | Marx, Karl →

Cross Reference

Cross-References

• Karlx, Mar

Marx, Karl

← Marx | Karl Marx →

Index Entry

Marx, Karl:

"Karl Marx assumed the scientific validity of both Malthus and Darwin with their combined 'fundamental inadequacy of popular life support' and 'survival only of the fittest.' He assumed that the working masses were the fittest because, though dumb, they instinctively understood how to cultivate agriculture, husband animals, and work the craft tools. Wherefore the great pirates, the nobility, and the bourgeoisie who serviced the nobility, were parasites and must perish. Marx also assumed that the genetic difference between the nobility and the masses was valid; ergo his fundamental class warfare inherent in the economic inadequacy to support both. He also assumed the necessity of downgrading standards in order to stretch support systems to serve all; and he assumed minority-party rule by dogmatic adherence to nonindividualistic code, and annihilation of the treacherous 'other class.'"

Karl Marx

← Marx, Karl | Marx: Karl Marx →

Index Entry

Marx: Karl Marx:

"Marx, as a philosopher-scientist (in the first place a scientist is a man of very great integrity) did his thinking at the time when the leading physicist was Dalton. Dalton was then at the mental stage of the interpretation of the experimental phenomena where he thought they really had found the smallest thing, the atom. There was no nucleus, just atoms. They were not broken up into protons or anything else. It was just atoms and they thought they actually had found what Democritus had talked about. It was invisible, below sight, but there it was. .. Marx then as a philosopher of the highest integrity dealing with the latest information of the physicists, was convinced that there really was a hard core thing. He was convinced that the strong armed man was always going to get ahold of the hard things and that the people were going to suffer. There was no question about his conviction. I am convinced that if Marx were alive today he would be excited about the discovery that there is no small last thing. There is nothing that the tough man can get ahold of."

• Cite Oregon Lecture #4, p. 123. 6 Jul'62

Marx: Karl Marx

← Karl Marx | Marx, Karl: Epitaph →

Index Entry

Marx: Karl Marx:

"If Marx were examining the present data he would form an entirely new kind of philosophic interpretation and he would see that everybody was really protected by the fact that the only way you could get on here would be to learn about principles and that they are completely abstract and that society was about to emerge into an entirely new era. It was really being emancipated. He would not have developed his dialectical materialism. That would not have been in his conclusions."

• Cite Oregon Lecture #4, p. 124. 6 Jul'62

Marx, Karl: Epitaph

← Marx: Karl Marx | Marx, Karl →

Cross Reference

Cross-References

• Philosophy

Marx, Karl

← Marx, Karl: Epitaph | Mask (1) →

Cross Reference

Design Revolution: Pulling the Bottom Up, (2)(4)(8)

Cross-References

• Continuous Man, (5)
• Philosophy, 1946
• Race, (3)

Mask (1)

← Marx, Karl | Mask Hallowe'en Masks (2) →

Cross Reference

Cross-References

• Game of Masks and Monuments

Mask Hallowe'en Masks (2)

← Mask (1) | Mass →

Cross Reference

Cross-References

• Thinkable You, (2)

Mass

← Mask Hallowe'en Masks (2) | Mass →

Index Entry

Mass:

"Mass is a statement of relative volumetric frequency and interval.

"For example, there may be something too massive for me to put my finger through because it has too high a frequency or because my finger has too high a frequency to go through it."

• Cite RBF to EJA, 3200 Idaho Ave., N.W.; was, DC; 12 May'77

Mass

← Mass | Mass →

Index Entry

In Einstein's E = Mc², M is volume-to-spherical-wave ratio of the system considered. Mass is the integration of weight and volume. What Einstein saw was that the same volume could be reduced and still have the same energy mass. Einstein's M is partially identified with volume and partly with relative energy compactment within that spherical wave's volume. There are then relative conconcentration modifiers of the volume before the third powering occurs.

• Citation and context at Synergetic Constant (1), 14 May'73

Mass

← Mass | mass →

Index Entry

Mass:

"The Mass is the consequence of the angular accelerationm, c² or G² of linear acceleration of the same unit inventory of forever regeneratively finite physical Universe ever intertransforming and transacting in association (angular) or disassociation (linear) interaccelerations."

mass

← Mass | Mass →

Index Entry

mass:

"Newton's intermass-attraction increases at the second power as the time-distance between is halved. Newton deals only with mass and frequency to the second power. Einstein deals only with mass and frequency to the second power. Their masses are relatively variable. In one, mass is acceleratingly expended and in the other, mass is acceleratingly collected."

• Cite SYNERGETICS draft at Sec. \hrefhttps://www.buckyverse.org/en/synergetics/content/chapters/900-modelability#section-960.12960.12, 16 Nov'72

Mass

← mass | Mass →

Index Entry

Mass:

"Compression is always a tangency of mass to mass."

• Cite RBF to EJA, Beverly Hotel, NY, 22 Jun'72

Mass

← Mass | Mass →

RBF Definitions

"No mass: No compression."

Citations

1. RBF to EJA, Beverly Hotel, NY, 22 Jun'72

Mass

← Mass | Mass →

Index Entry

Mass:

"... Vectors, being the product of physical energy constituents, are 'real,' having velocity multiplied by mass operating in a specific direction; velocity being a product of time and size modules; and mass being a volume-weight relationship. On impact, mass at velocity transforms into heat and work..."

• Cite Synergetics, Draft, Sec. *10.85, 27/2 May 172

• Citation & context at Time, 27 May'72

Mass

← Mass | Mass →

Index Entry

Mass:

"Einstein said any phenomenon which seems to be a mass is some kind of energy self-entanglement where the energy is running into interference with itself and the energy operation will be at 186,000 miles per second, but it is running into something so it is getting shunted inwardly, so it is going around in circles, by running into itself from other patterns. . . . All you and I see is this ball rolling along, and it doesn't seem to be rolling very fast but within the ball everything is going around at 186,000 miles per second. . . Einstein said the amount of weight, how tight you package this thing up, will give you a clue to how much energy there is in it."

• Cite Oregon Lecture #3, pp.78-79, 5 Jul'62

Mass

← Mass | Mass →

Index Entry

Mass:

"... M (mass) means: all the universe's self-interfering complexes having concentrically self-precessing, local-focal-holding patterns resulting in locally regenerative constellar associabilities as positive-outside-in structures."

Cite INTRODUCTION TO OMNIDIRECTIONAL HALO, p. 126, 1959

Mass

← Mass | Mass →

Index Entry

In Einstein's formula mass constitutes all the patterns of precessionally self-interfered and concentrically shunted, ergo locally articulated and locally and periodically regenerative holding patterns of energy.

This is also to say that M equals all the locally complex, concentric, self-associative, unique holding patterns of all energy. . .

Mass

← Mass | Massage: Distortion Massaged to the Center →

Index Entry

Mass:

"Mass is a word of inherently synergetic connotation. It is a behaviorist word popularly mistaken and used as a static word. Mass recognizes and inherent plurality of unique consequences resultant upon any infra- or ultra-sensorial recognizable, i.e., timable, collection of regenerative systems of precessionally self-associative energy-vector events. All the atoms and stars, as well as all the macro-remote astronomical cluster nebulas and remote micro-molecules, are such unique synergetically regenerative, infra-ultra-sensorial, unique multi-atomic mass clusters."

Massage: Distortion Massaged to the Center

← Mass | Mass Attraction →

Cross Reference

Cross-References

• Internal Control of Distortion, 29 Apr'43

Mass Attraction

← Massage: Distortion Massaged to the Center | Mass Attraction →

Index Entry

Mass Attraction:

"Mass Attraction is always involved in bonding. You may not have a bond without attraction, mass or magnetic (integral or induced), all of which are precessional effects. As the Sun's pull on the Earth produces orbiting, orbiting electrons produce directional field pulls."

• Citation and context at Chemical Bonds, 6 Mar'73

Mass Attraction

← Mass Attraction | Mass Attraction →

Index Entry

Mass Attraction:

"Ask the scientist who discovers mass attraction, What is mass attraction?" He doesn't have the slightest idea. He only knows it does it. It is a relationship, not a thing. The why of it is an absolute mystery. . . We don't have any disclosure and never will have of what the a priori mystery is."

• Cite RBF in Barry Farrell Playboy Interview, 1972, Draft. p. 5.

Mass Attraction

← Mass Attraction | Mass Attraction →

RBF Definitions

Mass attraction is always involved in bonding. You may not have a bond without mass attraction." - Cite Synergetics draft, \hrefhttps://www.buckyverse.org/en/synergetics/content/chapters/800-operational-mathematics#section-839.00839., August 1971/

Mass Attraction

← Mass Attraction | Mass Attraction →

Index Entry

Mass Attraction:

"If we had Isaac Newton here and we asked him what mass attraction is, he'd say I cannot tell you because there is nothing in one of the bodies which indicates it's going to attract or be attracted by. It is a behavior between and not of. Now this is to say that science at its beginnings, starts with a priori absolute mystery, within which absolute mystery there looms these beautiful behaviors of physical Universe where the reliabilities are eternal."

• Citation & context at A Priori Mystery, 22 Jul'71

• Cite RBF Address to SIMS, U.Mass, Amherst, 22 July, 1971. SCI Talk #10, p. 8.

Mass Attraction

← Mass Attraction | Mass Attraction →

Index Entry

Mass Attraction:

"Mass attraction is to precession

As a single note is to music.

Precession is angularly accelerating

Regeneratively progressive

Mass attraction."

• Cite INTUITION. Draft Dec 70, p. 7a

Mass Attraction

← Mass Attraction | Mass Attraction (1) →

Index Entry

Mass Attraction:

"Nothing could be more fundamental to all of science than the phenomenon 'mass attraction,' which Newton was able to formalize. For instance we hang two masses or spheres from the ceiling and measure the distance between the centers of gravity of them spheres. We find that they are closer together not only from the points where they were hung, which could be accounted for just by the fact that we are on a sphere and the radii of a sphere are divergent, but they are closer than that. If you move one of them halfway toward the other and measure the distance between the centers of gravity, you will find that it has moved in much closer. If you keep moving in progressively, halving the distances, you discover as Newton did, that the relative attraction is in terms of the cesond power of the relative proximity. When you halve the distance between the two spheres you do not double the attraction; you forfold it. So as you get in very close, as atoms are close to one another, you begin to have things with very extraordinary kinds of coherences."

• Cite RBF Address to National Conference for Philosophy of Creativity at SIU, Carbondale, Ill., 16 Oct. '69 - p. 9.

Mass Attraction (1)

← Mass Attraction | Mass Attraction (2) →

Cross Reference

Interattraction

Synergey Sequence: Two Massive Spheres

Cross-References

• Chemical Bonds
• Gravity
• Gravity & Bonding
• Orbiting
• Precession
• Newton's Second Law of Motion

Mass Attraction (2)

← Mass Attraction (1) | Mass-energy Relationship →

Cross Reference

Cross-References

• Bonding Hierarchies, 19 Dec'73
• Motion, 27 May'72
• Mystery, 10 Dec'73; 13 Dec'73
• Quantum Wave Phenomena Sequence, (1)
• Radome Sequence, (2)
• Synergetic Constant, (1)
• Why: The Unanswerable Why, 8 Mar'73
• A Priori Mystery, 22 Jul'71*
• Critical Proximity, Jun'71

Mass-energy Relationship

← Mass Attraction (2) | Mass & Frequency →

Cross Reference

See Universal Integrity: Second-power Congruence of Radiational & Gravitational Constants, 9 Jan'74

Cross-References

• Universal Integrity: Second-power Congruence of Radiational \& Gravitational Constants, 9 Jan'74

Mass & Frequency

← Mass-energy Relationship | Mass Production →

Cross Reference

Mass & Frequency:

Cross-References

• Vectorial Expression of Mass & Frequency

Mass Production

← Mass & Frequency | Mass Production →

Index Entry

Mass Production:

"In these emergencies humanity reorganizes

The physical environment

In naturally permitted ways

Which turn energy as matter

Into a myriad of wheel-mounted levers

And shunt energy

As radiation-induced flows

To impinge upon those levers,

Thereby to do the gamut of tasks

Conceived by the human mind

To be most productively efficient

And requisite to the immediate survival emergencies,

Thereby inducing humanity's

inadvertent acquisition

Of the subsequently and peacefully employable

mass production capability,

Which could have been acquired

At fractions of the cost in lives and goods

Had they been undertaken peacefully

At the time that they ■ were introduced

By the intuitive inventors, scientists, artists."

• Cite INTUITION, pp.71-72 May '72

Mass Production

← Mass Production | Mass Production (1) →

Index Entry

Mass Production:

"When we reach man's mass reproduction of his inventions then the spontaneous aesthetic satisfaction comes occasionally to a halt. The halt occurs when the harmonic adequacy and complex compatibility of the invention is too limited. We may conclude that the more universally compatible, then the more aesthetically and lastingly satisfying is the phenomenon.

• Cite GENERALIZED LAWS OF DESIGN, p.4, 22 Apr'68

Mass Production (1)

← Mass Production | Mass Production (2) →

Cross Reference

Regenerative Design: Law Of

Reproducible

Lifehour Production

Regenerative Design: Law Of Reproducible

Cross-References

• Dwelling Service Industry
• Aesthetics of Uniformity
• Industrialization

Mass Production (2)

← Mass Production (1) | Mass (1) →

Cross Reference

Radona Sequence

Cross-References

• Earning A Living Sequence, (1)
• Individuality, 1947
• Leonardo Type, 20 Apr'72
• Tooling of Domes, (1)(2)
• Mobile Homes, (1)
• Now House, (1)
• Dome House Grand Strategy, 1927 (1)
• Building Industry, (4)
• Politicians & Defense Budgets, 20 Sep'76

Mass (1)

← Mass Production (2) | Mass (2) →

Cross Reference

Surface-mass Ratios

Cross-References

• Matter
• Vectorial Expression of Mass & Frequency
• Weight
• Critical Mass

Mass (2)

← Mass (1) | Last in the Earth →

Cross Reference

Radome Sequence*, (2)*

Synergetics Constant*, (1)*

Cross-References

• Critical Proximity, 6 Mar'73
• Einstein, 16 Nov'72
• Energy
• Gravity
• Nothingness, 16 Nov'72
• Fourth Powering, 15 Oct'72
• Vector, 26 May'72
• Time, 27 May'72*

Last in the Earth

← Mass (2) | Mast in the Earth →

Index Entry

Last in the Earth:

"I find that man has thought structurally in what I would call inefficient compressional logic whereby he piled stone on stone to make a building. He could also dig a hole and have planted the base of a pole and have rigged tension stays from its top to three or more anchors in the ground. This is the way he put a rigid, solid mast in a rigid, solidly framed and planed ship. In traditional land building, tension is only a secondary helper and compression the employed primary structural logic. This is to say that I find most of the world's peoples thinking spontaneously only in compressional structural might-makes-right logic."

• Cite Tel Aviv Address, Dec '67

Mast in the Earth

← Last in the Earth | Mast in the earth →

Index Entry

Man has tended to think of structure as being built solid in the Earth. He made a hole in the solid Earth and put a solid mast in it. In order to keep the wind from getting hold of the top of the mast and breaking it, he then put a tension member in the direction of the various winds, acting at the end of the lever to keep it from being pulled over.

In this way tension became the helper. We found that he built what he thought was a solid boat, and then put in a solid mast, and then added on tension helpers as shrouds. Tension has been secondary in all man's building and compression has been primary for he has always thought of the compression as solid. Man must now break out of that habit and learn to play at nature's game where tension is primary and where tension explains the coherence of the whole. Compression is convenient, yes, very convenient, but always secondary and discontinuous.

Mast in the earth

← Mast in the Earth | Fast in the Earth (1) →

Index Entry

"If I wanted to have a mast on the face of the earth it would take me a minimum of three legs and a tension member to hold those legs down so it takes four members. I can have one compression member and three tension members or three compression members and one tension. It always comes out four. I can put the pole in the ground and we will find that it still comes out four. We might have the mast bending over and it would take two tension members to hold it up, that is called a gin pole, and then it takes a fourth member of gravity to pull the other end down so there are four members operating. You could do that with two compression legs--sometimes called a jack in the Navy, and one tension member, and gravity--four members every time. So there are four degrees of freedom and the local twist you will remember which gives us twelve. I began to see then that we would always have these kinds of fournesses operative." - Cite Oregon Lecture '65, p. 201. 10 Jul'62

Fast in the Earth (1)

← Mast in the earth | Man in the Earth (2) →

Cross Reference

Cross-References

• Four Vectors Define Minimum System Gin Pole

Man in the Earth (2)

← Fast in the Earth (1) | Mast (1) →

Cross Reference

Cross-References

• Twelve Universal Degrees of Freedom, 10 Jul'62
• Walking, 31 May'71

Mast (1)

← Man in the Earth (2) | Mast (2) →

Cross Reference

Cross-References

• Tensegrity: Miniature Tensegrity Masts, (1)
• Mechanical Service Core

Mast (2)

← Mast (1) | Masters →

Cross Reference

Cross-References

• Horizontal vs. Vertical, 1963
• Wichita House, (1)
• Dome House Grand Strategy, (1)(2)

Masters

← Mast (2) | Masturbation (1) →

Cross Reference

Masters:

Cross-References

• Invisible Masters

Masturbation (1)

← Masters | Masturbation (2) →

Cross Reference

Cross-References

• Procreatively Sterile

Masturbation (2)

← Masturbation (1) | Matches Box Of →

Cross Reference

Cross-References

• Abstraction, 24 Feb'72

Matches Box Of

← Masturbation (2) | Matchstick Thickness at Which Objects Go into Orbit (2) →

Cross Reference

Cross-References

• Eddington's Proof of Irreversibility

Matchstick Thickness at Which Objects Go into Orbit (2)

← Matches Box Of | Material →

Cross Reference

Cross-References

• Orbiting

Material

← Matchstick Thickness at Which Objects Go into Orbit (2) | Materials →

Index Entry

Material:

"... All progressions are from material to abstract ..."

• Citation and context at Ephemeralization, '38

Chapter 33, NINE CHAIN TO THE MOON

Materials

← Material | Materials (1) →

Index Entry

Materials:

"First, let me say that there is nothing in nature but structure. Still, I find in engineering and architecture schools with all of their specialization that there are always courses in materials. In these courses it is taught that buildings are built out of materials, but I find from my experience that this is not the case. What we in fact do is to build visible module structures out of invisible module structures. . .

"There are no 'solids', just as there are no 'materials,' but there are sufficient relative proximities of these masses which are enough to cohere. . ."

Materials (1)

← Materials | Materials (2) →

Cross Reference

Raw Materials

Solid

Cross-References

• Matter

Materials (2)

← Materials (1) | Mathematics →

Cross Reference

Cross-References

• Ephemeralization
• Trees

Mathematics

← Materials (2) | Mathematics →

Index Entry

Mathematics:

"The whole integrity of universe... the essence of why there is consciousness... starts with absolute a priori mystery, within which a priori mystery there suddenly is a lucidly apprehendible mathematical behavior."

• Citation & context at Whole Systems, 16 Jun'72

Mathematics

← Mathematics | Mathematics →

Index Entry

Mathematics:

"Mathematics is the science of structure and pattern in general."

• Citation & context at Structure, Nov'71

Mathematics

← Mathematics | Mathematics →

Index Entry

Mathematics:

"... Both the pure science analysis of the subjectively acquired data and the applied science employment of the relationships involves mathematically patterned identification of the pertinent special-case use data in respect to a universally coordinate dimensioning system and a transformational frame of reference..."

Mathematics

← Mathematics | Mathematics →

Index Entry

Mathematics:

". . . Conventional mathematics is based upon 'axioms' that were imaginatively conceived and inconconsiderate of information progressively harvested through microscopes, telescopes and electronic probings of the non-sensorially tunable ranges of the electromagnetic spectrum."

• Cite RBF to EJA, Somerset Club, Boston, 22 April 1971

Mathematics

← Mathematics | Mathematics →

Index Entry

Mathematics:

"Nature has mathematic behaviors."

• Cite RBF taping CHARAS script 14 March 1971

Mathematics

← Mathematics | Mathematics →

Index Entry

Mathematics:

"Even the development of sets derives from experience because mathematics is generalization -- and generalization itself is sequitur to experience. . .

The mathematicians talk of 'pure imaginary numbers' on the false assumption that mathematics could be a priori to experience."

• Cite RBF to EJA

Beverly Hotel, New York

13 March 1971

NUMBER - \hrefhttps://www.buckyverse.org/en/synergetics/content/chapters/500-conceptuality#section-508.03508.03 (LAST SENTENCE)

Mathematics

← Mathematics | Mathematics →

Index Entry

Mathematics:

"Mathematics is metaphysical.

"My definition of Universe embraces both the physical and the metaphysical, the latter being all the weightless experiences of thought which include all the mathematics and the organization of the data regarding all physical experiments, science, both first and last, being metaphysical."

• Citation & context at Metaphysical & Physical, 20 Jun'66

• Cite-DOXFININGS 309 20 Jun'66

Mathematics

← Mathematics | Mathematics →

Index Entry

Mathematics:

"Mathematics. . . embraces the fundamental communications systems of all the sciences. . . It is also the most generalized of all the scientific disciplines. It is both the most comprehensive and abstract of the sciences and tends to evolve less rapidly than physics or chemistry. Mathematics generalizes all sciences and all other sciences must use it."

"Mathematics . . . is, in fact, the science of structure and pattern in general."

• Citation and context at MIT Sequence (2)(3), 1965

Mathematics

← Mathematics | Mathematics →

Index Entry

Mathematics:

"I was fortunately not as consumed with negativism in respect to professional mathematics as with a positive urge to explore the possibility that nature might employ a comprehensive coordinate system governing all her associative and disassociative, nonsimultaneous, usually dissynchronous but sometimes synchronous transformative transactions. I felt certain that nature did not have separate departments of physics, chemistry, biology, cryogenics, crystallography, Mathematics et al., between whose department heads' compromises were mass concluded in order to expedite nature's awkward and ever urgent demands.

"I conjectured that we could think conceptually in generalized principles in contradistinction to special case empirics and that we might logically hypothesize either (a) that mathematics was entirely physical, or (b) that the physical was in reality pure abstract principle; that you could play the game either way-- both were valid, but not simultaneously-- that there certainly were not two absolutely separate and independently operating Universes; the abstract Universe of the mathematician and the energetic Universe of the physio-chemist."

Mathematics

← Mathematics | Mathematics →

Index Entry

Mathematics:

"When Euler introduced topology he for the first time made the beginning of the return to conceptuality out of seemingly complete abstract mathematics, where you would come into completely empty sets you thought, where you could have complete substitution of symbols for numbers and you could just play the game of symbols. Euler said, we are dealing in pattern. Mathematics is pattern, he said, and there are irreducible aspects of pattern. . . ."

Mathematics

← Mathematics | Mathematics →

RBF Definitions

Mathematics, which most people think of as dealing solely with number, is in fact the science of structure and pattern in general." - Cite OREGON LECTURES, July 1962 Second Lecture, pp. 66-69 (Also Third Lecture, p.188.) - Citation & context at Structure, 5 Jul'62

Mathematics

← Mathematics | Mathematics →

Index Entry

Mathematics:

"Mathematics contains all the great generalizations and there are not really many generalizations."

• Cite OREGON Lecture #2 - p. 55, 2 Jul'62

Mathematics

← Mathematics | Mathematics →

Index Entry

Mathematics:

"... Wisdom initiates new mathematical hypotheses. Mathematics implements man's calculations within minutes regarding energy action requiring eons of time. Man's intellect masters energy's fastest behaviors."

• For citation and context see Intellecions, 1960

Mathematics

← Mathematics | Mathematics →

Index Entry

"I believe that about 90 percent of all mathematics relates to games that have no valid relationship to real physical experience." - Citation & context at Axiom, Undated

Mathematics

← Mathematics | Mathematical Accounting →

Index Entry

... I felt justified now in switching our argument to the very highest and most incisive level of scientific argument-- that is, to the mathematical level.

Mathematical Accounting

← Mathematics | Mathematical Behavior →

Cross Reference

Cross-References

• Generalization: Second Degree, 1959
• Synergetics, 1959

Mathematical Behavior

← Mathematical Accounting | Mathematical Explanation of Life →

Cross Reference

Cross-References

• Event, 26 Jan'72

Mathematical Explanation of Life

← Mathematical Behavior | Mathematics = Generalization →

Cross Reference

Mathematical Explanation of Life:

Cross-References

• Trinity, 1938

Mathematics = Generalization

← Mathematical Explanation of Life | Mathematics - Pattern →

Cross Reference

Cross-References

• Mathematics, 13 Mar'71

Mathematics - Pattern

← Mathematics = Generalization | Mathematical Symbols →

Cross Reference

Cross-References

• Mathematics, 11 Jul'62

Mathematical Symbols

← Mathematics - Pattern | Mathematical Symbols (1) →

Index Entry

Mathematical Symbols:

"Mathematicians . . . erroneously thought that they had attained utter abstraction, or utter nonconceptuality--ergo, 'pure' non-sensoriality-- by employing a series of algebraic symbols substituted for by calculus symbols and substituted for again by 'empty set' symbols. They overlooked that even their symbols themselves were conceptual patterns and only recognizable that way and that all patterns, for instance numbers, or phonetic letters consist of physical ingredients and physical experience recalls. The physical ingredients consist inherently of event-paired quanta and the latter's six-vectored, positive and negative actions, reactions and resultants, else they would not have become employable by the deluding, experience-immersed 'purists.'"

Mathematical Symbols (1)

← Mathematical Symbols | Mathematics Symbols (2) →

Cross Reference

Cross-References

• Teleology: Bow Tie Symbol
• Symbols: Synergetics Symbols
• Equals

Mathematics Symbols (2)

← Mathematical Symbols (1) | Mathematics: Push-Button Mathematics →

Cross Reference

Cross-References

• Communications, 13 Mar'73
• Space as Nontuned Angle & Frequency Information, 22 Feb'77
• Metaphysical & Physical, 22 Jun'77

Mathematics: Push-Button Mathematics

← Mathematics Symbols (2) | Mathematics (1) →

Index Entry

RBF Ltr. to Collers (full text) Pp. 5-6, July'59

Mathematics (1)

← Mathematics: Push-Button Mathematics | Mathematics (2A) →

Cross Reference

Calculus

Babylonian Mathematics

Constants

Equations

Generalizations: Mathematical vs. Literary

General Systems' Mathematical Control Matrix

Geomathematical

Geometry

Life: Mathematical Explanations of Life

MIT Sequence

Number

Operational Geometry

Operational Mathematics

Pattern: Hierarchy of Patterns

Proofs

Scientific Generalization

Secrecy of Mathematical Knowledge

Conceptual Mathematics

Experiential Mathematics

Fourth-dimensional Synergetics Mathematics

Equations: Mathematical Equations

Cross-References

• Arithmetic

Mathematics (2A)

← Mathematics (1) | Mathematics (2B) →

Cross Reference

Life-support Systems, May'72

Structural Patter, undated

Cross-References

• Abstraction, 24 Feb'72
• Axiom
• Computer
• Conceptuality Independent of Size & Time, 2 Jun'74*
• Ephemeralization, 1938
• Euler, (1)
• Generalization, 26 Aug'66
• Intellect: Intellections, 1960
• Metaphysics, Jun'66
• Metaphysical & Physical, 20 Jun'66; 13 Nov'75
• MIT Sequence, (2)(3)
• Principle, 9 Jul'62
• Probability, 17 Feb'72
• Modelability, (2)
• Science: Pure & Applied, 14 Sep'71*
• Stark, Apr'44
• Structure, 5 Jul'62; Nov'71*
• Whole Systems, 16 Jun'72*

Mathematics (2B)

← Mathematics (2A) | Mathematics (3) →

Cross Reference

Cross-References

• Angular Topology: Principle Of, 14 Feb'66
• Comprehensibility of Systems, 26 May'72
• Progressions, May'49
• Quantum Sequence, (1)(2)
• Generalized Principles, 22 Jun'75
• Communications Hierarchy, (4)
• Proofs, 7 Oct'75
• Topology, 11 Dec'75
• Ghana Dome: Self-chilling Machine, (1)

Mathematics (3)

← Mathematics (2B) | Mathematicians →

Cross Reference

Mathematics = Pattern

Cross-References

• Mathematical Accounting
• Mathematical Behavior
• Mathematical Explanation of Life
• Mathematics = Generalization
• Mathematical Symbols
• Mathematics: Push-button Mathematics

Mathematicians

← Mathematics (3) | Mathematician (1) →

Index Entry

Mathematicians:

"So long as mathematicians can impose up and down semantics upon students while trafficking personally in the non-up-and-down advantages of their concise statements, they can impose upon the ignorance of man a monopoly of access to accurate processing of information and can fool even themselves by thought habits governing the becoming behavior of professional specialists, by disclaiming the necessity of, or responsibility for, comprehensive adjustment of the a priori thought to total reality of universal principles."

• Cite TOTAL THINKING, I&I, p.234, May'49

Mathematician (1)

← Mathematicians | Mathematicians (2) →

Cross Reference

Cross-References

• Wizard

Mathematicians (2)

← Mathematician (1) | Matrix →

Cross Reference

Cross-References

• Euler, 18 Apr'63
• Necessity, 10 Jan'50

Matrix

← Mathematicians (2) | Matrix of You & I →

Index Entry

A matrix is an interpatterning of multi-dimensional events, such as bees' honeycomb, or a candy-cohered, pop-corn ball.

• Cite NEHRU Speech, P. 23, 13 Nov'69

Matrix of You & I

← Matrix | Matrix (1) →

Cross Reference

Cross-References

• Invisible Hole, 16 Jun'72

Matrix (1)

← Matrix of You & I | Matrix (2) →

Cross Reference

Omnidimensional Weight-Frequency Light Matrix

Random Matrix

Cross-References

• Cosmic Event Matrix
• Cosmic Middle Ground
• General Systems' Mathematical-control Matrix
• Isotropic Vector Matrix
• et Truss, Oct
• Coordinate System
• Field
• Grid
• Omnirational Control Matrix
• Hex-pent Matrix
• XYZ Coordinate System
• Lattice

Matrix (2)

← Matrix (1) | Matter →

Cross Reference

Cross-References

• Consciousness, 1971
• Cube, 6 Nov'72
• Field, 2 Nov'72
• Science, (2)
• Sphere, 1960
• Tetrahedral Coordination of Nature, 1965
• Convergent vs. Parallel Perception, 13 Nov'75
• Model of Toothpicks & Semi-dried Peas, (1)

Matter

← Matrix (2) | Matter →

Index Entry

Matter:

"The knot... is a form of interference wave where the wave comes back on itself, and as a consequence of any tension in it, the knot gets tighter. This is one of the ways in which the energy-mass patterns begin to tighten up. It is self-tightening. This is the essence of 'matter' as a consequence of two circles of 720 degrees tending to annihilate or lose one's self."

• Citation & context at Knot, 7 Nov'73

Matter

← Matter | Matter →

Index Entry

Matter:

"... Microconstellations such as matter in general, granite, cheese, flesh, water, and atomic nuclei."

• Citation and context at Constellar, 3 Oct'72

Matter

← Matter | Matter →

Index Entry

Matter:

"Critical proximity is a threshold; the absolute threshold-- a vector equilibrium threshold. If it persists, we call it 'matter.'"

Matter

← Matter | Matter →

Index Entry

Matter:

"Critical proximity accounts for the whole Universe as we observe it, the collections of things and matter and noncontiguous space intervals."

• Cite RBF insert to SYNERGETICS (Conceptuality, Critical Proximity), Chicago, 1 June 1971.

Matter

← Matter | Matter →

Index Entry

Matter:

"... the wave and frequency patternings of the crystalline, liquid and gaseous states of energy known superficially (and misleadingly) as matter."

• Cite NBS Speech, p. 33, Jun'66

• Citation & context at Environment Events Hierarchy (1), Jun'66

Matter

← Matter | Matter →

Index Entry

Matter:

"Science states that the entire physical Universe is energy. E = mc². Some of the energy is operative in associative patterns-- as matter. The associative energy as matter is organized in leverage systems to do work."

Cite HOW TO MAINTAIN MAN AS A SUCCESS, 18 Mar'65 P. 229

Matter

← Matter | Matter →

Index Entry

Matter:

"When the end of one energy action comes over the middle of another energy vector there is a precessional effect, a tensional effect. One energy event gets angularly precessed and the next energy event goes by the center of another mass and each one of them are interaffecting the other. It is a basketry interweaving where each one precesses the other angularly so that they hold together very much as a cotton ball. This is just what Einstein was working on in his E = MC² trying to explain a given mass and the way it interfered with itself to give itself this local uniqueness of relative concentration, because these precessions can give you angular changes and it gets tighter and tighter which will give you unique frequencies and every one of our chemical elements has these unique frequencies and you can actually pick them out on the electromagnetic spectrum by a plurality of usually four unique frequencies characterizing each of the elements."

• Cite Oregon Lecture #5 - pp. 164-165. 9 Jul'62

Matter

← Matter | Matter & Antimatter →

Index Entry

Matter:

"... Matter ... is energy as gravitation."

"Energy flows around the Universe and is then shunted and canalled into valvability upon the ends of the levers we make out of the physical energies interactive in patterns which we call matter."

• Cite DESIGNERS AND POLITICIANS (I&I) P. 303 1962

Matter & Antimatter

← Matter | Matter-over-Mind (1) →

Index Entry

Clearly it is seen that the metaphysical is to the physical as antimatter is to matter; i.e. as the electron is to the positron.

• Citation & context at Metaphysical & Physical, 20 Jun'66

• Cite 20JEnts IWM p314 20 Jun'66

Matter-over-Mind (1)

← Matter & Antimatter | Matter-over-Mind (2) →

Cross Reference

Cross-References

• Might Makes Right
• Mind-Over-Matter

Matter-over-Mind (2)

← Matter-over-Mind (1) | Matter vs. Radiation →

Cross Reference

Cross-References

• Society: Control Of, 1938

Matter vs. Radiation

← Matter-over-Mind (2) | Matter vs. Radiation →

Index Entry

Matter vs. Radiation:

"Lines cannot return into themselves. Therefore matter is cyclic self-interfering knotting; whereas radiation's waves are non-self-interfering spirals.

matter - knots

radiation coils

Which reads: matter is to radiation as knots of rope are to coils of rope."

• Cite RBF rewrite of SYNERGETICS galley at Sec. \hrefhttps://www.buckyverse.org/en/synergetics/content/chapters/500-conceptuality#section-529.04529.04, 7 Nov'73

Matter vs. Radiation

← Matter vs. Radiation | Matter vs. Radiation →

BOR Memorandum

BO'R MEMORANDUM

Matter vs. Radiation:

"The discussion here turned to the notion of the gravitational always enclosing the radiational and he indicated that it was in the way that this occurred that matter was created. There really is very little matter in Universe and it comes about by virtue of the fact that the gravitational is always 'just barely' faster than the radiational."

"'Tensegrity is how it works, because of radiation and gravitation tying up to make matter appear.'" (Direct quote from RBF.)

Matter vs. Radiation

← Matter vs. Radiation | Matter vs. Radiation (1) →

Index Entry

Matter vs. Radiation:

"... Energy ... consists of two main behavior phases-- its associative phase as the matter with which we fashion the physical advantage producing tools such as levers and electric generators; and its disassociative phase as the free positive and negative energies of radiation and gravity may be focused to impinge on the ends of levers to power the tools to do physical work for men."

• Citation at Energy, Jun'66

• NASA Speech, p. 26, Jun'66.

Matter vs. Radiation (1)

← Matter vs. Radiation | Matter vs. Radiation (2) →

Cross Reference

Cross-References

• Association & Disassociation
• Atoms vs. Radiation
• Tensegrity Model of Self-interference of Energy
• Latent vs. Radiant

Matter vs. Radiation (2)

← Matter vs. Radiation (1) | Matter (1) →

Cross Reference

Cross-References

• Conservation of Energy, 18 Mar'65
• ahedron as Annihilation Model, Oct
• Gravity, 6 Apr'75
• Environment, 29 Mar'77
• T Quanta Module, (1)(2)

Matter (1)

← Matter vs. Radiation (2) | Matter (2) →

Cross Reference

Material: Materials

Cross-References

• Antimatter
• Energy Package
• Energy-as-matter
• Matter & Antimatter
• Mind-over-matter Reality
• Negative Matter
• Positive Matter
• Solids
• Energetic Functions
• Thing

Matter (2)

← Matter (1) | Matterlessness →

Cross Reference

Nouns, 15 Sep'71

Cross-References

• Behavioral States, May'72
• Constellar, 3 Oct'72*
• Critical Proximity Threshold, 19 Jun'71*
• Energy, Apr'68; 18 Mar'65; Jun'66*
• Environment Events Hierarchy, (1)
• Event, 26 Jan'72
• Metaphysical & Physical, 20 Jun'66
• Pattern Strip Aggregate Wrapabilities, 19 Dec'73
• Simplex, 1965
• Stardust, (2)
• Knot, 7 Nov'73*
• Conceptual Physics, (1)(2)

Matterlessness

← Matter (2) | Mausoleum (1) →

Index Entry

Matterlessness:

"Gravity is matterlessness. . . ."

• Citation and context at Gravity, 22 Jun'72

Mausoleum (1)

← Matterlessness | Mausoleum (2) →

Cross Reference

Cross-References

• Pyramid Technology
• Religious Edifices

Mausoleum (2)

← Mausoleum (1) | Maximum Aberration →

Cross Reference

Cross-References

• Afterlife, 20 Apr'72
• Life Is Not Physical, 29 Jun'72
• Buddha: Christ: Mohamed, (1)

Maximum Aberration

← Mausoleum (2) | Maximum Asymmetry →

Cross Reference

Cross-References

• Aberration Limit

Maximum Asymmetry

← Maximum Aberration | Maximum Asymmetry (1) →

Index Entry

Maximum Asymmetry:

"Disorder attains and passes through maximum asymmetry."

• Cite Pendulum Model VS Scenario Model. 23 Dec'68

Maximum Asymmetry (1)

← Maximum Asymmetry | Maximum Asymmetry (2) →

Cross Reference

Zerophase

Cross-References

• Wow: The Last Wow
• Wow: The Last Wow Zerophase

Maximum Asymmetry (2)

← Maximum Asymmetry (1) | Maximum Limit Case →

Cross Reference

Cross-References

• Trigonometric Limit, 22 Jun'72

Maximum Limit Case

← Maximum Asymmetry (2) | Maximum Limit →

Cross Reference

Maximum Limit Case:

Cross-References

• Triacontrahedron, 27 Apr'77; 3 May'77

Maximum Limit

← Maximum Limit Case | Maximum Remoteness →

Cross Reference

Cross-References

• Min-max: Min-max Limits

Maximum Remoteness

← Maximum Limit | Maximum Complexity →

Cross Reference

Cross-References

• Vector Equilibrium as Empty Set Tetrahedron, 2 Nov'73

Maximum Complexity

← Maximum Remoteness | Maxima-minima →

Cross Reference

Unity: Complex & Simplex, 16 Oct'72

Cross-References

• General Systems Theory, (1)

Maxima-minima

← Maximum Complexity | Maxima-minima (1) →

Index Entry

Maxima-minima:

"Finite maxima and finite minima do exist because flat is a confined triangle phenomenon. The flat occurs at the inflection point between inside-outings and vice versa."

• Citation & context at Dynamic, 1950

Maxima-minima (1)

← Maxima-minima | Maxima-minima (2) →

Cross Reference

Maxima-minima:

Cross-References

• Min-max

Maxima-minima (2)

← Maxima-minima (1) | Maximum Maxima (1) →

Cross Reference

Maxima-minima:

Zonenes: System Zoneness, 8 Jan'55

Cross-References

• Flat: Almost Flat, 26 Jan'73

Maximum Maxima (1)

← Maxima-minima (2) | Maximum: Maxima (2) →

Cross Reference

Cross-References

• Bare Maximum
• Limit
• Min-Max
• Spherical Maximum
• No Maximum Limits

Maximum: Maxima (2)

← Maximum Maxima (1) | Maxwell, James Clerk →

Cross Reference

Cross-References

• Dynamic
• Synergy of Synergies, May'72

Maxwell, James Clerk

← Maximum: Maxima (2) | Maxwell, James Clerk →

Index Entry

\hrefhttps://www.buckyverse.org/en/synergetics/content/chapters/200-synergetics#section-203.08203.08

Maxwell, James Clerk

← Maxwell, James Clerk | McLuhan, Marshall (1) →

Cross Reference

(1831-1879)

Cross-References

• Algebra, 28 Oct'64

McLuhan, Marshall (1)

← Maxwell, James Clerk | McLuhan, Marshall (2) →

Index Entry

McLuhan, Marshall:

"Marshall McLuhan told me the first day he met me-- on one of the early Doxidis cruises-- 'I am your disciple.' He held up copies of 'No More Secondhand God' and 'Nine Chains to the Moon' and said to me: 'I've joined your conspiracy!'

"McLuhan has never made any bones about his indebtedness to me as the original source of most of his ideas. The 'Global Village' indeed was my concept. I don't think he has an original idea. Not one. McLuhan says so himself. He's really a very great enthusiast, a marvelous popularizer and teacher. He has an irrepressible sense of the histrionic, like no one I've known other than Frank Lloyd Wright.

"My idea of 'Man backing up into his future,' appears in his books as 'Rear-Mirrorism.'

"My concept of the 'Mechanical extensions of man' is the basis for his talk of the 'Electrical Extensions' of man.

"What McLuhan is is a Professor of English literature and, like most of that breed, a very fast reader. He has one of the most phenomenal memories I've ever run into. McLuhan felt that there"

McLuhan, Marshall (2)

← McLuhan, Marshall (1) | McLuhan, Marshall (1) →

Index Entry

McLuhan, Marshall:

"were many things being written of great cogency but which society was missing altogether. This is the source of his missionary zeal and fervor.

"After dinner on the Doxiadis ship we used to dance and Marshall would dance with his wife all over the place, so much so that he took up the whole dance floor. He thought we had all stopped to marvel at his and his wife's performance, but that wasn't it; the way he was dancing there wasn't room for the rest of us and we had to leave the floor.

"And I remember one time on a live television panel at a P.E.N. meeting in Canada when McLuhan's critics were really giving McLuhan a pretty rough time. He relished in it and would infuriate the critics by completely ignoring their most telling attacks. I started taking up for him and coming to his support, but I abandoned this as soon as I realized that it was just all a big game to him.

"McLuhan has always been the first to say 'Bucky is my master. I am only his disciple.'"

• Cite RBF to EJA, 31B, 200 Locust, Phila., 10 Jul'73

McLuhan, Marshall (1)

← McLuhan, Marshall (2) | McLuhan: Marshall (2) →

Cross Reference

Cross-References

• Medium is the Message

McLuhan: Marshall (2)

← McLuhan, Marshall (1) | Me →

Cross Reference

Cross-References

• Fuller, R.B: His Writing Style, 1 Feb'75

Me

← McLuhan: Marshall (2) | Me →

Index Entry

Me:

"The real me... is the thinking me."

• Citation & context at Fuller, RB: The Thinking Me, 18 Dec'76

Me

← Me | Me →

Index Entry

Me:

"The old semantics which permitted common-sense acceptance of such a sentence as 'A man pounds the table,' wherein a noun verbs a noun or a subject verbs a predicate. I found it necessary to change this form to a complex of events identified as me, which must be identified as a verb. The complex verb me observed another event complex ignorantly as a 'table.' I disciplined myself to communicate exclusively with verbs...."

Me

← Me | Me →

Index Entry

Me:

"The old semantics which permitted common-sense acceptance of such a sentence as 'A man pounds the table,' wherein a noun verbs a noun, or a subject verbs a predicate. I found it necessary to change to a complex of events identified as me must be identified as a verb and the complex verb me observed another event complex ignorantly called a 'man,' which event complex developed a complex interference pattern with another complex of events identified again ignorantly as a 'table.'" "I disciplined myself to communicate exclusively with verbs verb-ing verbs." (N.B. Unfortunately, the above version did not survive in SYNERGETICS text at Sec. \hrefhttps://www.buckyverse.org/en/synergetics/content/chapters/200-synergetics#section-250.32250.32.- eja.)

Me

← Me | Me →

Index Entry

Me:

"To each of us environment must be All that isn't me. To each of us Universe must be All that isn't me plus me."

• Cite A Definition of Evolution, p.1. 1972

• Citation & context at Environment, 28 Sep'71

Me

← Me | Me →

Index Entry

Me:

"The only real difference between Universe and environment is me."

• Citation & context at Environment, Feb'73

Me

← Me | Me →

RBF Definitions

In a sense, my glasses--I'm very farsighted and have been wearing glasses since I was four years old--have become a part of me. I recall being invited in 1930 to speak at Dartmouth College, in what they call Dartmouth Hall. Seventeen years later, in 1947, I was asked to speak at Dartmouth again--and again spoke in Dartmouth Hall. After being introduced as having been there 17 years before, I stood up and said that while I didn't like to be contradictory, actually I hadn't been there before. My host looked a little surprised, and I pointed out that in the interim Dartmouth Hall had burned down and they had rebuilt it. Moreover, in that 17 years, all my flesh had completely changed--there was none of the 1930 flesh left. In fact, the only important physical evidence that 'I' had been there 17 years before were my eyeglasses: they were the same ones as before. But nothing else about me was the same. Quite interesting to discover that part of the function 'me' was really more permanent than, yet not of, my integral flesh." Cite RBF in Franklin Lecture, Auburn, Ala., 1970

Me

← Me | Me Ball →

Index Entry

Me:

"Life, and the Universe that goes with it, begins with two spheres: you and me. . . and you are always prior to me."

• Cite RBF marginalia on Synergetics draft, Sec. \hrefhttps://www.buckyverse.org/en/synergetics/content/chapters/200-synergetics#section-223.31223.31-19 Jun'71.

• Citation at Life, 19 Jun'71

Me Ball

← Me | Me Ball →

Index Entry

Me Ball:

"In the me ball 12 rods are necessary to eliminate all the degrees of freedom, because the inital four restraints are connected to the surface of the sphere and not the center. The four points of tangency describe a square and they permit local twist and torque because a square is unstable. So each rod has to become three rods to form a stable connection and insure immobility."

a tetrahedron for;

• Cite RBF at Penn Bell videotaping session, Philadelphia, 21 Jan'75

Me Ball

← Me Ball | Me →

Cross Reference

Cross-References

• Restraints
• Tether Ball

Me

← Me Ball | Me = Half the Story →

Cross Reference

Bigger than Me; Littler than Me; Within Me; Without Me:

Cross-References

• Stature, 20 Feb'73

Me = Half the Story

← Me | Me, the Observer →

Cross Reference

Cross-References

• Verse vs. Prose, 11 Dec'75

Me, the Observer

← Me = Half the Story | Me the Observer →

Index Entry

Me, the Observer:

"The only difference between Universe and environment is me, the observer, the transforming center where we really can convert information to action."

• Citation and context at Environment (1), 19 Feb'73

Me the Observer

← Me, the Observer | Me & My Shadow (2) →

Cross Reference

Cross-References

• We-me Awareness, 31 May'74
• Womb, 20 Feb'73

Me & My Shadow (2)

← Me the Observer | Me (1) →

Cross Reference

Cross-References

• Coincidental Articulation Sequence, (2)

Me (1)

← Me & My Shadow (2) | Me (2) →

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You & Me

Cross-References

• I
• Identity
• Self
• Tangible Me
• Verb: I Seem to be a Verb
• We-me Awareness
• You or Me
• Environment: Equation Of

Me (2)

← Me (1) | Meals →

Cross Reference

Verbs: No 'Where's, No 'What's, No 'When's, 26 Jan'72*; 28 Oct'73*

Cross-References

• Environment, 28 Sep'71*; Feb'73*
• Life, 19 Jun'71*
• Mother, 17 Oct'72
• Otherness, 28 May'72
• Somethingness & Nothingness, 16 Nov'72
• Communications Hierarchy, (1)
• Verse vs. Prose, 11 Dec'75*
• Fuller, R.B: The Thinking Me, 18 Dec'76
• Self & Otherness, 28 Apr'77
• Human Beings & Complex Universe, (3)

Meals

← Me (2) | Meals →

Index Entry

Meals:

"We relate... our meals-- or chemical fueling-- to the days of the postman's coming and going."

• Citation & context at Invented Periodicities, May'49

Meals

← Meals | Meaning →

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Meals:

Cross-References

• Eating
• Feed
• Input Periodicities

Meaning

← Meals | Meaning →

Index Entry

Meaning:

"Universe needs man's intellectual capability which discovers some mm of the eternal laws operating in total Universe and applies them to local problem solving. This is our only meaning to each other."

• Citation and context at Man A@ A Function of Universe, 29 Jun'72

Meaning

← Meaning | Meaning →

Index Entry

Meaning:

"The strength of the emerging supra-national unitary communication tools gains and the meanings become ever sharper, whereas the dubious meanings for untenable superstition and propaganda first become ragged, foggy, and then deteriorate into obsolescence."

Meaning

← Meaning | Meaning →

Index Entry

Meaning:

"...We understand meaning to be a dynamic patterning verb."

• Context and citation at Intellect, 16 Aug'50

Meaning

← Meaning | Meaning →

Index Entry

The new reliable understanding of meaning, however, requires the revision not only of semantics but also of their complex aspect as thought habits employed to describe experience with accuracy, such as the substitution of the already-discussed in-and-out for up-and-down; or the substitution of 'winds drafting to the southeast low pressure' instead of 'blowing from the northwest (zephyrs)'; or the substitution of the word 'realization' for the very inaccurate use of the verb 'to create.' Man creates naught. If he comprehends in principle, he rearranges locally in Universe by realization of the interactions of principles.

• Cite TOTAL THINKING, I&I, p. 234, May'49

Meaning

← Meaning | Meaning: Degrees Of (1) →

Index Entry

Meaning:

"Articulated references of meaning are centrally embodied in commonly recognized, constantly reliable directions of inwardness and outwardness, in respect to the nominated centers of commonly experienced trend in principle."

• CiteTOTAL THINKING, I&I, pp.233,234, May'49

Meaning: Degrees Of (1)

← Meaning | Meaning: Decease Of →

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Cross-References

• Meaningless
• World-around Language

Meaning: Decease Of

← Meaning: Degrees Of (1) | Meaning (1) →

Cross Reference

Cross-References

• Advertising, 28 Apr'71

Meaning (1)

← Meaning: Decease Of | Meaning (2) →

Cross Reference

Cross-References

• Communications
• Definitions
• Etymology
• Mathematical Explanation of Life
• Meaningless
• Meaning:ease Of, Dec
• Message Contents
• Squander Meanings
• Teleology
• World-around Language
• Structure of Meaning

Meaning (2)

← Meaning (1) | Meaningless →

Cross Reference

Creates, May'49

Omnifinite, 11 Feb'71

Cross-References

• Child Sequence, (1)(2)
• Communicating, (1)
• Communications Theory, Oct'66
• Intellect, 16 Aug'50*
• Man as a Function of Universe, 29 Jan'72 (2)
• Sculpture as Single Frame, 22 Jul'71
• Vocabulary, May'70
• World-around Language, (3)
• Photosynthesis, 9 Jun'75
• Apprehension + Comprehension = Awareness, 26 Jan'76
• Children as Only Pure Scientists

Meaningless

← Meaning (2) | Meaningless: Inventory of Meaningless Concepts (1) →

Index Entry

Meaningless:

"Points, holes,

Solids, surfaces,

Straight lines, planes,

Instantaneous, simultaneous,

Things, nouns,

Congruence, 'at rest,'

The words artificial and failure,

Are all meaningless."

• Cite HOW LITTLE I KNOW, p.54, Oct'66

Meaningless: Inventory of Meaningless Concepts (1)

← Meaningless | Meaningless: Inventory of Meaningless Concepts (1B) →

Cross Reference

End in Itself

Hearsaids

Imobilize: Immobility, 4 May'57

Opinions

Nouns

Instantaneous

Holes

Psychological, 15 Jul'73

Cross-References

• Absolute
• Artificial
• Axiom
• Belief, 14 Feb'74
• Congruence
• Creation, May'65
• Creativity, Oct'66
• Failure, Oct'66
• Guess: Guesses
• Industrial Design, 13 Jun'74
• Light: Speed Of, 22 Nov'73
• Nontransformable, Oct'66

Meaningless: Inventory of Meaningless Concepts (1B)

← Meaningless: Inventory of Meaningless Concepts (1) | Meaningless: Inventory of Meaningless Concepts (1) →

Cross Reference

Surfaces

Cross-References

• Solids
• Static, Oct'66
• Simultaneous
• Spending, 1968
• Superstition, 1955
• Things, Oct'66
• Tactile, 22 Nov'73
• Weighable, Oct'66
• Three-dimensional, 1970
• Up & Down, May'49
• Rest: At Rest, Oct'66
• Straight, 5 Jul'62
• Space, May'71
• Equality, 26 Jan'72
• Parallel, 1938
• Rigidity, Aug'73
• Primordial, 22 Jul'71

Meaningless: Inventory of Meaningless Concepts (1)

← Meaningless: Inventory of Meaningless Concepts (1B) | Meaningless (1) →

Cross Reference

Insulate: No Insulation

Twentieth Century

Cross-References

• Implosion, 19 Dec'71
• Infinity, 20 Jun'66
• Tradition

Meaningless (1)

← Meaningless: Inventory of Meaningless Concepts (1) | Meaningless Inventory of Meaningless Concepts (2) →

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Inventory of Meaningless Concepts:

Cross-References

• Disapproved Words
• Obsolete

Meaningless Inventory of Meaningless Concepts (2)

← Meaningless (1) | Meaningless (1) →

Cross Reference

Cross-References

• Absolute, Oct'66 (2)
• Meaningless, Oct'66 (2)

Meaningless (1)

← Meaningless Inventory of Meaningless Concepts (2) | Meaningless (2) →

Cross Reference

ease Of, Dec

Cross-References

• Meaning
• Obsolescence
• Obsolete

Meaningless (2)

← Meaningless (1) | Means →

Cross Reference

Cross-References

• Progressions, May'49
• Dynamic vs. Static, 12 Nov'75

Means

← Meaningless (2) | Measurement →

Index Entry

Means:

"Only means are parallel; means are the averages of the limits. Dealing in probability calculus scientists can deal only with averages of limits; wherefore they explore ans pseculate only in terms of parallela."

• Citation & context at Min-max Limits, 22 Jun'75

Measurement

← Means | Measurement →

Index Entry

Measurement:

"Definition of Intellect: The metaphysical measures the physical, but not the reverse, i.e., local irreversibility."

• Cite RBF to EJA, Somerset Club, Boston, 22 April 1971

• Cite Intellect: Equation of Intellect, 22 Apr'71

Measurement

← Measurement | Measurement (1) →

Index Entry

Measurement:

"Because primitive sensing is tactile man measures his distances horizontally in feet, vertically in hands..."

Measurement (1)

← Measurement | Measurement (2) →

Index Entry

Measurement:

"Heisenberg's principle of indeterminism prohibits any exact measurement or absolutely exact physical agreement of mechanical or structural fitting. As a consequence, engineering and mechanics can only reduce the degree of error to be tolerated. Scientists must be content with relatively elegant agreements. 'All the truth and nothing but the truth,' as pledged under imposed oath giving in courts of justice in many countries, is vainly pledged, for, contrary to indeterminism, absolute 'truth' is assumed to be legally demonstrable in the eyes of the administrators of humanly invented law. Detection of any natural aberration, witting or unwitting, may bring prosecution and conviction for false testimony. For a long time mechanics have known what Heisenberg-- and science through him-- so recently discovered to be true: that Universe forbids realization of exactitude. The Heisenberg indeterminism implies eternity to be persistent within the physical and metaphysical, ever-evolving continuity-finiteness of scenario Universe, in which the myriads of nonsimultaneously shaken kaleidoscopes are never either simultaneous or identically repetitious. Having both the finiteness discovered by modern physics"

Measurement (2)

← Measurement (1) | Measurement →

Index Entry

Measurement

← Measurement (2) | Measurement →

Index Entry

Measurement:

"Heisenberg's principle of 'indeterminism' which recognized the experimental discovery that the act of measuring always alters that which was being measured, turns experience into a continuous and never-repeatable evolutionary scenario.... The question, 'I wonder what is outside of the outside of the Universe?' is a request for a single-picture description of a scenario of transformations and is an inherently invalid question."

• Cite OPERATING MANUAL FOR SPACESHIP EARTH, p.65, 1969

Measurement

← Measurement | Measurement →

RBF Definitions

... All magnitudes of length, area or volume are ascertainable, or conceptually processible, omly in terms of arbitrary selected experience modules, employed as regularly repeated increments of measuring use, which measuring act always involves time increments of our totally available time of life and may be conceived of only in respect to local events, in non-simultaneous universe, there being no overall largest size to be referred to.

"Furthermore, Heisenberg's experimentally demonstrated 'Indeterminism' shows that the act of measuring always alters the measured phenomenon wherefore all measuring is inherently inexact. For all the foregoing experimentally demonstrated reasons Einstein was able to show that every individual's every time employed yardstick of time, i.e., the cyclic increment of imaginary reference, is always unique and different from others, a difference which ampli-fies greatly as we enter into astronomical 'observing' by individual instruments whose progressively designed"

Measurement

← Measurement | Measurement →

Index Entry

Measurement:

"reduction of tolerated error is also always unique and only calculable relative to each experience."

• Cite NASA Speech, pp. 101,102, Jun'66

Measurement

← Measurement | Measurement →

Index Entry

Measurement:

"A steerable rocket is a complex of internal and external activities both mechanically and chemically. Since either an airplane or a steerable rocket are complexes of internal and external motions in universe independent of earth and since the earth is in independent motion complex in respect to the sun, and other planets, and since the sun is engaged in a plurality of internal and external motions in respect to the galactic system and since the galactic system is a complex of motions in respect to other galaxies and super-galaxies and so on, and since the whole set of motion events are non-simultaneous, and since the inter-effects of the events vary vastly in respect to aeons of time, it is obvious that any meaningful, conceptual coordination of event interrelationships is inherently limited to a relatively local set, in a time sense, and that the relationships may only be measured in respect to the angle and frequency magnitude characteristics of any one subsystem of the totality."

• Cite NASA Speech, p.49

Measurement

← Measurement | Measurement →

Index Entry

Measurement:

"Angle and frequency modulations

either subjective or objective in respect to man's consciousness,

discretely define all events or experiences

which altogether constitute Universe."

• Cite NASA SPEECH, p. 42, Jun'66

• Citation at Angle & Frequency Modulation, Jun'66

Measurement

← Measurement | Measurement →

Index Entry

Measurement:

"The cyclicly moduled length of the edge of any triangulated, special case, structural system nan represent the basic 'standard' of relative comparison on a recycling basis of subdivision. Each increment is one unit of frequency and each increment is one unit of wave."

• Cite NASA Speech, p. 107, Jun'66

• Citation at Wave, Jun'66

Measurement

← Measurement | Measurement →

Index Entry

The dictionary defines axioms as self-evident truths. Post Greek electron microscopy and Heisenberg's 'indeterminism' show that the seemingly self-evident is always superficial and utterly deceptive and that truth is at best inexact.

• Cite NASA Speech, p. 42, Jun'66

• Citation & context at Axiom, Jun'66

Measurement

← Measurement | Measure = Boundary →

Index Entry

Experimentally demonstrable cyclic regularities, such as frequencies of the occurrence of radiation emissions of various atomic isotopes, become the fundamental time increment references of relative size measurements of elemental phenomena.

Measure = Boundary

← Measurement | Measurement - Frequency →

Cross Reference

Cross-References

• Mensuration, Aug'73

Measurement - Frequency

← Measure = Boundary | Measure = Limit →

Cross Reference

Measurement - Frequency:

Cross-References

• Vectorial & Vertexial Geometry, 27 Jan'75

Measure = Limit

← Measurement - Frequency | Measurement Trends →

Cross Reference

Measure = Limit:

Cross-References

• Mensuration, Aug'73

Measurement Trends

← Measure = Limit | Measurement (1) →

Index Entry

Measurement Trends:

"The history of measurement exemplifies the trend progression factor which I have entitled ephemeralization. This progression evolving from compression→ tension→ viQal→ abstract→ electrical→ , is typical of all evolutionary trends."

• Citation & context at Ephemeralization, 1938

Measurement (1)

← Measurement Trends | Measurable Measurement (2) →

Cross Reference

Johansen Guages

Tolerance: Measurement Tolerance

Truth as Progressive Diminution of Original Error

Mensuration: Mensurability

Cross-References

• Approximateness
• Cosmetry
• Heisenberg-Eliot-Pound Sequence
• Increment: Incrementation
• Indeterminate
• Inexactitude
• Knowledge as Reflexes
• Observation
• Error
• Uncertainty Principle
• No Measurement
• World Measurement

Measurable Measurement (2)

← Measurement (1) | Meat-eating Nobility →

Cross Reference

Attic Window, 20 Jan'75

Modulcs: A & B Quanta Modules, Apr'72

Cross-References

• Angle & Frequency Modulation, Jun'66 (1)
• Axiom, Jun'66*
• Brain's TV Studio, (1)
• Equation of Intellect, 22 Apr'71 (1)
• Exactitude, May'72
• Female Leg, Aug'64
• Integrity, 25 Jan'72 (1)
• Physical is Always the Imperfect, 14 Feb'72
• Synergetics, 15 Nov'74
• Tactile Sequence, (1)
• Time, Jun'66
• Wave, Jun'66*
• Local Entity, 1960
• Pathology: Preventive vs. Curative, (2)
• Time & Size, Nov'71

Meat-eating Nobility

← Measurable Measurement (2) | Mechanical Extensions of Man (1) →

Cross Reference

Cross-References

• Undernourishment, 7 Aug'70

Mechanical Extensions of Man (1)

← Meat-eating Nobility | Mechanical Extensions of Man (2) →

Cross Reference

Cross-References

• Externalization of Man's Own Functions
• Tools: Craft & Industrial
• Integral Functions of Man
• Tool Networks

Mechanical Extensions of Man (2)

← Mechanical Extensions of Man (1) | Mechanical Mind →

Cross Reference

Cross-References

• Charting Alternating Experiences of Man & Nature, (5)
• Generalized Principle, (5)
• Humans as Machines, (2)
• McLuhanshall, Mar (1)

Mechanical Mind

← Mechanical Extensions of Man (2) | Mechanical Service Core →

Cross Reference

Mechanical Mind:

Cross-References

• No Mechanical Mind

Mechanical Service Core

← Mechanical Mind | Mechanica →

Cross Reference

Cross-References

• Dome House:aration of Mechanical Service Core & Structural Shell, Sep

Mechanica

← Mechanical Service Core | Mechanics (1) →

Index Entry

Material affairs can be handled in but one best mechanical way.

• Cite RBF quoted by Hugh Kenner in BUCKY,p.171-- probably from Bob Snyder film track, Summer'71

Mechanics (1)

← Mechanica | Mechanics (2) →

Cross Reference

Man has learned how to externalize his own functions and to leave them behind. So that now you can use my hands [See Hands.], and we can go on from generation to generation of our hands, interchangeable hands. There are no tools that man has developed that are not extensions of the original integral functions, though the functions become, like the special cases in generalization, not too visible. They are always that way.

I don't find anything that has been done by man, that we call mechanics, that isn't part of his internal organism. He was apparently designed with this capability to externalize his internal metabolic regenerating organisms. And he is developing external metabolic regenerating organisms to take care of more and more human beings and extend the capability to all men so that all men can enjoy total resources no matter where they are.

There is something very big going on, and there is something that evolution is confronting man with that he doesn't understand too well. I find very unsympathetic and short-sighted statements being made about technology

• Cite COMMITMENT TO HUMANITY, May'70

Cross-References

• Hands

Mechanics (2)

← Mechanics (1) | Mechanics →

Index Entry

Mechanics:

"and thinking-as-mechanics as something very independent of man. It is not so. There are many living species that develop external equipment-- for instance the bird's nest and the spider's web."

• Cite COMMITMENT TO HUMANITY,pp. 31-32, May'70

Mechanics

← Mechanics (2) | Mechanics →

Index Entry

"... The energetic magnitudes of variable stresses and flows. These interactions are known as structures and mechanics."

• Citation and context at Reciprocity (4), May'49

Mechanics

← Mechanics | Mechanics vs. Structure (2) →

Index Entry

Mechanics:

"It must be savagery and hand labor, or civilization and mechanics."

• Cite RBF, The Time Lock, Chapter 5, May 1928

• Citation at Civilization, 1928

Mechanics vs. Structure (2)

← Mechanics | Mechanism →

Cross Reference

Cross-References

• Dome House Grand Strategy, 1927 (2)

Mechanism

← Mechanics vs. Structure (2) | Mechanism →

Index Entry

Mechanism:

"Abstract thought dies with the thinker, but the mechanism was building for a long time before the moment of recognized in-vention."

• Citation and context at Pencil, 1938

Mechanism

← Mechanism | Mechanism - Circuitry →

Index Entry

Mechanism:

"Don't say mechanism, say circuitry."

• Citation at Circuitry, 12 Nov'75

Mechanism - Circuitry

← Mechanism | Mechanical: Mechanics: Mechanisms (1) →

Cross Reference

Cross-References

• Mechanism, 12 Nov'75

Mechanical: Mechanics: Mechanisms (1)

← Mechanism - Circuitry | Mechanics: Mechanisms: Mechanical (2) →

Cross Reference

Wave Propagation Mechanics

Cross-References

• Machines
• Quantum Mechanics
• Unclutchable Mechanical Systems
• Wave Mechanics
• Body as Mechanism
• Humans as Machines
• Man as an Invention
• Human Beings & Hard Machinery
• Feedback Servomechanism
• Structure & Mechanics
• Servomechanism
• Circuitry
• Artist-mechanic
• House as Terminal of Community Mechanism
• Community as Unit Mechanical Organism
• No Mechanical Mind

Mechanics: Mechanisms: Mechanical (2)

← Mechanical: Mechanics: Mechanisms (1) | Mechanics: Mechanisms: Mechanical (3) →

Cross Reference

Cross-References

• Artifacts, 15 Jun'74
• Artist-scientists, May'60
• Civilization, May'28*
• False Property Illusion, (1)(2)
• Frankenstein, 1947
• Lever
• Metal, 1928
• Pencil, 1938
• Philosophy, 21 May'28
• Reciprocity, (4)
• Reflection Sequence, (2)
• Structure, 16 Dec'73
• Technology, 1947
• Tolerance, 14 Sep'71
• Biologicals vs. Nonbiologicals, 2 Jun'71
• Redundancy: Reduction Of, 22 Apr'71
• Communications Hierarchy, (3)
• Teleology, (1)(2)
• Environment, 29 Mar'77
• Psychiatry, (3)

Mechanics: Mechanisms: Mechanical (3)

← Mechanics: Mechanisms: Mechanical (2) | Meddle →

Cross Reference

Mechanism = Circuitry

Cross-References

• Mechanical Extensions of Man
• Mechanical Mind
• Mechanical Service Core
• Mechanics vs. Structure

Meddle

← Mechanics: Mechanisms: Mechanical (3) | Medicine Medical Man (1) →

Cross Reference

Cross-References

• Overload the System, 15 May'72

Medicine Medical Man (1)

← Meddle | Medicine Medical Man (2) →

Cross Reference

Medicine: Medical Man:

Cross-References

• Doctor
• No Country Doctor ons, Mar
• Pink Stuff

Medicine Medical Man (2)

← Medicine Medical Man (1) | Macro-medio-micro (2) →

Cross Reference

Cross-References

• Biosphere, (4)
• Dwelling Service Industry, (5)

Macro-medio-micro (2)

← Medicine Medical Man (2) | Meditation →

Cross Reference

Cross-References

• Structure Sequence
• Everyday, May'49
• Pattern, 3 Oct'72

Meditation

← Macro-medio-micro (2) | Medium →

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