Synergetics Dictionary — N
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N
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N:
"N = Prime Number
"A capital N is a precessed Z.
"Z = Vector."
Naga (1)
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Naga:
"Goldy then introduces Naga, the sea serpent: god of the oceanic world of the ancients. Naga is the wave. Naga is a live tetrahelix. At sea the wavilinear profile of Naga's back always rims the horizon.
"Influenced by the language of previous millenniums of long distance ocean-traveling sailors coming originally from the atolls of the South Pacific and Indian Oceans into the Arabian Sea to reach Mesopotamia, and by the subsequent tracing of those world-encircling, deep sea routes by the Phoenicians, the ancient Hebraic language of the earliest Biblical scripture came to contain the word nachash, which means 'serpent,' or 'whisper,' or 'divine,' (the ch being a guttural or 'g' sound); i.e., naga and nachashol (or nagashol) means the sea, and the root verb Nacha (=naga) means to lead, conduct, guide, and Nacha (pronounced naga) is also the name of the ancient seafarer N (O) (A) (CH-- Noah.
"'Nachan' (pronounced nagan) is the word for copper or bronze alloy, the latter being the high-strength form of the nonrustable metal with which all ship fastenings, fittings and instruments have of necessity been fashioned since copper's first discovery,"
- Cite GOLDYLOCKS, pp. I1,I2, 30 May'75
Naga (2)
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Naga:
"and its alloyed production as bronze by humans 5,000 years ago at Ban Chiang in Thailand, where the bronze age first took over from the stone age, in what was once a Venice-like complex of canals leading from the sea into all of the Southeast Asian lowlands on the Indochina coast nearest to all the seafaring activities of the Southwest Pacific in the region where the Naga nation long ago came off the sea and out upon the mainland, and as yet lives, where Hanoi now exists.
"Two thousand years ago there existed a place called NGanna.
"This bronze age birth occurs at the final peak of the Austro-nesian civilization, of which there are evidences going back 16,000 years or more. These ancient water peoples' world embraced the Central and South Pacific, South Indian Ocean all the way westward to include Madagascar, and all the way eastward to include Easter Island, and all the way northward to include both Japan and the Hawaiian Islands, and southward to include New Zealand. This is the world of Naga, the 'na' prefix' being the 'na' of na-vy; na-tivity; na-vi-ga-tion; na-tion. 180 million of these Austronesians as yet are alive and many are as yet living with the same maritime and insular artifacts as those of"
Naga (3)
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Naga:
"their possibly millions-of-years-ago forbears.
"When the god of the sea, Naga, tidally enters the river mouths of the land, as seen from the high mountain, his snake shape is clearly revealed by the river's shape. The Japanese word for river, 'Nagala,' indicates that the ancient water people looked upon the river's banks and bed as constituting the female organ of the land being sexually intruded by Naga, the god of the sea, as the oceanic tides pulsed inwardly and outwardly for great distances at the lower extremities of the rivers. The early humans sensed and revered the greater pattern events of Universe as manifesting an ever and everywhere presence of a knowing, life-giving, supporting and terminating competence vastly greater than that of humans. They saw themselves and all that they could see, including the Sun, Moon, and stars, as having only minuscule local parts in an organic whole whose shape and size transcended both the ranges of their vision and the scope of their imagining."
Naga to Eden
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I work on different books at the same time-- like a painter. Naga to Eden goes from a speculative prehistory to the stage of humanity gradually coming out of the Pacific onto the land. I've been exploring that side of history since I was in the Navy in World War I. This book will reconstruct history from the sailor's and shipbuilder's viewpoint.
Naga (1)
← Naga to Eden | Naga Naga Theme Naga to Eden (2) →
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Naga: Naga Theme: Naga to Eden:
Cross-References
Naga Naga Theme Naga to Eden (2)
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Cross-References
- Discovery, 11 Jul'62
Nail (1)
← Naga Naga Theme Naga to Eden (2) | Naivete →
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See Wind Stress & Housing, (1)
Cross-References
- Wind Stress \& Housing, (1)
Naivete
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Naivete:
"Naivete means not knowing it all, not being a sucker about everything, not pretending to know about the safety razor in the pyramid. Too many people miss things because they dismiss them when they think they know all about them. Be as a child and a child is naive. Adults say young people must get over that sensibility but I say we must open it up again. I feel very much about life as I did as a child. Once I was blasé about flowers as something for funerals but now I try to look at a flower as a child seeing it for the first time."
Cite RBF in videotaping session, Philadelphia, PA., 1 Feb'75
Naive
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I often think that the motto on the shield of Milton Academy-- "Dare to be True"-- ought really to have been "Dare to be Naive." In 1927 I tried to recapture what it was to be young, to recapture naiveté . . . which is innate; I wanted to recapture the innate.
"Man cannot invent naiveté; it is innate.
"Like Chris Morley's poem:
In your unstained, transparent eyes
There is no conscience, no surprise
Life's queer conundrums you accept
Your strange divinity still kept.
So I think that divinity and naiveté must be akin."
Naivete
← Naive | Naive: Naivete (1) →
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Much of the most exciting and important part about tomorrow is not the technology or the automation at all, but that man is going to come into entirely new relationships with his fellow men. He will retain much more in his everyday relations of what we term the naivete and idealism of the child. This will be completely justified and not exploited or exploitable in any way. I think then that the way to see what tomorrow is going to look like is just to look at our children.
- Cite THE YEAR 2000, San Jose State College Mar'66
Naive: Naivete (1)
← Naivete | Naive: Naivete (2) →
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Invisible: Nothing so Invisible as the Obvious
Cross-References
- Creatvity of Children
- Dare to Be Naive
- How Little I Know
- Spontaneous Truth of Childhood
- Unknowable
Naive: Naivete (2)
← Naive: Naivete (1) | Naked Girl on the Bed →
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Cross-References
- Tomorrow, Feb'67
- Children as Only Pure Scientists, 28 Apr'77
Naked Girl on the Bed
← Naive: Naivete (2) | Naked Universe →
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Naked Universe
← Naked Girl on the Bed | Naked Universe →
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Naked Universe:
"Pure science events represent openings of windows through the wall of ignorance and fiction to reveal the only reality-- the behavior of the naked Universe that always was, is, and will be. True it is that the first glimpse may be hazy and imperfect, but the behavior itself is absolute and progressively clarified. Therefore, this comprehensive curve of the chronological rate of acquisition of knowledge concerning the pure science absolutes, separated out from all other events of history, may be inspected as the basic means of prediction of inherent technical and social events-- immediate or somewhat distant."
Naked Universe
← Naked Universe | Naked (1) →
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Cross-References
- Reality, 1947
Naked (1)
← Naked Universe | Naked (2) →
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Humans Born Helpless
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Naked (2)
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- Homosexuality, 1972
Names
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Names:
"The brain has a limited number of memory cubbyholes for names, like a stack of magazines. When the Smith smithed and the Miller milled it was clear and easy to remember, but once 'Miller' becomes a sound word it has to be filed in the limited place for names."
- Cite RBF videotaping Session Philadelphia, Pa., 20 Jan'75
Names
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Names:
"Names don't have meaning. Therefore they are harder for our mental retrieval system to remember."
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Cite RBF to Wh Beverly Hotel, New York 13 March 1971.
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Citation & context at Thinking, 12 Mar'71
Names (1)
← Names | Named Phenomena Name-words (2) →
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Untitled
Cross-References
- Angular Name for Tetrahedron
- Local Identifications
- Number: Names for Numbers
- Remembering Names
- Sound Name
- Sound Word
- Interrelatedness vs. Names
Named Phenomena Name-words (2)
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- Environment, 22 Sep'73
- Etymology, Aug'71
- Human, 22 Sep'73
- Memory, 2 Jul'62
- Noun, 1938
- Rationalization Sequence, (6)
- Television, Feb'73
- Trinity: Equation of Trinity, 1938
- Thinking, 12 Mar'71*; 6 Nov'73
- Iceland, 7 Oct'75
- Democritus, 1970
- Teleology, 1938
- Subconscious, 20 Feb'77
Nameless (1)
← Named Phenomena Name-words (2) | Namesson (2) →
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Untitled
Wordless
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Namesson (2)
← Nameless (1) | Narcotics as a Political Strategy →
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Cross-References
- Conversation Sequence, (1)(2)
- Self-communicate, 8 Apr'75
Narcotics as a Political Strategy
← Namesson (2) | Narcotics as a Political Strategy →
Index Entry
DSI Press Conference, NYC, p. 17, 28 Jun'72
Playboy Interview (Barry Farrell), p. 200 - Feb'72
Narcotics as a Political Strategy
← Narcotics as a Political Strategy | Nation →
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Nation
← Narcotics as a Political Strategy | Nations As Inventions →
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Nation:
"All the customs, all the languages, all laws, all accounting systems, viewpoints, cliches, and axioms are of th old, divided, ignorant days. The corollary of 'divide and conquer' is 'to be divided is to be conquered.' To be specialized is to be divided. The specialization which humanity perseveres in was invented by yesterday's armed conqueror illiterates. The separation of humans into more countries made them easy to manage. Nations may unite, as at present, without success. Strife is proliferating. Not until specialization and nations are dispensed with will all humanity have a chance of survival. It is to be all or none."
- Cite RBF Intro. to Gene Youngblood's EXPANDED CINEMA, P. 32. Oct'70
Nations As Inventions
← Nation | Nation Nationality (1) →
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Cross-References
- Inventions, 9 Feb'64
Nation Nationality (1)
← Nations As Inventions | Nation Nationality (2) →
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Overspecialization of Biological Species & Nations
Cross-References
- Countries
- International Affairs
- Invented National Hates
- Local Identifications
- Sovereignty
- Transnationalism
- Transnationalism vs. Colonialism
- United States is Not a Nation
- United States
- Ethnic
- Race
- Homogenizing of Nations
- Settlements
Nation Nationality (2)
← Nation Nationality (1) | Natural →
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Cross-References
- Invention, 9 Feb'64
- Revolution by Inadvertence, 10 Oct'63
- World Man, 10 Jun'71
- World Pattern vs. Local Pattern, 29 Jan'75
- Naga, (2)
- Building Business, (2)
- Spaceship Earth, 21 Jan'77
- Enough to Go Around, (2)
Natural
← Nation Nationality (2) | Natural →
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Natural:
"The child's book of ducks and pigs was as unfamiliar as a polio virus to our child Alexandra as an infant.
"When people say something is 'natural' it means that's the way they found it when they checked in. Our parents' traditions are just no longer appropriate. What's natural for them is not natural for their children.
"If you were a lily you might think you'd grow up as a seed and not be at all prepared to become a flower.
"Unfamiliarity ≠ unnatural."
- Cite RBF videotaping session, Philadelphia, Pa., 20 Jan'75
Natural
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Natural:
"And people talk about artificial and we point out that if nature permits it, it's natural; if nature doesn't permit it, you can't do it."
- Cite RBF to World Game at NY Studio School, 12 Jun-31 Jul'69, Saturn Film Transcript, Sound 1, Reel 1, pp.83-84.
Natural
← Natural | Natural Education →
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Natural:
"If nature permits a formulation
It is natural.
If nature's laws of behavior
Do not permit the formulation
The latter does not occur.
Whatever can be done
Is natural,
No matter how grotesque, boring,
Unfamiliar, or unprecedented.
In the same way
Nature never 'fails.'
Nature complies with her own laws.
Nature is the law.
When man lacks understanding
Of nature's laws
And a man-contrived structure
Buckles unexpectedly,
It does not fail.
It only demonstrates that man
Did not understand
Nature's laws and behaviors.
Nothing failed.
Man's knowledge or estimating
Was inadequate.
- Cite HCW LITTLE I KNOW, Oct. '66, P. 55.
Natural Education
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Natural Education:
Cross-References
- Periodic Experience, (8)
Natural Law
← Natural Education | Natural Law (1) →
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Natural Law:
"... Those generalized principles constituting natural law."
- For citation and context see China, May '65
Natural Law (1)
← Natural Law | Natural Law (2) →
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Natural Law (2)
← Natural Law (1) | Natural Time Increment →
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Natural Time Increment
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Nature
← Natural Time Increment | Nature →
RBF Definitions
Nature doesn't have goods and bads. We must get away from this idea of good and bad people."
Nature
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Nature:
"Nature is never at a loss about what to do about anything."
- Cite RBF rewrite of SYNERGETICS galley at Sec. \hrefhttps://www.buckyverse.org/en/synergetics/content/chapters/500-conceptuality#section-504.03504.03, 6 Nov'73
Nature
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Nature:
"N = Nature: The totality of both all that is known, U (Universe), and all that is unknown, O. N is the integral of all the integrities always manifest in the progressively discovered generalized eternal principles."
- Cite SYNERGETICS text at Sec. \hrefhttps://www.buckyverse.org/en/synergetics/content/chapters/1000-omnitopology#section-1056.131056.13, 13 May'73
Nature
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Nature:
"Nature is all that we think that we do know plus all that we don't know whether or not we know that we don't know. Whatever nature permits is natural. If nature does not permit it, it cannot and does not occur."
- Cite SYNERGETICS draft at Sec. \hrefhttps://www.buckyverse.org/en/synergetics/content/chapters/1000-omnitopology#section-1056.021056.02, 13 May'73
Nature
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Nature:
"Nature is all that we think we do know plus all that we obviously don't know."
- Citation and # context at unknowable, 8 Mar'73
Nature
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Nature:
"Man does not recognize technology other than his own so he speaks of the rest as something he ignorantly calls nature."
- Context and citation at Technology, 13 Mar'73
Nature
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Nature:
"Nature has a very basic pattern governing frequencies and energy event magnitudes."
- Citation and context at Universal Requirements of a Dwelling Advantage (1), Dec'72
Nature
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Nature:
"How do you get nature to keep you going? You don't know why the little thing grows into the big things, but it does. And you've just got to take advantage of that fact."
- Citation and context at Fire (B), 20 Apr '72
Nature
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Nature:
"Little man is not running this Universe. If nature permits it, it's natural. If it's unnatural, nature doesn't permit it."
- Cite RBF to EJA recapitulation of a common theme, 3200 Idaho, DC, 13 Feb. '72
Nature
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Nature:
"Man has invented the word 'failure.' Nature never fails; nature never goes backward."
- RBF quoted by Lee Dembart, New York Post, 26 April 1971
Nature
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Nature:
"Nature has mathematic behaviors."
14 Mar'71 Citation at Mathematics, 14 Mar'71
Nature
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Nature:
"I am very eager to have humanists participate with me in my feelings about the phenomenon of technology-- a word that is bandied about constantly and often thought of as the cause of our troubles and pain. I do not see technology as something that is foreign to man. I hear the word 'natural' and I hear the word 'artificial' and I am convinced that those words are words of ignorance.
"I am convinced that whatever nature permits is natural, and that which nature does not permit, you cannot do. And if nature has this as a generalized principle, it has in it the option that man can employ to alter the environment to the advantage of his fellow man. There are ways in which you can alter the environment to decrease the freedoms of your fellow man. But you can also go very far in increasing his degrees of freedom and accelerating the rate at which he can comprehend, communicate, and be effective. That is what we are doing."
- Cite COMMITMENT TO HUMANITY, p. 32, May'70
Nature
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Nature:
"Nature never pauses her cycling at the equilibrium phase. She always closes her transformative cycles at the maximum positive or negative asymmetry stages. See the delicate crystal asymmetry in nature."
- Cite NEHRU SPEECH, p. 27 13 Nov'69
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Nature
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There is nothing in nature but structure.
- Citation and context at Trees (I), 7 Nov'67
Nature
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"Nature always employs the most energy-economical tactics." Cite Carbondale Draft Return to Modelability, p. V.7 - Cite NASA Speech, p. 72, Jun'66
Nature
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Nature:
"Nature, which is ever pulsive and impulsive, refuses to get caught unrecoverably at the zero phase of energy. Therefore there will always be positive and negative sets which are ever interchangeably intertrans-formative with uniquely differentiable characteristics."
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Cite NASA Speech, p. 83, Jun'66
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Cite Carbondale Draft Return to Modelability, p. V.16
Nature
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Nature:
"We have vector equilibriums mildly distorted as nature goes positive and negative in respect to the equilibrium and everything that we know as reality has to be either a positive or negative condition."
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Cite Garbendale Draft-Return to Modelability, p. v.16
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Cite NASA Speech, p.83, Jun'66
Nature
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Nature:
"Nature does not use rectilinear coordination in its continual intertransformings."
- Cite NASA Speech, p. 23, Jun '66
Nature
← Nature | Nature Comes Back on Itself (1) →
RBF Definitions
Nature always insists on being most economical. Nature 'triangles.' Nature accounts all of her structuring entirely rationally when measuring with triangles." Cite K6058, Caption Fig. 8a, p.85 1965
Nature Comes Back on Itself (1)
← Nature | Nature Comes Back on Itself (2) →
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Cross-References
- Patterns of Experience Return Upon Themselves Returning Upon Itself: Systems Return Upon Themselves
Nature Comes Back on Itself (2)
← Nature Comes Back on Itself (1) | Nature in a Corner →
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Cross-References
- Congruence, 25 Jan'72
Nature in a Corner
← Nature Comes Back on Itself (2) | Nature in a Corner →
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Nature in a Corner:
"Getting nature in a corner is a way of making a something-ness out of a nothingness."
Cite RBF to World Game Workshop'77; Phila., PA; 20 Jun'77
Nature in a Corner
← Nature in a Corner | Nature in a Corner →
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Nature in a Corner:
"Getting nature into a corner--the windows of nothingness and the nuclear sphere--it all comes from getting away from the up-and-down language and bringing in all the in-out-and-aroundness in the language of frequency."
- Cite RBF to EJA by telephone from Beverly Hotel, NYC; 17 Nov'75
Nature in a Corner
← Nature in a Corner | Nature in a Corner →
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Nature in a Corner:
"Getting nature into a corner is the essence of synergetics. It is the coordination of thought and physical action, the genesis of geometry, system and structure. Physics and metaphysics are resonantly integral: the integrity of their intertransformative mathematics into all the special case, variably enduring associabilities cognized by humans as structural design. 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."
- Cite SYNERGETICS, 2nd. Ed. at Sec. \hrefhttps://www.buckyverse.org/en/synergetics/content/chapters/200-synergetics#section-261.01261.01; 13 Nov'75
Nature in a Corner
← Nature in a Corner | Nature in a Corner →
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Nature in a Corner:
"The synergetic coordinate of nature and its hierarchy of ascending or descending components provides human mind with a means of resolving problems by bringing nature into a corner--a four dimensional corner of the four-dimensional planes of the tetrahedron. Only with the four-dimensional convergence and divergence of synergetics can the human mind resolve comprehension by minimum limit corners. The minimum polygon is a triangle; the minimum polyhedron is a tetrahedron: both of their structural behaviors are unique. Because humans think only in terms of parallel and rectilinear coordination, they tend to hold to the parallel conditions of their lives, seek to maintain the status quo, and fail despite birth and death and organic and biological manifests, to be able to take advantage of the cornerability and the positional fix provided by the four-dimensional synergetic convergent-divergent coordination."
Cite SYNERGETICS, 2nd. Ed., at Sec. \hrefhttps://www.buckyverse.org/en/synergetics/content/chapters/200-synergetics#section-260.42260.42; 12 Nov'75
Nature in a Corner
← Nature in a Corner | Nature in a Corner (1) →
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Nature in a Corner:
"You can never figure out what nature is up to if you are working in parallels and perpendiculars. You have to deal in convergence and divergence. That's the only way you can get nature into a corner. And when you have nature in a corner, then you don't need anybody to mark your paper."
- Cite RBF to EJA, enroute Union Station, Wash. DC; 6 Nov'75
Nature in a Corner (1)
← Nature in a Corner | Nature in a Corner (2) →
Cross Reference
Event Embryo
Cross-References
- Conceptual Genesis
- Omnidirectional Terminal Case Corner
- Minimum Limit Case
- Terminal Condition
- Starting Point
Nature in a Corner (2)
← Nature in a Corner (1) | Nature Always Knows What To Do (1) →
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Cross-References
- Polyhedra, 18 Jul'76
- Tetrahedron, 22 Mar'76
- Tetrahedron as Microsystem, 12 May'77
- Convergence & Divergence, 1 May'77
Nature Always Knows What To Do (1)
← Nature in a Corner (2) | Nature Always Knows What To Do (2) →
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Cross-References
Nature Always Knows What To Do (2)
← Nature Always Knows What To Do (1) | Nature is Neither Good Nor Bad (1) →
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Nature Always Knows What To Do:
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Nature is Neither Good Nor Bad (1)
← Nature Always Knows What To Do (2) | Nature Modulates Probability →
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Belief, 6 Jul'75
Cross-References
- Aesthetics of Uniformity, 6 Jul'75 (1)
Nature Modulates Probability
← Nature is Neither Good Nor Bad (1) | Nature What Nature Needs to be Done (1) →
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Cross-References
- Reality, 26 Sep'73
Nature What Nature Needs to be Done (1)
← Nature Modulates Probability | Nature: What Nature Needs to be Done (2) →
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Cross-References
Nature: What Nature Needs to be Done (2)
← Nature What Nature Needs to be Done (1) | Nature Has No Separate Departments →
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Cross-References
- Individual Economic Initiative, 13 Jul'74
- Rearrange the Scenery, (1)
- Teleology, 15 Jun'74
Nature Has No Separate Departments
← Nature: What Nature Needs to be Done (2) | Nature Has No Separate Departments →
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Nature Has No Separate Departments:
"And wherever they came from
The thoughts arranged in this book
Are discoveries of its author
Since he first came in 1913
To think that nature did not have
Separate departments of
Mathematics, Physics,
Chemistry, biology,
History and languages,
Which would require
Department head meetings
To decide what to do
Whenever a boy threw
A stone in the water,
With the complex of consequences
Crossing all departmental lines.
Ergo, I came to think that nature
Has only one department--
And I set to discover its
Obviously
Omnirational
Comprehensively co-ordinate system."
- Cite BRAIN & MIND, p.171 May '72
Nature Has No Separate Departments
← Nature Has No Separate Departments | Nature Has No Separate Departments (1) →
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Nature Has No Separate Departments:
"When I grew older I was intrigued with the geometry of mathematics and I kept thinking a lot about the alleged ineffability of the so-called fourth dimension. When I left Harvard and went into the Navy I remember saying to myself, "If nature has a department of physics, a department of chemistry, a department of biology, and a department of mathematics it would have to have meetings of all department heads in order to decide what to do when I throw an apple core into the water. The omni-departmentalization seems too awkward a system. I think nature has only one department and I think she has one comprehensive coordinate system to interaccommodate any and all events, and that system is probably rational as nature's chemical associating and disassociating is all done with whole, low order numbers."
- Cite RBF marginalia in old Chap. 2, "Synergy," I.11, 18 Mar'69
Nature Has No Separate Departments (1)
← Nature Has No Separate Departments | Nature Has No Separate Departments (1) →
RBF Definitions
"Now, in order to understand universal structure one must consider the fundamental coordinating system employed by nature. It occurred to me half a century ago that nature might have a coordinating system of her own-- which might not be the same system as that which man has arbitrarily invented, adopted, and applied to his measuring of nature. It also occurred to me that nature probably did not have separate departments of physics, chemistry, biology, mathematics, and sociology, etc. In formulating the quadrillions of bubbles per second in the waters of Niagara Falls, nature has no time in which to refer her structural formulation decisions to bureaucratic conventions of department heads of academic categorical states."
Citations
- Conceptuality of Fundamental Structures (Kepes) p.68, 1965
Nature Has No Separate Departments (1)
← Nature Has No Separate Departments (1) | Nature Has No Separate Departments (2) →
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Cross-References
Nature Has No Separate Departments (2)
← Nature Has No Separate Departments (1) | Nature's Logistics →
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Cross-References
- Mathematics, 18 Apr'63
Nature's Logistics
← Nature Has No Separate Departments (2) | Nature Has So Many Options →
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Cross-References
Nature Has So Many Options
← Nature's Logistics | Nature's Subvisible Order (1) →
RBF Definitions
Absolutely."
Nature's Subvisible Order (1)
← Nature Has So Many Options | Nature's Subvisible Order (2) →
Index Entry
"Man talks carelessly and ignorantly of such words as 'chaos' ... 'turbulence'... 'turmoil'.. and (the popular, modern) 'pollution'... where nothing but absolute order is subvisibly maintained by nature and her transformation arrangements unfamiliar to man. Universe does not have any pollution. All the chemistries of Universe are always essential to the integrity of eternal intertransformation and eternal self-regeneration.
Physicists invent nothing
Chemists invent nothing.
... They find out what nature does from time to time and learn something of what her laws of rearrangement may be, and fortunate humans employ those rules to cooperate consciously with nature's evolution.
"All humans, endowed at birth with a billion capabilities beyond the knowledge of the parents, evolve in ways that are utter mystery to them. The exquisite, myriadly endowed child employs that mysterious endowment and intuitionally apprehends itself as inventor of ways of using the orderly laws of Universe to produce tools, substances, and service integrities, to communicate and allow humans to participate in Universe's ever-transforming"
Nature's Subvisible Order (2)
← Nature's Subvisible Order (1) | Nature Permits It Sequence (1) →
RBF Definitions
revolutionary events in an as yet preposterously meager degree, which has given rise to a nature-permitted variety of little humans on tiny planet Earth each becoming Mr. Big, with a suddenly mistaken sense of power over environmental transformations--participation in which permitted him to feel himself as a manager of inventories of logistical multiplicity which, at the most ignorant level, manifests itself as politically assured mandates and political-world gambling = gambling= ideological warfare = national sovereignties = morally rationalizing public = body politic = individual nations as United Nations." - Cite SYNERGETICS text at Secs. \hrefhttps://www.buckyverse.org/en/synergetics/content/chapters/1000-omnitopology#section-1024.221024.22 & .23; galley rewrite of 27 Dec'73
Nature Permits It Sequence (1)
← Nature's Subvisible Order (2) | Nature Permits It Sequence (2) →
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Nature Permits It Sequence:
"Stress-producing metaphysical gas stretches and strains nature to yield into social-evolution conformations such as the gas-filled plastic tube of Universe. There is an a priori universal law in the controlled complexity that tolerates man's pressurized nonsense, as nature permits each day's seemingly new Universe of semifamiliarities, semiwonders and semimystery, what humans might think of as history unfolding on this little planet. There is the Game of Cosmic History, in which Universe goes on approximately unaware of human nonsense while accommodating its omnilocal game-playing. Flies have their game. Mosquitoes have their game. Microbes have their game. Lion cubs have their game. Whatever games they may be playing, positive or negative, realistic or make-believe, all the games are fail-safe, alternate circuits, omniconsequential to eternally regenerative Universe integrity. It's all permitted. It all belongs.
"Only humans play 'Deceive yourself and you can fool the world'; or 'I know what it's all about'; or 'Life is just chemistry'; and 'We humans invented and are running the world.' Dogs play 'Fetch it' to please their masters, not to deceive themselves. The most affectionate of dogs do not play 'Burial of our dead'--"
- Cite SYNERGETICS text at Secs. \hrefhttps://www.buckyverse.org/en/synergetics/content/chapters/1000-omnitopology#section-1024.241024.24 & .25; rewrite of 27 Dec'73
Nature Permits It Sequence (2)
← Nature Permits It Sequence (1) | Nature Permits It Sequence (3) →
Index Entry
'Chemistry is for real.' Only humans play the game of masks and monuments. Fictional history. Historical architecture. Crabs walk sideways; but only human society keeps its eyes on the past as it backs into its future. Madison avenue aesthetics and ethics. Comic strips and cartoons... truth emergent, laughing at self-deception... momentary, fleeting glimpses of the glory, inadvertently revealed through faithful accuracy of observation-- lucid conceptioning-- spoken of as the music of the stars, inadequate to the mystery of integrity...
All the poetry,
all the chemistry,
all the stars
... are permitted transformations of all the eternal integrity.
All the constants,
gravitational constant,
radiational constant,
Planck's constant,
... above all, mathematics, geometry, physics, are only manifests of the eternal mysteries, love, harmonic integrity beyond further words.
Nature Permits It Sequence (3)
← Nature Permits It Sequence (2) | Nature Permits It →
Index Entry
Nature Permits It Sequence:
"The isotropic vector matrix yields to palm trees and jellyfish as a complex of mathematical integrities. As one will always be to one other. But no other: no one. Other is four-- but whereas one has no relations; two have only one interrelationship; three have three interrelationships; but four have a minimum of relationships synergetics. No insideness without four. Without four, no womb; no birth: no life... the dawning awareness of the integrity of Universe. For humanity the only permitted infallibly predictable is the eternal cosmic integrity."
- Cite SYNERGETICS text at Sec. \hrefhttps://www.buckyverse.org/en/synergetics/content/chapters/1000-omnitopology#section-1024.251024.25, rewrite of 27 Dec'73
Nature Permits It
← Nature Permits It Sequence (3) | Nature - Scenario Universe →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Nature, 13 May'73
- Industrialization
- Reduction to Practice, 29 Jan'75
Nature - Scenario Universe
← Nature Permits It | Nature Trying to Make Man a Success (1) →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Cosmic Accounting, 20 Sep'76
Nature Trying to Make Man a Success (1)
← Nature - Scenario Universe | Nature Trying to Make Man a Success (2) →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
Nature Trying to Make Man a Success (2)
← Nature Trying to Make Man a Success (1) | Nature's Technology vs. Humans' Technology →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
Nature's Technology vs. Humans' Technology
← Nature Trying to Make Man a Success (2) | Nature Ships Tension →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Load Distribution, 17 Oct'77
Nature Ships Tension
← Nature's Technology vs. Humans' Technology | Nature's Basic Designing Tools (1) →
Index Entry
Nature Ships Tension:
"This is a whole new generation, where you ship tension. Nature ships tension patterns and uses locally available compression."
- Cite RBF to Ron Goodfellow, Philadelphia, PA; 29 Jul'76
Nature's Basic Designing Tools (1)
← Nature Ships Tension | Nature's Basic Designing Tools (2) →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
Nature's Basic Designing Tools (2)
← Nature's Basic Designing Tools (1) | Nature (1) →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Angle & Frequency Modulation, Jun'66
- Angle & Frequency Design Control, Jul'71
Nature (1)
← Nature's Basic Designing Tools (2) | Nature Natural (1B) →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
Nature Natural (1B)
← Nature (1) | Nature Natural (2) →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
Nature Natural (2)
← Nature Natural (1B) | Nature Natural (3) →
Cross Reference
Attic Window, 20 Jan'75
Gestation Rates, 1 Mar'77
Cross-References
- Anticipatory, 3 Nov'64; 6 Jul'62
- Fire (B)
- Mathematics, 14 Mar'71*
- Reality, 26 Sep'73
- Trees (I)
- Universal Requirements of a Dwelling Advantage, (1)
- Unknowable, 8 Mar'73*
- Why: The Unanswerable Why, 8 Mar'73
- Symbolism in Buildings, 1 Feb'75
- Science Opened the Wrong Door, 30 Dec'73
- Technology, 21 Jan'75
- Success, 29 Jan'75
- Tetrahedron, 26 Apr'77
- Experiment: We Are Not the Only Experiment, 30 Apr'78
Nature Natural (3)
← Nature Natural (2) | Naught →
Cross Reference
Nature Always Comes Back on Itself
Nature = Scenario Universe
Cross-References
- Natural Law
- Natural Time Increment
- Nature Always Knows What To Do
- Nature: What Nature Needs to be Done
- Nature Has Noarate Departments, Sep
- Nature's Logistical Strategy
- Nature Has So Many Options
- Nature's Subvisible Order
- Nature Permits It Sequence
- Nature's Basic Designing Tools
- Nature Modulates Probability
- Natural Education
- Nature Trying to Make Man a Success
- Nature is Neither Good Nor Bad
- Nature Ships Tension
- Nature's Technology vs. Humans' Technology
Naught
← Nature Natural (3) | Navel →
Cross Reference
Naught:
Cross-References
- How Little I Know, 13 May'73
Navel
Cross Reference
Umbilical
Cross-References
Navigation
← Navel | Navigation to Faraway Places to bring Back Miracle Objects →
Index Entry
Navigation:
"Probability could not get you to a given port. Navigation can do so. Navigation is discrete and is a powerful tool."
- Citation and context at Probability, Sep'73
Navigation to Faraway Places to bring Back Miracle Objects
← Navigation | Navigation vs. Probability →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Wizard, 18 Jul'72
Navigation vs. Probability
← Navigation to Faraway Places to bring Back Miracle Objects | Navigational Science →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Navigation, Sep'73
Navigational Science
← Navigation vs. Probability | Navigation (1) →
Index Entry
Intuition, p.55 May '72
Navigation (1)
← Navigational Science | Navigation (2) →
Cross Reference
Naga Theme
Cross-References
Navigation (2)
← Navigation (1) | Navigators Early Navigators (1) →
Cross Reference
Navy: Theory Of, 22 Dec'74
Cross-References
- Cartography: Conventional Projections, (2)
- Probability, Sep'73*
- Pretending, 8 Apr'75
- Navy Phonetic Sequence, 23 Jan'75
- Halo, 1938
- Naga, (2)
- Dymaxion Airocean World Map
Navigators Early Navigators (1)
← Navigation (2) | Navigators: Early Navigators (2) →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Rafts: Early World Drifting on Rafts Secrecy of Mathematical Knowledge Naga Theme
Navigators: Early Navigators (2)
← Navigators Early Navigators (1) | Navigator (1) →
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Cross-References
Navigator (1)
← Navigators: Early Navigators (2) | Navigator (2) →
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Cross-References
Navigator (2)
← Navigator (1) | Navy Sequence (1) →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- k Your Own Paper, late'70, Mar
Navy Sequence (1)
← Navigator (2) | Navy Sequence (2) →
Index Entry
Navy Sequence:
"... I look in various directions because I'm interested in big patterns is one reason why my intuition solves some big patterns... And my Navy experience brought me into celestial navigation. Goodness gracious! My navy experience brought me into...logistics, ballistics, controlling the trajectory of missiles. This brought me into the realization of variables where I realized I had never heard anybody say this, they didn't say this in the Naval Academy, the flight-- shooting from a fixed position to another fixed position is not in the same category as flying from a moving ship on a heaving sea against another moving ship on a heaving sea. And not on a planar base either but on a spherical base. It turns out that all the variables in the Universe in a spherical planet are in the latter base and not a fixed one. I find that really so much of man's thinking is on the fixed-position-to-fixed-position.
"So I then got into the concept of what I call the Theory of the Navy, the theory of ships, of designing the ship itself, what its particular function was, then designing the blast furnace to make the steel... all of this just to get that platform out there and taking you 25 years before you get all the things done... and then the forward supply bases;"
Navy Sequence (2)
← Navy Sequence (1) | Navy Sequence (3) →
Index Entry
Navy Sequence:
"the industrial fallout rebuild bases; ships of the train and ships of the line... finally the line then was in contact and we did all these things against possible contact and when contact came after 50 years then you had an obsolete battleship...
"You have to have all this general industrial comprehensive anticipatory design science. Not a single thing in the Navy was there at the university until the principles discovered by man were actually reduced to practice and this extraordinary package could float all these things... Could float a fantastic power plant, to drive anything you wanted. So I realized that I'd really been trained in an extraordinary field where at that time there was nothing comparable to what was on land. We've put a lot on the land since that time. And I was really not just a passenger but was trained to know where everything was on that ship and how it worked. I got to know navigation dealing with the stars and the Universe. I got to understand the laws of storms. I learned to understand the social behaviors of peoples as well as the storms of humans and the ways they behave. These are great responsibilities and the line officer was a line officer because back then you were in line of command"
Navy Sequence (3)
← Navy Sequence (2) | Navy Sequence →
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Navy Sequence:
"immediately if your seniors were killed, you had to take over the ship. If the other seniors were killed you had to take over the fleet. You had to be trained this way. You might be young, but that's the kind of training given you to be a comprehensivist. ... Then came finally contact. And it was said that in the first and second world wars we would know who was going to run the world for the next 25 years. You knew what the other man's tonnage was but you wouldn't really know what he could do with the same, or more with less, until you came into contact: And the other one went to the bottom. So he didn't know either. And these were kept secrets. This was what was meant by classified information. Anyway, I was privy to all this...
"And of all things, here I was in the Navy at an extraordinary moment of history where the masses of the waterocean world were running the world, the British Empire at that time; and they suddenly were about to lose if they couldn't get America in because the submarines had not been anticipated and they were sinking their great line of supply. If they couldn't keep up their line of supply the war would come from Europe on to the British Isles and whoever controlled the British Isles was"
Navy Sequence
← Navy Sequence (3) | Navy Sequence →
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Navy Sequence:
"going to run the world. That was considered the unsinkable flagship that commanded all the harbors of the customers of Europe... where you cashed in in everything you stole from the Orient.
"The Navy at that time was very secondhand... This was before World War I. Our chief battleship was Admiral Dewey's flagship. Because of their enormous sinkings they had to be refurbished from America; enormous production, and they wanted all these ships, and many men brought across the ocean to fight; and above everything they needed to build up their naval strength. Therefore, they had to allow the American Navy to come to parity with the British Navy... And I was at the Naval Academy and they had to have the men that ran ships: That was the big show.
"I want you to realize, then, how very different this whole complex of events is... And I'd become so familiar with my filing problem. In those days we didn't have a computer. The only thing we had was something called the Ford Range Keeper. And that became the property of the Sperry Corporation. We had it on the bridge of obly the very biggest ships.. and we had to do everything longhand. And they had, down in the plotting room down in the bowels of the ship; it was really the command"
Navy Sequence
← Navy Sequence | Navy Sequence →
Index Entry
*position of the ship. It was the most armored of all and in that plotting room we had enormous charts with all the variables that went into the firing problem. And anything you could put in there... the logistics were broken down into two things: the internal and external ballistics. And the internal ballistics were all the things that happened before you fired the gun. And the external were all the things that happened to the missile after the gun was fired. You could get all the previous... temperature, what the wind was blowing, direction, speed of your ship, keeping track of the speed of another ship, all those things were in there. Suddenly then, we had to get this... and there was a spotting problem. You're only firing still at visible range in those days. Five thousand yards; you're talking about three miles, five miles, ten miles. Ten miles was a very long one.
"Anyway, having learned what I just learned... immediately after World War I a series of things happened. We learned to scramble all the radio. We had never dared send messages by radio. But then we radioed information coded and ciphered, but you really didn't send any strategic ones. But the messages couldn't go any faster than the coding. For this reason the authority in"
Navy Sequence
← Navy Sequence | Navy Sequence →
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Navy Sequence:
"the Navy remained in the Navy and the commander in the Navy had to make decisions way away from home. After Abraham Lincoln decisions were made by telegram: all the land controls went into central position. Only in the Navy were decisions made way out there. After the war we then learned to scramble messages and from this time on they no longer needed to have comprehensivists. ... They wanted specialists. Men became Naval aviators or submarine, and so forth. I was the last of the breed of the comprehensivists being trained in that way. This is very relative to the problem you're up against now.
"I was fascinated with the things that some people improved on the firing data. They introduced theis and they introduced that and I said I wonder if some of these things aren't redundant. We put them all in to calculate. So I tried firing where you dropped this out; and if the answer was so badly altered that you could fire anywhere in the sky with equal success, then I put that one back in. When I found it really hardly varied at all, I said which one of these should be dropped out. And I could weed out. I feel that's what brought me down to Earth, (hmm - eja), down to what I called min-max-fam-fax-- the minimum-maximum family of facts."
Navy Sequence
← Navy Sequence | Navy Phonetic Sequence →
Index Entry
Navy Sequence:
"Now I did that in 1927 when I was out of the Navy and was trying to think how it could all be reestablished. But I had to start with the Universe. The Navy started with Universe. We're dealing in the celestial. It's important to realize that this long, long training had been in really a very different category. The Navy automatically looked on the whole Earth. You assume there's only one Navy. And the other ones go on the bottom so you have any resources of Earth. You didn't have to think in terms of the barriers the Army had. That was when the great war games were the world games. That's when I turned those into positives."
Navy Phonetic Sequence
← Navy Sequence | Navy: Theory of the Navy →
Index Entry
Navy Phonetic Sequence:
"Navy -- Na-tive -- Nativity -- Navigate..."
Navy: Theory of the Navy
← Navy Phonetic Sequence | Navy: Theory of the Navy (1) →
Index Entry
"In the Navy I became exposed to the really big patterns. It was unlike the maps of early man where you would go from flat empire → wildeness → off the map → infinity.
"All the law belonged to the land. Three-quarters of the Earth is covered with water and when you're out there on the water you soon learn that physical law is the only law!
"The British Isles were simply the western terminal of the East India Company.
"That's what the Theory of the Navy is: a generalized theory of all the variables as in general systems theory. This is how you develop those great forecasting capabilities in both ballistics and in navigation."
- Cite RBF to State Dept. Senior Seminar, Rosslyn, Va., 22 Dec'74
Navy: Theory of the Navy (1)
← Navy: Theory of the Navy | Navy (1) →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Navy Sequence, (1)
Navy (1)
← Navy: Theory of the Navy (1) | Navy (2) →
Cross Reference
Battle Ship
Cross-References
Navy (2)
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Secondhand, 1946
- Naga, (2)
- General Systems Theory, (1)
- Psychiatry, (3)
- Halfway-round-the-worlding, 12 May'77
Near-miss
Cross Reference
Cross-References
Nebula
Index Entry
EJA: Is nebula a complementary of nucleus?
RBF: "No. A nebula is a random aggregate of nuclei."
_Cite RBF to EJA, 3200 Idaho, 29 Oct'72
Nebula (1)
Cross Reference
Cross-References
Nebula (2)
Cross Reference
Mass, 29 Dec'58
See Cavity, 29 Dec'58 (B)
Cross-References
- Cavity (B), 29 Dec'58
Necessity
Cross Reference
Cross-References
Neck
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Stock the Neck Out
Necklace (1)
Index Entry
Necklace:
"A necklace is unstable. The beads of a necklace may be superficially dissimilar, but they all have similar tubes running through them with the closed tension string leading through all the tubes. The simplest necklace would be one made only of externally undecorated tubes and of tubes all of the same length. As the overall shape of the necklace changes to any and all polygonal shapes and wavy drapings, we discover that the lengths of the beads in a necklace do not change. Only the angles between the tubes change. Therefore, stable refers only to angular invariability.
"A six-edged polygon is unstable; it forms a drapable necklace. If we make a five-sided polygon, i.e., a pentagonal necklace, it is unstable. It, too, is a drapable necklace and is structurally unstable. Why? A necklace of three rigid tubes also has three flexible angle-accommodating tension joints. Here are six separate parts, each with its unique behavior characteristics which self-interfere to produce a stable pattern. How and why? We are familiar with the principle of lever advantage gained per length of lever arm from the fulcrum. We are familiar with the principle of the shears in which two levers share a common fulcrum, and the stronger and longer the shear arms,"
Necklace
Index Entry
Necklace:
"the more powerfully do they cut. Steel-bolt cutters have long lever arms."
"In every triangle each corner angle tension connector serves as the common interfulcrum of the two push-pull, rigid lever arms comprising two of the three sides of the triangle adjacent to their respectively common angular corners; each pair of the triangle's tubular necklace sides, in respect to a given corner of the triangle, represent levers whose maximum-advantage ends are seized by the two ends of the third, rigid, push-pull, tubular side of the triangle, whose rigidity is imposed by its command of the two lever arm ends upon the otherwise flexible opposite angle. Thus we find that each of the necklace's triangular rigid tube sides stabilizes its opposite angle with minimum effort by controlling the ends of the two levers fulcrumed by that opposite tension fastening of the triangle. Thus we find the triangle to be not only the unique pattern-self-stabilizing, multienergied complex, but also accomplishing pattern stabilization at minimum effort, which behavior coincides with science's discovery of the omni-minimum-effort behavior of all physical Universe."
- Cite SYNERGETICS text at Sec. \hrefhttps://www.buckyverse.org/en/synergetics/content/chapters/600-structure#section-608.03608.03; galley rewrite 9 Nov'73
Necklace
Index Entry
Necklace:
"The six independent energy units of the triangle that interact to produce pattern stability are the only plural polygon-surrounding, energy-event complexes to produce stabilized patterns. (The necklace corners can be fastened together with three separate tension-connectors, instead of by the string running all the way through the tubes, wherefore the three rigid tubes and the three flexible tension connectors are six unique, independent, energy events.)
"We may say that structure is a self-stabilizing, pattern-integrity complex. Only the triangle produces structure and structure means only triangle, and vice versa.
"Since tension and compression always and only coexist with first one at high tide and the other at low tide, and then vice versa, the necklace tubes are rigid with compression at visible high tide and tension at invisible low tide; and each of the tension-connectors has compression at invisible low tide and tension at visible high tide; ergo, each triangle has both a positive and a negative triangle congruently coexistent and each visible triangle is two triangles: one visible and one invisible."
Necklace
Index Entry
Necklace:
"A necklace has no pattern stability."
- Cite RBF to H.U.D. Engineers, Washington, 26 Jan '72
Necklace
RBF Definitions
"In a necklace the angles between the pieces are transformable until you reduce them to a triangle. The triangle is then not transformable."
Citations
- RBF to EJA, 3200 Idaho, DC, 23 Jan '72
Necklace
Index Entry
Necklace:
"Chain-linkage necklace structures take advantage of the triangulation of geodesic lines and permit us to encompass relatively large volumes with relatively low logistic investment. Slackened necklace geodesic spheres can be made as compatible as hairnets and self-motor-opened after being shot into orbit."
- Cite SYNERGETICS text at Sec. \hrefhttps://www.buckyverse.org/en/synergetics/content/chapters/600-structure#section-608.07608.07; Nov'71
Necklace (1)
Index Entry
Necklace:
"Necklace flexibility is a function of angular tensions
and not of the compressional islands or beads. Its relative
flexibility decreases as beads are progressively
removed. When the numbers of beads are odd the waves
in the necklace are blocked; when the number is even
the waves are continuous.
"When the number of beads is reduced to six, continuous
wave flexibility is permitted. When the number of beads
is reduced to five the waves are blocked so the necklace
is flexible. When reduced to four beads the necklace can
be draped over human shoulders; one "V" in front and one
"V" in back. When the beads of the necklace are reduced
to three all flexibility ceases. Each angle is stabilized
by the opposite side, exercising its push-pull effectiveness
upon the two lever-ends of the angle's adjacent sides, as
would a pair of scissors be held in fixed opening by a
pencil with the pencil's two ends tied respectively to
the two finger circle terminals of the scissors. (Drawing.)
"If we take out one more bead the scissors become closed;
There is no opening or area between them. The opening
- Cite RBF dictation to Alexandra Snyder, New Delhi, l.ov. '71
Necklace (2)
Index Entry
"or area is always bound by push-pull energy actions and mass attraction interlinkages identical with the necklace in principle. The triangle is the only self-stabilizing polygon. By structural we mean energy patterns whose polygonal patterns are self-stabilizing; that is exhibiting inherent properties of the mass attractions and mass repulsions of the radiational and gravitational laws. We discover that the triangle is the only self-stabilizing polygonal pattern integrity."
- Cite RBF dication to Alexandra Snyder, New Delhi, Nov. '71
Necklace
Index Entry
Necklace:
"A necklace is unstable. The lengths of the beads in the necklace do not change. Only the angles between them change. Stable refers only to angular invariability. By structure we mean self-stabilizing. The triangle is the only self-stabilizing polygon."
- Cite NERHU SPEECH, p. 14, 13 Nov'69
TRIANGULATION - \hrefhttps://www.buckyverse.org/en/synergetics/content/chapters/600-structure#section-611.30611.3
Necklace
← Necklace | Necklace Structure →
Index Entry
Necklace:
"I have a very crude necklace. What is unique about the necklace is its flexibility, so it can be draped over the shoulders. . . . Looking closely to see how and why it can flex, we find that the individual pieces of wood here are not changing their length at all. . . . What is changing are the angles. All the flexing is in the terms of the angular change and not linear. . . In other words an angle is an angle independently of the length of its edges. So these are angular behaviors. I'm going to take several pieces out of the necklace. It's still very flexible so we take another one out. Still very flexible. Take out another piece. Still very flexible. Now I'll take out one more piece-- we're down to four pieces and it's still very flexible. This we'll drape over my shoulders with a triangle in front and a triangle in back. Fan calls this a square, but we see this square as completely unstable. I became extremely interested in this when I was young, the fact that the square does not have any structural integrity of its own. It only behaves the way it did because the teacher put it on a rigid blackboard, and it couldn't change there. Now I'm going to take out one more piece. . and for the first time it will no longer flex."
- Cite RBF at SLS Seminar U.Mass, Amherst 22 July '71, p. 17
Necklace Structure
RBF Definitions
". . .Tube-and-cable 'necklace' structure . .
takes advantage of triangulation of geodesic lines
[and7 entitles us to the encompassment of relatively
large volumes with relatively low logistic investment. . .
Slackened necklace geodesic spheres, compactible as
tight as hairnets, may be shot to the moon and
tensibly self-motor opened."
-Cite PREVIEW, I&I., Pp. 222,223
1 Apr'49
Citations
- PREVIEW, I&I., Pp. 222,223 1 Apr'49
Necklace
← Necklace Structure | Necklace Necklace Structure (1) →
Index Entry
Synergetics text was rearranged at galley stage, 9 Nov'73: New citation for Necklace is Sec. \hrefhttps://www.buckyverse.org/en/synergetics/content/chapters/600-structure#section-608.00608.00 ff.
Necklace Necklace Structure (1)
← Necklace | Necklace Structure (2) →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
Necklace Structure (2)
← Necklace Necklace Structure (1) | Need Necessity →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Transformable, 23 Jan'72
- Stable & Unstable Structures, 7 Jun'72
- Cube & VE as Wave Propagation Model, 23 Feb'72
Need Necessity
← Necklace Structure (2) | Need Necessity (1) →
Index Entry
Need: Necessity:
"Anything man needs to do he can afford to do."
-
RBF quoted by Lee Dembart, New York Post, 26 April 1971
-
Citation at Afford, 26 Apr'71
Need Necessity (1)
← Need Necessity | Need: Necessity (2) →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
Need: Necessity (2)
← Need Necessity (1) | Needham, Joseph →
Cross Reference
Need: Necessity:
Cross-References
- Fuller, R.B: Crisis of, 1927 (2)
Needham, Joseph
← Need: Necessity (2) | Needle →
Cross Reference
Needham, Joseph:
Cross-References
- Synergetic Hierarchy, 5 May'74
Needle
← Needham, Joseph | Needle Floating on Water →
Index Entry
Needle:
"... The point of a needle is a pile of oranges."
- Cite SYNERGETICS draft at Sec. \hrefhttps://www.buckyverse.org/en/synergetics/content/chapters/1000-omnitopology#section-1009.411009.41, 10 Feb'73
Needle Floating on Water
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Fourth Dimension, 6 May'48
Needle (1)
← Needle Floating on Water | Needle (2) →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
Needle (2)
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Crystallography, 17 Aug'70
Negative
Index Entry
Negative:
"Each vector is reversible having its negative alternate."
- Cite SYNERGETICS Corollaries, \hrefhttps://www.buckyverse.org/en/synergetics/content/chapters/200-synergetics#section-240.00240. 1971
Negative
Index Entry
Negative:
"Science is remiss and unnecessarily prejudicial in calling one of a pair of complementary behaviors negative. There are always much better descriptive terms."
- Citation and context at Complementarity, 2 Mar'68
Negative
← Negative | Negative Accounting →
Index Entry
Negative:
"The negative is never the mirror-image of the positive."
- Citation and context at Complementarity, Spring'66
Negative Accounting
← Negative | Negative Entropy →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
Negative Entropy
← Negative Accounting | Negative Matter →
Cross Reference
Negative Entropy:
Cross-References
Negative Matter
← Negative Entropy | Negative Matter (1) →
Index Entry
Negative Matter:
"Negative Matter is coequal with positive matter."
- Cite NO MORE SECONDHAND GOD, p. 36, 9 Apr'40
Negative Matter (1)
← Negative Matter | Negative Matter (2) →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
Negative Matter (2)
← Negative Matter (1) | Negative Tetrahedron →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Antientropy, 10 Oct'63
Negative Tetrahedron
← Negative Matter (2) | Negative Tetrahedron (1) →
Index Entry
Negative Tetrahedron:
"Entropy is not random;
It is always one negative tetrahedron."
- Cite OMNIDIRECTIONAL HALO, p. 157, 1960
Negative Tetrahedron (1)
← Negative Tetrahedron | Negative Tetrahedron (2) →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
Negative Tetrahedron (2)
← Negative Tetrahedron (1) | Negative Universe →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Tetrahedron: One Tetrahedron, 1960
- Black Holes & Synergetics, 1 Mar'77
Negative Universe
← Negative Tetrahedron (2) | Negative Universe →
Index Entry
Negative Universe:
"The star tetrahedron may explain a whole new phase of energetic Universe such, for instance, as the Negative Universe."
- Cite SYNERGETICS draft "Antitetrahedron," 8 Oct. '71, p. 10.
Negative Universe
← Negative Universe | Negative Universe →
Index Entry
Negative Universe:
"Negative Universe is the complementary but invisible Universe."
- Cite RBF to EJA, Bear Island, 25 August 1971.
Negative Universe
← Negative Universe | Negative Universe →
Index Entry
Physics finds only waves. Some are of exquisitely high frequency, but inherently discontinuous because consisting of separate event packages. They are oscillating to and from negative universe, that is to say, in pulsation.
-
[Cite RBF to EJA, Somerset Club, Boston, 22 April 1971]
-
Citation & context at Wave, 22 Apr'71
Negative Universe
← Negative Universe | Negative Universe (1) →
Index Entry
Those subsequently isolated elements beyond the 92 prime chemical elements constitute super atomica; they are the non-selfregenerative chemical elements of negative Universe.
(Rearranged and amplified.)
Negative Universe (1)
← Negative Universe | Negative Universe (2) →
Cross Reference
Mite: Positive & Negative Functions
Cross-References
- Black Hole
- Superatomics
- Stars: Implosive Forces Of
- Star Tetrahedron
- Inside-out Universe
- Invisible Universe
Negative Universe (2)
← Negative Universe (1) | Negative Vectors →
Cross Reference
Negative Universe:
Cross-References
- Discontinuity, 22 Apr'71
- Ninety-two Elements, 10 Dec'64
- Thinkability, 6 Nov'73
- Wave, 22 Apr'71*
- Transuranium Elements, 23 Feb'72
Negative Vectors
← Negative Universe (2) | Negative Vector Equilibrium →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
Negative Vector Equilibrium
← Negative Vectors | Negative Vector Equilibrium →
RBF Definitions
"The non-mirror imaged complementary [Star Tetrahedron] is not a negative vector equilibrium. The vector equilibrium has its own integral negative."
(Sec. \hrefhttps://www.buckyverse.org/en/synergetics/content/chapters/600-structure#section-636.01636.01, footnote)
Citations
- SYNERGETICS draft "Antitetrahedron," 8 Oct. '71, Footnote, p.6.
Negative Vector Equilibrium
← Negative Vector Equilibrium | Negative Weight →
Cross Reference
Negative Vector Equilibrium:
See Star Tetrahedron & VE
Cross-References
- Star Tetrahedron \& VE
Negative Weight
← Negative Vector Equilibrium | Negative (1) →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
Negative (1)
← Negative Weight | Negative (2) →
Cross Reference
Positive ≠ Negative
Anti-
Prohibition
Cross-References
- Degenerative Negative Limits
- Integral Negative
- Positive & Negative
- Againstness
- De-structures = Inside-out
- Trap of Dismay, Fear & Negativism
- Invisible ≠ Negative
Negative (2)
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Complementarity
- Electron, 18 Aug
- Radiation, 1959
- Entropy, 1960
- Optimism: I Am Not an Optimist, 26 Apr
Negentropy
← Negative (2) | Neighbor Neighborhood (1) →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
Neighbor Neighborhood (1)
← Negentropy | Neighbor Neighborhood (2) →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
Neighbor Neighborhood (2)
← Neighbor Neighborhood (1) | Neo-Platonism →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Community, (1)
Neo-Platonism
← Neighbor Neighborhood (2) | Nerve Circuit →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
Nerve Circuit
← Neo-Platonism | Nestable: Nestability →
Cross Reference
Nerve Circuit:
Cross-References
- Sensings & Eventings, 28 Apr'77
Nestable: Nestability
← Nerve Circuit | Nestable Nestability (1) →
Index Entry
Nestable: Nestability:
"There are in closest packing, we find, always alternate spaces that are not being used so that triangular groups can be rotated into one position or 60 degrees to an alternate nestable place. . . In other words you take the vector equilibrium, rotate it 60 degrees to the next nestable position and suddenly it is polarized."
- Cite Oregon Lecture #2, pp. 224-225. 11 Jul'62
Citation at Sixty Degreesness
Nestable Nestability (1)
← Nestable: Nestability | Nastable Nastability (2) →
Cross Reference
Internestability
Cross-References
- Closest Packing
- Innestible
- Basic Nestable Configurations: Hierarchy Of
Nastable Nastability (2)
← Nestable Nestability (1) | Neat is Part of the Bird →
Cross Reference
Sixty-degreeness, 11 Jul'62*
Cross-References
- ahedron, Oct
- Vector Equilibrium, (1)(2)
Neat is Part of the Bird
← Nastable Nastability (2) | Nest →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
Nest
← Neat is Part of the Bird | Net Bet (2) →
Cross Reference
Nest:
Cross-References
- Bird'sNest as a Tool
Net Bet (2)
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Corporation, (2)
Net Set
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Radome Sequence, (4)
Net
Cross Reference
Cross-References
Network (1)
Cross Reference
Dwelling: World-around Network Dwelling Service
Wave Network
Cross-References
Network (2)
← Network (1) | Neumann, John von →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Boats at Anchor Retard the River's Flow, 1960
- Satellite, 25 Jan'73
Neumann, John von
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- World Game, (1)
Neuron
← Neumann, John von | Neuron-transistored →
RBF Definitions
And some scientists see links between the brain and the immunologic system as possibly highly rewarding to study."
R.B.F. Marginalia: "Neurons are tetra structures."
Neuron-transistored
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- brain's TV Studio, 22 Nov'73
Neuron
← Neuron-transistored | Neutral →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
Neutral
Index Entry
Neutral:
"Everything should be neutral until muted. A piano, like a house, or like fog, should be neutral. I found in building that the grays of aluminum were not neutral enough. Brown Earth is what the human eye is most accustomed to; it is the best color for floors and walls. Seek first for the neutral tones, but arrange them so that the human occupant can change things."
- Citation & context at Harmonics, (1), 1 Feb'75
Neutral Angle
Index Entry
... The spherical excess of 6° (one quantum) may be apportioned totally to the biggest and littlest corners of the triangle, leaving the 60-degree, vector equilibrium, neutral corner undisturbed. As we have discovered in the isotropic vector matrix nature coordinates crystallographically in 60° and not in 90°. Sixty degrees is the vector equilibrium neutral angle relative to which life-in-time aberrates.
Neutral Axis
← Neutral Angle | Neutral Axis (1) →
Index Entry
Neutral Axis:
"Every system has a neutral axis with two polar points (vertexes - fixes). In synergetics topology these two polar points of every system become the constants of topological inventorying. Every system has two polar vertexes which function as the spin axis of the system. In synergetics the two polar vertexes terminating the axis identify conceptually the abstract-- supposedly nonconceptual-- function of nuclear physics' 'spin' in quantum Theory."
- Cite SYNERGETICS, 2nd. Ed. at Sec. \hrefhttps://www.buckyverse.org/en/synergetics/content/chapters/1000-omnitopology#section-1007.291007.29, 1 Jan'75
Neutral Axis (1)
← Neutral Axis | Neutral Axis (2) →
Cross Reference
Neutral Axis:
Plus Two
Cross-References
- Additive Twoness
- Additive Twoness Plus Two
Neutral Axis (2)
← Neutral Axis (1) | Neutral Center →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Axis of Spin, (2)
- Brouwer's Theorem, 1 Jan'75
- Centers of Equilibrium Symmetry, May'72
- Euler, 11 Jul'62
- Sphere, 2 Mar'68; 15 Oct'64
- Two, (1)
Neutral Center
← Neutral Axis (2) | Neutral Corner →
Cross Reference
Neutral Center: See Interrelationship Twoness, 27 Dec'74
Cross-References
- Interrelationship Twoness, 27 Dec'74
Neutral Corner
← Neutral Center | Neutral Phase →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Neutral Angle, 16 Dec'73
Neutral Phase
← Neutral Corner | Neutral (1) →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Invisible Quantum as Tetrahelix Gap Closer, 23 May'75
- ahedron as Conservation & Annihilation Model, Oct (4)
Neutral (1)
← Neutral Phase | Neutral (2) →
Cross Reference
Medio: Macro-medio-micro
Cross-References
Neutral (2)
Cross Reference
27 May'75
Cross-References
- Precession & Degrees of Freedom, (1)
- Sixty Degreeness, 8 Dec'72
- Vector Equilibrium, 18 Sep'69
- Hole in the Victrola Disc, 24 Jan'75
- Information Transmitting & Nontransmitting Model, 27 May'75
Neutron (1)
Cross Reference
Cross-References
Neutron (2)
← Neutron (1) | Never-never Land →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Modules: A & B Quanta Modules, Apr'72
Never-never Land
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Perfect, 1938
New
← Never-never Land | New Forms vs. Reforms →
Index Entry
'Society only takes on the new when nothing else will work.'
- Cite RBF at Penn Bell videotaping, Philadelphia, 28 Jan'75
New Forms vs. Reforms
← New | New Forms vs. Reforms →
Index Entry
WDSU Doc. #1, p.54, 1963
New Forms vs. Reforms
← New Forms vs. Reforms | New Life (1) →
Cross Reference
New Forms vs. Reforms:
Cross-References
- Robin Hood Sequence, (2)
New Life (1)
← New Forms vs. Reforms | New Life (2) →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
New Life (2)
Cross Reference
Evolution: Man as Evolution Modifier, May'49
Poets, 1970
Cross-References
- Environment Events Hierarchy, May'49 (2)
New
Cross Reference
Emergence
Cross-References
News
← New | News & Evolution (1) →
Index Entry
News:
"Today's news consists of aggregates of fragments. Anyone who has taken part in any event that has subsequently appeared in the news is aware of the gross disparity between the actual and reported events. The insistence of reporters upon having advance 'releases' of what, for instance, convocation speakers are supposedly going to say, but in fact have not yet said, automatically discredits the value of the largely prefabricated news. We also learn frequently of prefabricated and prevaricated events of a complex nature purportedly undertaken for purposes either of suppressing or rigging the news, which in turn perverts humanity's tactical information resources. All history becomes suspect. Probably our most polluted resource is that of the tactical information to which humanity spontaneously reflexes."
- Cite SYNERGETICS text at Sec. 'Introduction,' p.12, 25 Jul'72
News & Evolution (1)
← News | News & Evolution (2) →
Index Entry
News & Evolution:
"Daily news is a major ingredient of human evolution. Advertising alone provides the economic sustenance of the western world's news media. The magnitude of paid-for advertising received by each news media is directly proportional to the number of its buying readers. News media management searches for the type of news that sells the best. Year after year the publishers find that 'bad' news attracts the most paying readers--possibly because the readers can congratulate themselves on not being the unfortunate ones. Whether or not this is the right explanation, it is a demonstrable fact that powerful economic sustenance for negative voices exists. Though the majority of humans are born positivists, popular acknowledgement of the effectiveness of their expressions is difficult to come by, and has little or no economic support. Positivist poets are proverbially poor.
"While there are many positively committed institutions--religious, academic, and political--we are considering here only the few independently thoughtful, positive individuals alive today whose work has come to be generally recognized in this era of billions of humans integrating into a common world culture, in contradistinction to the few millions of"
News & Evolution (2)
← News & Evolution (1) | News & Evolution (3) →
Index Entry
individuals of yesteryears who were physically deployed in a myriad of small local cultures.
One needs to know nothing in order to be negative. One need only be clever with words or cartoon to become famous as an amusingly consistent sceptic or a dramatically devastating cynic. To be creditably positive, not just optimistic, one needs to know a great deal as learned only by direct experience. To be productively positive, one must also have great vision and the confidence of proven technical accomplishments manifest as physical products that work. To be effectively positive and also to inspire others to envision and realize humanity's constructive options is to be a great artist.
In the 20th century's unprecedented and utterly unforeseen transformation from a local to a universal culture, Ruth Asawa Lanier's ever earthly pure, exquisitely ephemeral sculptures, sculptural murals, paintings, drawings, and her innumerable other exploratory formulations are probably the most embracing and exciting arts and artifacts of an emerging, world-around, classless democracy.
News & Evolution (3)
← News & Evolution (2) | News & Evolution →
Index Entry
"This historically unpredicted, swiftly emergent, world embracing classless democracy is both evolutionary and revolutionary. Unlike all past revolutions which were accomplished by destroying the successful few, this total emancipation of humanity and the integrity of its sustainability is being realized instead only by increasing the physical and metaphysical advantages of all humanity. This greatest of history's evolutions inadvertently makes obsolete the technical effectiveness and relevance of the older cultures' artifacts and value structures, and thus painlessly and spontaneously abandons the privileges enjoyed exclusively by the few in yesterday's class-stratified and selfishness-rationalizing society....
"As of 1977, human evolution on planet Earth has attained enough know-how to operate this planet to the enduring high physical advantage of all; but nature's checks and balances of human fear, ignorance, and ill-conditioned reflexes have the scales of human fate in dynamic balance. They may readily tip in the negative to terminate human occupation of the planet. Preponderant hope for tipping the scales to the lasting living advantage of humans lies in the world of"
News & Evolution
← News & Evolution (3) | News & Evolution (1) →
RBF Definitions
"children. Each child is born in the presence of less misinformation than were their predecessors. Each is born in the presence of a vastly greater amount of reliable information. Each child is born free of the mis- and ill-conditioned reflexes of the older humans. Each child is born with the innate artistry and imagination capable of realizing new and increased advantage for the many. Evolution seems intent upon giving humanity every opportunity to win successful continuance. Clearly, all of our hope lies in the hands and minds of the young."
Citations
- RBF Ltr. to Japanese Deputy Consul General in San Francisco, Yasuji Fujita in support of nomination of Ruth Asawa Lanier for Japan's Medal of Honor; 15 Mar'77
News & Evolution (1)
← News & Evolution | News & Evolution (2) →
Cross Reference
See Communications & Culture
Cross-References
- Communications \& Culture
- Invisible News
- World-around Communication Transcends Politics
News & Evolution (2)
← News & Evolution (1) | News Ignores Invisible Reality →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
News Ignores Invisible Reality
← News & Evolution (2) | News (1) →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Generalization & Special Case, 12 May'75
News (1)
← News Ignores Invisible Reality | News (2) →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
News (2)
Cross Reference
Transenational Capitalism & Export of Know-how, (2)(3)
Cross-References
- Metabiblical Cord, (1)
- Myopia: Incasting vs. Broadcasting, 22 Jan'75
- Television, Feb'73
- Telegraph, 8 Jun'75
- Propaganda, 29 Mar'77
Newspaper
← News (2) | Newspaper: Newsprint →
Index Entry
It isn't really very important what we read in the newspaper because all the very extraordinarily rapid evolution is going on in the invisible spectrum and the press and TV are really missing the big show. What I'm saying is that right now all of humanity is really breaking through to a completely different way of looking at Universe.
Newspaper: Newsprint
← Newspaper | Newton's Cosmic Norm of At Rest (1) →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
Newton's Cosmic Norm of At Rest (1)
← Newspaper: Newsprint | Newton's Cosmic Norm of "At Rest" (2) →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Instant Universe
- Norm of Einstein as Absolute Speed
- Instant Universe vs. All-motion Universe
- Immobility: Immobilized
Newton's Cosmic Norm of "At Rest" (2)
← Newton's Cosmic Norm of At Rest (1) | Newton vs. Einstein →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Invisible Architecture, (1)
- Omnimotions, May'72
- Dictionary, (1)
Newton vs. Einstein
← Newton's Cosmic Norm of "At Rest" (2) | Newton vs. Einstein (1) →
Index Entry
Newton vs. Einstein:
"Isaac Newton discovered the celestial gravitation interrelationship and expressed it in terms of the second power of the relative distance between the different masses as determined by reference to the radius of one of the interattracted masses. The gravitational relationship is also synergetically statable in terms of the second power of relative frequency of volumetric quanta concentrations of the respectively interattracted masses. Newton's gravitational constant is a radially (frequency) measured rate of spherical surface contraction, while Einstein's radiational constant is a radial (frequency) rate of spherical expansion."
- Cite RBF rewrite of SYNERGETICS galley at Sec. §\hrefhttps://www.buckyverse.org/en/synergetics/content/chapters/000-humans-in-universe#section-052.21052.21, 9 Jan'74
Newton vs. Einstein (1)
← Newton vs. Einstein | Newton vs. Einstein (2) →
Index Entry
Newton vs. Einstein:
"Beginning in 1917 I determined to make myself a guinea pig in a life-long research project, documenting the life of an individual born in the gay '90's... having his boyhood during the turn of the century and maturing during humanity's epochal graduation from the inert materialistic 19th into the dynamic, abstract 20th century.
"Had I the perceptivity at the time equal in magnitude to the scale of my intuitive prospecting of forward events this case-history era might have been more accurately identified as that which terminated Sir Isaac Newton's normal at rest and myriadly isolated hybrid world cultures to which change was anathema on the one hand, and on the other, opened Einstein's normally dynamic, omniintegrating world culture to which change has come to seem essential and popularly acceptable....
"The experience pattern of my generation was not to be just one more duplicate generation in a succession of millions of generations of humanity within an approximately imperceptible degree of environmental change as compared to the immediately previous generation. I was convinced that unannounced by any authority a much greater environmental and ecological change"
Newton vs. Einstein (2)
← Newton vs. Einstein (1) | Newton Vs. Einstein (1) →
Index Entry
Newton vs. Einstein:
"was beginning to take place in my generation's unfolding experience than had occurred between my father's and grandfather's and my great grandfather's and great great grandfather's successive generations. It was clearly an environment that was changing; and though the environment changes might not alter man's genes, changes in his external conditions might permit man to realize many more of his innate capabilities. Dwellings are environment modifying machines; so are automobiles. Automobiles are little part-time dwellings on wheels. Both autos and dwellings are complex tools within the far vaster tool complex of world-embracing industrialization. Life continually alters the environment and the altered environment in turn alters the potentials and realities of life. The environment is basically a complex of nonsimultaneously occurring but omnintegrating or interstimulating, and therefore interregenerating, mutations of man's integral, internal metabolic regeneration organism, --- on the one hand; on the other is his external, invention-realized, metabolic regeneration organism, which we think of and speak of as industrialization."
Newton Vs. Einstein (1)
← Newton vs. Einstein (2) | Newton vs. Einstein →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Pendulum Model vs. Scenario Model
- Instant Universe vs. All-motion Universe
- Universal Integrity: Principle Of
Newton vs. Einstein
← Newton Vs. Einstein (1) | Newton Was a Noun →
Cross Reference
New York, f970;, (2)(3)(12)
Cross-References
- Immobility, 4 May'57
- Radiation-gravitation, 3 Jan'75
- Time, 2 Jul'62
Newton Was a Noun
← Newton vs. Einstein | Newton's First Law of Motion →
Cross Reference
See Quick & the Dead: Song Of, Oct'66
Cross-References
- Quick \& the Dead: Song Of, Oct'66
Newton's First Law of Motion
← Newton Was a Noun | Newton's First Law of Motion →
RBF Definitions
"Ask Newton what gravity is and he will answer, 'It is a covarying interrelationship of two or more bodies inherently nondisclosable by any one of the bodies considered separately.'"
Citations
- RBF Tribute to Josef Albers; Dec'77
Newton's First Law of Motion
← Newton's First Law of Motion | Newton's First Law of Motion →
Index Entry
Newton's First Law of Motion: RBF Restatement Of:
"I have attempted a new generalized statement of a 'First Law of Acceleration,' which goes as follows:
All local event systems (Newton's 'bodies') are in relevant continuity of frequency accelerations with a plurality of local and comprehensive patterning consequences, and all other local systems of macro and micro degrees affect all other local systems of Universe in varying degrees of angle and frequency modulation; and the effect of all the local systems of events upon any and all other systems of local events is precessional."
- Citation and context at Tetrahedronal Dynamics (1), 4 May'57
Newton's First Law of Motion
← Newton's First Law of Motion | Newton's Second Law of Motion →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Intereffects, 23 Sep'73
- Interference, (2)
- Precession, 6 Jul'62 (1)
- Otherness Restraints & Elliptical Orbits, (2)(3)
- New York City, (2)
Newton's Second Law of Motion
← Newton's First Law of Motion | Newton's Second Law of Motion: RBF Restatement Of →
Index Entry
Newton's Second Law of Motion: RBF Restatement Of:
"The astrophysical chain of events altogether compounded to permit Newton's discovery of the only-metaphysically-statable gravitational law which showed that the intensity of the interattraction of any two celestial bodies is initially proportional to the product of their masses and varies at a rate of the second power of the arithmetical distances progressively intervening--double the distance and reduce the interattraction to one-quarter of its previous intensity."
Newton's Second Law of Motion: RBF Restatement Of
← Newton's Second Law of Motion | Newton's Second Law of Motion →
Index Entry
Newton's Second Law of Motion: RBF Restatement Of:
"Synergy... is a part of the great mystery
Which always remains unexplained
By such discoveries as Newton's
Of the first-power arithmetical
Vs. the second-power augmentation
Rates of constantly intercovarying
Gravitational interattractiveness
Of separate bodies in Universe..."
Newton's Second Law of Motion
← Newton's Second Law of Motion: RBF Restatement Of | Newton's Second Law of Motion →
Index Entry
Newton's Second Law of Motion: RBF Restatement Of:
"Isaac Newton discovers
The rational geometrical rate of change
Characterizing the interattractiveness
Of any two celestial bodies
While their relative distances apart
Vary only at an arithmetical rate
Which attractiveness itself
Let alone its inverse
Second power rate of gain
Is not manifest
In any of the physical characteristics
Of either of the celestial bodies
When either is considered only separately
And only in terms of its
Integral dimensions, mass, chemistry
And independent electromagnetic properties..."
Newton's Second Law of Motion
← Newton's Second Law of Motion | Newton's Second Law of Motion: RBF Restatement Of →
Index Entry
Newton's Second Law of Motion: RBF Restatement Of:
"Acceleration is second power, multiplying the number times itself. As a hypothetical arrangement, when you doubled the distance apart you decrease the interattraction fourfold. You have this increase in fourfold, which is second power."
- Cite tape transcript RBF to W. Wolf, Gloucester, Mass., p.12, 2 Jun'74
Newton's Second Law of Motion: RBF Restatement Of
← Newton's Second Law of Motion | Newton's Second Law of Motion →
RBF Definitions
RBf DEFINITIONS
Newton's Second Law of Motion: RBF Restatement Of:
"Gravity... is the variable interattractiveness of nonmagnetic
bodies, which interattractiveness varies at a second-power rate
inversely proportional to the relative distances intervening
the masses, as those distances vary only at an arithmetical
rate of change."
- Citation at Gravity, 31 May'74
Newton's Second Law of Motion
← Newton's Second Law of Motion: RBF Restatement Of | Newton's Second Law of Motion →
Index Entry
Newton's Second Law of Motion: RBF Restatement Of:
"The relative interattraction increases as the second power of the rate at which the interdistances diminish."
- Citation & context at Hammering Sheet Metal, (2), 30 Dec'73
Newton's Second Law of Motion
← Newton's Second Law of Motion | Newton's Second Law of Motion →
Index Entry
Newton's Second Law of Motion: RBF Restatement Of:
"Gravity is omnidirectional mass interattraction which, as Newton discovered, is directly interproportional relative to the respective mass involved, and varies as the second power relative to the interproximities of the respective bodies considered: Halving the distance between any two will fourfold their interaction." - Citation & context at Radiation-gravitation Sequence, (1), 5 Jun'73
Newton's Second Law of Motion
← Newton's Second Law of Motion | Newton's Second Law of Motion →
Index Entry
Newton's Second Law of Motion: RBF Restatement Of:
"...As one energy event comes into critical proximity with any two, the mass attraction fourfolds every time the distance between them is halved."
- Citation & context at Critical Proximity, 10 Feb'73
Newton's Second Law of Motion
← Newton's Second Law of Motion | Newton's Second Law of Motion →
Index Entry
Newton's Second Law of Motion: RBF Restatement Of:
"Newton's intermass attraction increases at the second power as the time-distance between is halved."
-
Citation & context at Mass, 16 Nov'72
-
Cite SYNERGETICS draft at Sec. \hrefhttps://www.buckyverse.org/en/synergetics/content/chapters/900-modelability#section-960.12960.12, 16 Nov'72
Newton's Second Law of Motion
← Newton's Second Law of Motion | Newton's Second Law of Motion →
Index Entry
RBF Restatement Of:
Synergetics text at Sec. \hrefhttps://www.buckyverse.org/en/synergetics/content/chapters/1000-omnitopology#section-1052.211052.21
\hrefhttps://www.buckyverse.org/en/synergetics/content/chapters/1000-omnitopology#section-1052.441052.44
Rbf Address to YPO, transcript p.33, 11 Mar'73
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Newton's Second Law of Motion
← Newton's Second Law of Motion | Newton: As Newton Might Have Said It But Did Not →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Critical Proximity, 10 Feb'73*
- Gravity, (1)(2)
- Hammering Sheet Metal, (2)
- Inverse, 11 Jul'62
- Mass, 16 Nov'72*
- Mystery, 13 Dec'73
- Newton vs. Einstein, 9 Jan'74
- Universal Integrity: Second-power Congruence Of Gravitational & Radiational Constants, (1)
- VE & Icosa, 9 Jan'74
- Radiation-gravitation Sequence, (1)
- Gravity: Circumferential Leverage, (4)
- Radiation-gravitation: Harmonics, 3 Jan'75
- Co-orbiting of Earth & Moon around Sun, Apr'71
- Human Beings & Complex Universe, (2)
Newton: As Newton Might Have Said It But Did Not
← Newton's Second Law of Motion | Newton →
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Newton
← Newton: As Newton Might Have Said It But Did Not | Newton (1) →
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Intuition, pp.25-31, May '72
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Newton (1)
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Newton (2)
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Blind Man's Buff, 1 Oct'71
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- Acceleration, 1 Apr'67
- Axis of Spin, (2)(3)
- Energetic Words, 1 Jul'62
- Gravity, 5 Jun'73; 5 Feb'71
- Intereffects, 23 Sep'73
- Isotropic Vector Matrix, 16 Nov'72
- Mass, 16 Nov'72
- Motion, 27 May'72
- Omnimotions, 27 May'72
- Whole System: Synergetics Principle Of, (1)
- Tetrahedral Dynamics, (1)
- Time, 2 Jul'62
- Universal Integrity: Second-power Congruence of Gravitational & Radiational Constants, (1)
- Conceptual Physics, (2)
Newton (3)
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Newton: As Newton Might Have Said It (But Did Not)
Cross-References
- Newton's Cosmic Norm of "At Rest"
- Newton vs. Einstein
- Newton Was a Noun
- Newton's First Law of Motion: RBF Restatement Of
- Newton's Second Law of Motion: RBF Restatement Of
New Universe
← Newton (3) | New York City →
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New Universe: Disclosure of Entirely New Universe in Next Decade:
"Since Earthians' astronomical measurements have only been conducted for a few thousand years, and nine-tenths of the information has been accumulated in the last five centuries, to be conservative, we can say that 11,000 years exploration has brought in data covering 11 billion years.
"The ratio 11,000 - 1 clearly manifests a
11 billion 1 million
high-order experiential acceleration in the rate of information gaining. Thus we take not of how blacked really little we know and alert ourselves to the probability that the next decade will disclose what in effect must seem an entirely new Universe--so much more of the cosmically eternal a priori mystery will have been vouchsafed to us."
New York City
← New Universe | New York City →
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New York City:
"The appropriate metaphor for New York City is that of a ship. All of the equipment and the data are there. The ship is not sunk. The pumps all work.
"The people of New York could take one of several routes:
-- U.S. Army; they could turn it over to the Army to run it, but this would be fascist.
-- Communist; to go communist would be equally unthinkable.
-- Unions; they could accept the leadership of the unions.
"The union heads with all their talent and leadership could decide to operate the city. The confrontation of the unions has not been so much with the city itself as it has been with the banks, the bankers, and their paper money game. The union leaders should issue their own paper money scrip and enlist the support of all the other union leaders in the country. It is a game of paper money; they might as well play their own."
- Cite RBF via telephone from Djakarta to EJA; revised statement for N.Y. Times, 31 Jul'75
New York City
← New York City | New York City →
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The city physically will stay there, but New York is obsolete. Factories, harbor, warehouses-- all these have gone elsewhere. They only way to make New York work would be if the people decided to make it work. If everybody said, 'My life is involved, my family is involved,' and started to work cooperatively, it could be made to work. I don't know any other way.
New York City
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When I was young the architects and their patrons assumed, and in fact hoped, that their great buildings would be permanent contributions to the world scene. Though the architects... thought of their buildings in this way, I have seen three separate sets of permanent buildings in New York City pulled down to be replaced by another set of assumedly permanent buildings, with the whole unexpected evolutionary displacement phenomenon repeating itself again. I have, in effect, seen three permanent waves of architecture forsaken and replaced by other permanent waves as the waves flowed northward on Manhattan Island. In the last 15 years I have seen two- and three-story-high cities of the world transformed into identical-building type skyscraper cities.
New York
← New York City | New York City (1) →
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New York:
"New York is a continual evolutionary process of evacuations, demolitions, removals, temporarily vacant lots, new installations and repeat. This process is identical in principle to the annual rotation of crops in farm acreage-- plowing, planting the new seed, harvesting, plowing under, and putting in another type of crop....
"Most people think of the building operations blocking New York's streets as temporary annoyances, soon to disappear in a static peace. They still think of permanence as normal, a hangover from the Newtonian view of the Universe. But those who have lived in and with New York since the beginning of the century have literally experienced living with Einsteinian relativity."
(Original citation & context at New York City, (1)(2), 1964)
- RBF quoted by Alvin Toffler in FUTURE SHOCK, p.51, 1970
New York City (1)
← New York | New York City (2) →
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New York City:
"Viewed from a ship entering New York harbor or from a plane coming in over the city, New York appears as an enormous complex of hard, permanent towers--crystalline asparagus. But these 'permanents' are as impermanent as women's hairdo's. New York City's permanent-wave architecture is in fact a progressively rippling dynamic wave system. The last half-century has seen three successive replacements of would-be-permanent New York City buildings.
"New York is a continual evolutionary process of evacuations, demolitions, removals, temporarily vacant lots, new installations, and repeat. This process is identical in principle to the annual rotation of crops in farm acreage--plowing, planting the new seed, harvesting, plowing under, and putting in another type of crop.
"New York's dynamic pattern of continually accelerating transformation was entirely unpremeditated by its static-minded, permanence-intending designers and their patrons. Up to the time when its earliest skyscrapers were built (the first was the Tower Building at 50 Broadway, completed in 1889 and demolished in 1914), its stone buildings, fine"
New York City (2)
← New York City (1) | New York City (3) →
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residences, banks, and commercial structures were thought of by architects, owners, and the public as 'permanent' monuments of their conceivers' era. And the building arts being the most laggard of all men's activities, this conception of buildings as 'permanent' still persists in most men's minds. Most people look upon the building operations blocking New York's streets--the piles of sand and brick, the huge cranes fishing steel girders from curb-parked trucks--as temporary annoyances, soon to disappear in a static peace. They still think of permanence as normal, a hangover from the Newtonian view of the Universe. But those who have lived in and with New York since the beginning of this century have literally experienced living with Einsteinian relativity.
"Said Newton, in the first phase of his first law of motion, 'A body persists in a state of rest' (and then as an afterthought, 'or in a line of motion') except as it is affected by another body. This Newtonian norm of 'at rest' which means without change, has long been the base line of all our economic charts. From this point of view all events and"
New York City (3)
← New York City (2) | New York City →
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"their growth curves are abnormal. On such charts the curves of industrial and economic performance rise abnormally above, or more normally fall back to, or parallel with, the base-line norm of 'no change.' The would-be conservators of peace and of economic health have throughout history sought to 'iron out' the abnormal humps, to 'return to normal,' to no change.
"Einstein's relativity theory, evolved early in the century, made the static verities of Newtonian mechanics untenable. But it took almost a half-century for the dynamics of Einstein's relativity to emerge in the daily papers as the atomic bomb, followed by a pattern of dynamic events clearly demonstrating that accelerating change is normal--just as normal as the human appetite for news of the accelerating accomplishment of breakthroughs that swiftly expand man's domain in the Universe.
"To the Newtonian conservative, the deliberately accelerated obsolescence of structures and equipment, such as we see everywhere about us in contemporary New York, constitutes waste. To the Einsteinian conservative, obsolete structures and equipment are a new mine of selectively concentrated chemical elements--a fundamental resource of the industrial"
Citations
- WAVE TRANSFORMATION OF THE CITY, N.Y. Guidebook, 1964
New York City
← New York City (3) | New York City →
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"commonwealth. The materials from this mine are the means of realizing ever more advanced design out of our improving scientific potentials. As a consequence, metal scrap and plastic scrap now recirculate increasingly.
"New inventions increase our productive capacity per man-hour and per pound of resource--our 'performance capability', as it is called. Every time we mine obsolete structures or equipment for metal or plastic to use in improved designs, we get increased performance out of the same tonnage of fundamental chemical resources. Which suggests, for instance, that we should take all the obsolete two-ton automobiles off the road, melt them up, and produce from the resulting scrap twice as many one-ton automobiles, each of higher capability than the former cars in terms of performance per passenger and of fuel gallons per safely accomplished higher-velocity mile.
"All the world's great cities that grew up prior to New York were products of the Newtonian 'no change' norms. Their romance lies in their preoccupation with man's historical-bastioned past. What makes New York City 'the most important something' in all history is that long before the atomic" Cite "WAVE TRANSFCR:ATION OF THE CITY, N.Y. GUIDEBOOK, 1964
New York City
← New York City | New York City →
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"bomb hit the front page, this city had become the first Einsteinian reality. Its romance is its living manifestation of history continually in the making. Its streets and districts gradually grow, swell, transform, and disappear altogether. In the 'gay '90s' New York's great exposition and sports building on Madison Square was known as Madison Square Garden. In 1924, the owners of that building built a new modern Madison Square Garden 1/2 miles north of Madison Square on Eighth Avenue. New York's Bowery, now the deadbeat's lingering threshold to death, was once the most splendid of growing New York's districts and boasted its Bowery Savings Bank. The Bowery Savings Bank now has its main office five miles north of the Bowery on East 42nd Street. The Madison Avenue of the 'gay '90s' 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 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"
Citations
- #AVE TRANSFORMATION OF THE CITY, N.Y. Guidebook. 1964
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← New York City | New York City →
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New York City:
"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 conditionable 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.
"Propaganda, like most of New York's manufactured products, has little weight or physical substance. Pittsburgh produces steel; Chicago warehouses wheat, steel, and cattle. New York manufactures pattern abstractions. London's stock market, the Paris Bourse, and other world exchanges long predate New York in the exchange of abstract enterprise equities, but New York today centralizes all the world's anticipatory discounting of forwardly reckonable values.
"The United Nations' world headquarters came naturally to New York as the most concentrated pattern-processing and exchanging center. New York is today the world's chief publishing"
New York City
← New York City | New York City →
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"headquarters, its leading drama and art market. One Oklahoma stockyard, last year, collected and sent forward to the slaughter house a nose-to-tail chain of cattle 550 miles long. New York's two million typewriters and calculating machines last years produced rows of letters and figures long enough to run 20 ribbons between the planets Earth and Venus when these two are in closest proximity.
"The ideas in which New York traffics emanate from all around the Earth. It is the world's greatest import-export idea exchange. New York is not an idea factory, nor an idea mine, nor an idea garden, but it is the world's point of highest velocity in idea exchanging. As such, New York is the world's greatest traffic center in hopes and fears, valid or invalid.
"There are but relatively few native New Yorkers. Its population is transient. The average residence is three years. Visitors to New York from around the world frequently assert antipathy to New York's coldness and bigness. They have not seen the New York we have been describing. They have seen one frame of a moving picture. It looks static."
Citations
- WAVE TRANSFORMATION OF THE CITY, N.Y. Guidebook, 1964
New York City
← New York City | New York City →
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Only the old-time New Yorkers can know the great transforming dynamics and, more importantly, the city's myriad of rich abstract resources. Because pure abstractions such as love, hate, happiness, and inspiration are as invisible as they are nonmerchandisable, all the real meaning of New York is both invisible and nonmarketed. The lucky few millions who are old-time New Yorkers usually love New York passionately-for they know not why specifically.
While the statistical voices warn us that the world population threatens to crowd itself off the Earth, it is comforting to discover that New York City's buildings could contain the whole population of the Earth with no more crowding than that experienced at a cocktail party--not room for anyone to lie down but all under cover. New York is so knit together with underground wires, tubes, cables, and pipes--that in effect Manhattan Island could be lifted in one piece and stood upon end, its roadways and tunnels acting as its supporting columns with Battery Park on top and Harlem as its base. In such a position its subways would become elevators and its elevators subway shuttles.
- Cite WAVE TRANSFORMATION OF CITY, Y.F. Guidebook, 1964
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← New York City | New York City →
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"Its street level is not the bottom level of New York. Legal statutes adopted by early Knickerbocker burgers required that when the utility companies dug up its streets and inserted pipes, cables, and subways, they should thereafter put all the same earth back where they found it and the city would then resurface it. This the public utilities have done to the letter. The earth tucked back into the street is no more the Earth's natural top crust than is the earth tucked into the flower pots high above in Manhattan's skyscraper apartments. The concrete and steel intrusions, below the streets and buildings, have become so multitudinous and penetrate at so many levels that they reach hundreds of feet below the theoretical surface. Like an iceberg, structural and mechanical Manhattan is now chiefly below the surface.
"Old-time New Yorkers remember the unique commercial districts--the leather district around Gold Street; the tea and spice districts along Water, Front, and Pearl Streets; the cotton and linen district on White Street; the machinery exchanges of Lafayette Street; and the great Gansevoort, Washington, and Manhattan market districts. These districts have been almost wholly diffused into uptown invisible districts. The real"
New York City
← New York City | New York City (1) →
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New York City:
"The real long-time New Yorker knows, however, that nothing has gone from New York and that its interests have multiplied a thousandfold. The unique vortexes continually transform and interchange.
"Old-world church and cathedral spires were originally conceived and built to reach high above the surrounding houses and stores. In New York one can look down from on high into a deep valley wherein minusculc spires reach up from the bottom like fine jewelry spicules,for, unlike business enterprises, the churches have usually been unable to move and have been swallowed by the commercial avalanche, being no longer the centers of their parish dwellings. But their spires as yet inspire when, in our thoughts, our eyes wander down into those New York deeps wherein approximately all that is physically left of yesterday is wedded with the physical of today, and we remember that we are as yet 'quick' and not dead, and that yesterday only the dead were normal, and that New York City is now being synchronized with the dynamism of the quick whose norm is Einstein's c², that is 186,000 times 186,000 miles per second, the normal rate at which we see."
New York City (1)
← New York City | New York City →
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'I lift up mine eyes unto the hills from whence cometh my help' --possibly because of all our faculties, it is only our eyes that can apprehend the distant presence of the high hills--a presence of which we are informed by radiation from the Sun, reflected from the hills to our eyes at 186,000 miles per second, all of which seems so instantaneous that we mistakenly say that we 'lift our eyes.' And we know that no man--no mere human being--invented that velocity, nor its reliable regularity throughout the full spectrum range of all electromagnetic wave phenomena, nor the regularity of its ultra-high-frequency inter-trafficking.
"Men of yesterday looked outwardly 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 to the macrocosm and inward to the microcosm, they thought of as turbulent, random, and chaotic." - Cite WAVE TRANSFORMATION OF THE CITY, N.Y. Guidebook, 1964
New York City
← New York City (1) | New York City →
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New York City:
"Men of the Einstein Age are discovering the universal orderliness of constant, comprehensive transformation, utterly transcendental in the exquisite and magnificent orderliness of its wavelength and frequency when compared to the crude, disorderly, conscious thinking and articulation of mere humans.
"And as the bees intent upon their honey-commerce are utterly unaware of the pollination-function of their bumbling tails, which inadvertently and unbeknownst to the bees service the organization of tomorrow's flowers and honey sources, so are the little, local real-estate manipulators and separate venture builders who redot the New York City map utterly unaware of their part in the--only retrospectively scannable-- comprehensive orderliness of New York City's transformative growth. That growth is an invisible function of all men's experience of all history, translated now into the world-surrounding, dynamically functioning industrial network-system in which New York City is, for the moment, the most radiant communication-relaying center on Planet Earth."
- Cite WAVE TRANSFORMATION OF THE CITY, N.Y. Guidebook, 1964
New York City
← New York City | New York City (1) →
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New York City:
"New York City! A one-piece dormitory, work, and play shop 300 square miles in the horizontal plane and 30 to 1,000 feet in thickness."
- Cite NINE CHAINS TO THE MOON, p.2, 1938
New York City (1)
← New York City | New York City (2) →
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Cross-References
- Population Density: Manhattan Cocktail Party
- Population Density: Manhattan Jet Dispersal
- University: New York City as a Vast University
- Dome Over Manhattan
New York City (2)
← New York City (1) | Niagara Falls →
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Cross-References
- City, (3)
- City as Center of Abstract Intercourse, (1)(2)
- Everybody's Business, (1)
- North-south Mobility of World Man, (1)
- Fortress Mentality, 12 May'77
Niagara Falls
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Nice
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Nice:
"Nice means comprehensively adequate and of incisive fit."
- Cite RBF to Ron Goodfellow; Philadelphia, PA: 29 Jul'76
Night
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Nine
← Night | Nine Chains to the Moon →
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Each prime structural system in Universe has nine separate and unique states of existence-- four positive, four negative, plus one schematic unfolded nothingness state... the same schematic 'game' set-up as that of physics' quantum mechanics with four positive and four negative quanta as we go from a central nothingness equilibrium to first one, then two, then three, then four, high-frequency, regenerated, alternate, equi-integrity, tetrahedral quanta.
- Citation & context at Geometrical Functions of Nine, (3)(4), 16 May'75
Nine Chains to the Moon
← Nine | Nine Chains to the Moon →
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Remember the original subtitle of 'Nine Chains to the Moon' was 'an Adventure Story of Thought.' Not very different from the subtitle of 'Synergetics.'
Nine Chains to the Moon
← Nine Chains to the Moon | Nine Chains to the Moon (1) →
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Nine Chains to the Moon:
"The title Nine Chains to the Moon was chosen to encourage and stimulate the broadest attitude toward thought. Simultaneously, it emphasizes the littleness of our Universe from the mind viewpoint. A statistical cartoon would show that if, in imagination, all the people of the world were to stand upon one another's shoulders, they would make nine complete chains between the Earth and the Moon. If it is not so far to the Moon, then it is not so far to the limits-- whatever, whenever, and wherever they may be."
"Limits are what we have feared. So much has been done to make us conscious of our infinite physical smallness that the time has come to dare to include the complete Universe in our rationalizing."
- Citation and context at Rationalization Sequence (5), 1938
Nine Chains to the Moon (1)
← Nine Chains to the Moon | Nine Chains to the Moon (2) →
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Nine Chains to the Moon (2)
← Nine Chains to the Moon (1) | Nine: None: Zero →
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Nine: None: Zero
← Nine Chains to the Moon (2) | Nine = None = Zero →
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There is an octave pattern in every system and every time we come to nine-- whether it be 3 + 6, 2 + 7, or 8 + 1-- it is zero. Waves are octave and one reason they do not interfere with each other is because of the zero.....
Nine = None = Zero
← Nine: None: Zero | Nine = None = Zero →
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Nine = None = Zero:
"Nine is zero
Nine is none
None (Lat.) is none
N-one = not one = none."
- Cite RBF holograph at Table of Indigs, 2 Mar'73
Nine = None = Zero
← Nine = None = Zero | Nine Nineness (1) →
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Nine = None = Zero:
"Indigs can be played only with one through nine. Nine is zero = nain = none = nothing. Zero effect.
"'Casting out nines,' means working only with the energy left over after the nines have been taken out."
- Cite RBF to EJA, Chas H. Wolf, Fairfield, Conn., 18 Jun'71
Nine Nineness (1)
← Nine = None = Zero | Nine: Nineness (2) →
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Interwave behavior of Number
Nucleus = Nine = Nothing
Octantation
Zero-nineness
Geometrical Function of Nine
'Begeted' Eightness
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Nine: Nineness (2)
← Nine Nineness (1) | Nineteen Twenty-seven 1927 →
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Cross-References
- Cube: Volume-3 Cube, 16 Dec'73
- Indig, 3 Mar'73
- Synergetic Constant, Jul'57
- Zero Wave, 9 Mar'73
Nineteen Twenty-seven 1927
← Nine: Nineness (2) | Nineteen Seventy-two: 1972: History's Most Critical Year →
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- Fuller, R.B: Crisis of, 1927
Nineteen Seventy-two: 1972: History's Most Critical Year
← Nineteen Twenty-seven 1927 | Nineteen →
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Cross World Product Sequence, (2)(3)
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Nineteen
← Nineteen Seventy-two: 1972: History's Most Critical Year | Ninety Degrees →
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Cross-References
- Closest Packing of Spheres, 29 May'72
- Tetrahedroning, (2)(3)
- Twenty, (1)
Ninety Degrees
← Nineteen | Ninety Degreeness vs. 180-degreeness →
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Ninety Degrees:
"Gradually humanity as a whole is beginning to realize that it is not just a matter of idealistic 'unselfishness' but a synergetic effect of all the great generalized principles governing the Universe that the Universe and its evolving transformations are cooperative only in 90 degrees, or orbitally interlinking, directions; that is, circumferentially. 'I go for my honey' is linear, specialized, disintegrative. Ideologies, sovereign states, corporations, bureaucracies, bureaucrats-- all are linearly programmed, biased, and competitive."
- Citation and context at Ecology Sequence (E)(F), 5 Jun'73
Ninety Degreeness vs. 180-degreeness
← Ninety Degrees | Ninety Degreeness (1) →
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Cross-References
- Critical Proximity, May'71
Ninety Degreeness (1)
← Ninety Degreeness vs. 180-degreeness | Ninety Degreeness (2) →
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Cross-References
- Charts, (1)
- Rectilinear
- Right Angle
- Trigonometric Limit
- XYZ Coordinate System
- Precession & Degrees of Freedom
- Precession of Side effects & Primary Effects
- Primary vs. Side Effects
- Sixty Degreeness vs. Ninety Degreeness
Ninety Degreeness (2)
← Ninety Degreeness (1) | Ninety-two Elements →
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Cross-References
- Distaff, 22 Jul'71
- Ecology Sequence
- ahedron, Oct (2)
- Sphericalahedron, Oct
- Precession
- Compression, 19 Jun'71
- Triacontrahedron, 31 Jul'77
Ninety-two Elements
← Ninety Degreeness (2) | Ninety-two Elements →
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Ninety-two Elements:
"....The chemical elements are not things, they are behaviors...."
Ninety-two Elements
← Ninety-two Elements | Ninety-Two Elements →
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Nature does not have any pollutants. She has only chemical elements. The eternally regenerative Universe depends very heavily on the very valuable total inventory of those chemical elements. They are not things; they are behaviors, all the reciprocal behaviors of the regenerative Universe having their innate frequencies.
- Tape #2, transcript p.5; RBF to W. Wolf, 15 Jun'74
Ninety-Two Elements
← Ninety-two Elements | Ninety-Two Elements →
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"All the fundamental nuclear simplexes of the 92 inherently self-regenerative physical Universe elements are a priori to human mind formulation and invention and are only discoverable by mind."
- Citation and context at Designi: Apriori Design vs. Deliberate Design, 13 Mar'73
Ninety-Two Elements
← Ninety-Two Elements | Ninety-Two Elements →
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Ninety-Two Elements:
"The 92 regenerative chemical elements themselves are only non-dissipatable and are only re-circulatable."
- Cite World Game, 29 Jun'72
Ninety-Two Elements
← Ninety-Two Elements | Ninety-Two Elements →
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Each of the chemical elements are pattern integrities formed by their self-knotting, inwardly precessing, periodically synchronized self-interferences.
Ninety-Two Elements
← Ninety-Two Elements | Ninety-Two Elements →
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Ninety-Two Elements:
"Unique pattern evolvement constitutes elementality. What is unique about each of the 92 self-regenerative chemical elements is their nonrepetitive pattern evolvement which terminates with the third layer of 92."
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Citation at Elementality, 25 Aug'71
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Cite RBF Insert Synergetics text, \hrefhttps://www.buckyverse.org/en/synergetics/content/chapters/400-system#section-416.40416.4, Bear Island, 25 August 1971.
Ninety-Two Elements
← Ninety-Two Elements | Ninety-Two Elements →
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Ninety-Two Elements:
"... Planets, stars, galaxies, and their contained behaviors such as the periodic regularities of the chemical elements are all design-accomplishments."
- Citation and context at Design (1), 9 Apr'71
Ninety-Two Elements
← Ninety-Two Elements | Ninety-Two Elements →
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Ninety-Two Elements:
"...The 92 regenerative chemical elements of associative energy or of the various radiations of energy in its disassociative phase."
- Citation and context at Optical Motion Spectrum (1)(2), 4 Mar'69
Ninety-Two Elements
← Ninety-Two Elements | Ninety-Two Elements →
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Ninety-Two Elements:
"What is unique about each of the 92 regenerative chemical elements is their unique behavioral-- or energetical-- characteristics."
Ninety-Two Elements
← Ninety-Two Elements | Ninety-Two Elements →
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Ninety-Two Elements:
"Each of the chemical elements are pattern integrities in the form of local self-interferences."
- Cite OREGON Lecture #5 - p. 164, 9 Jul '62
Ninety-Two Elements
← Ninety-Two Elements | Ninety-Two Elements →
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No longer do I want to talk about the chemical elements as things, but as pattern integrities. Each one is a unique pattern integrity and each one of them is in a sense a form of knots. So we get where there are chemical compounds and the knots tend to be interlinkable and they will catch on one another. This one is holding together all right, but this ball of twine and this ball of twine, suddenly one weaves into the other every so often and associates.
Ninety-Two Elements
← Ninety-Two Elements | Ninety-Two Elements →
RBF Definitions
"The 92 regenerative chemical elements are the basic inventory of Cosmic Absolutes.
[Of Prime Elements]
"The family consists of 92 unique sets from 1 to 92 electron-proton counts inclusive, and none other.
"Those subsequently_isolated elements beyond 92 [Constitute super atomics]; they are the nonselfregenerative chemical elements of negative universe."
Citations
- MUSIC Pp 45-50, 10 Dec'64
Ninety-Two Elements
← Ninety-Two Elements | Ninety-Two Elements →
Index Entry
Ninety-Two Elements:
"The original chaotic disposition of (the) ninety-two regenerative chemical elements is gradually being converted by the industrial principle to orderly separation and systematic distribution over the face of earth in structural or mechanical arrangements of active or potential leverage-augmentation."
"... the aspect of energy as mass, inventoried as the ninety-two regenerative chemical elements which constitute earth and its enclosing film of alternating liquid-gaseous sequence."
- Cite COMPREHENSIVE DESIGNING (I&I), P. 177, 1 Jun'49
Ninety-Two Elements
← Ninety-Two Elements | Ninety-Two Elements →
Index Entry
Unique behavior constitutes elementality. - Cite Lat, p. 189 "Design For Survivai=2Blad Dat=.ua Clementcred - Citation & context at Science (2), Jan'49
Ninety-Two Elements
← Ninety-Two Elements | Ninety-two Elements as Cargoes of Energy →
Index Entry
"All the first ninety-two chemical'elements' are the finitely comprehensive set of purely abstract 'physical' principles governing all the fundamental cases of dynamically symmetrical vectorial geometries and their systematically self-knotting precessionally regenerative in-shunting events."
-
Cite Comprehensive Anticipatory Design Science (Ltr. to Jonas Salk.)
-
Cite NO MORE SECOND HALF GOD, p. 103 9 Apr'40
Ninety-two Elements as Cargoes of Energy
← Ninety-Two Elements | Ninety-Two Elements: Chart of Rate of Acquisition (1) →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Wealth, 1947
Ninety-Two Elements: Chart of Rate of Acquisition (1)
← Ninety-two Elements as Cargoes of Energy | Ninety Two Elements Chart of Rate of Acquisition (2) →
Index Entry
Ninety-Two Elements: Chart of Rate of Acquisition:
"I have sought fundamental information on the experiences of man on Earth which might govern the shape of all developments men are experiencing. Charts of inventions, for example, are not satisfactory as the list is open-ended and is difficult to assess in terms of the relative importance of specific inventions. The significant area of information is the rate at which scientists have successively isolated the chemical elements.
"This is the most important pattern of discovery with which man deals, embracing, as it does, all physical phenomena. The rate at which man found chemical elements seems to be the key controlling the development of the application of science to technology, and following from this, the application and effect of that technology on economics and, ultimately, the effect of the new technology on society itself."
"The chart... 'Profile of the Industrial Revolution,' begins"
Ninety Two Elements Chart of Rate of Acquisition (2)
← Ninety-Two Elements: Chart of Rate of Acquisition (1) | Ninety-Two Elements: Chart of Rate of Acquisition (3) →
Index Entry
"begins with the year A.D. 1200 going up to A.D. 2000. We begin with a list of nine elements: carbon, lead, tin, mercury, silver, copper, sulphur, gold, and iron, which were known to man at the opening of our history. We do not know when they were first isolated or knowingly used. The first known isolation of a chemical element is arsenic, in 1200. Following this, there is a 200-year gap and we come to antimony; another 200-year gap and we come to phosphorus. Then the gap narrows to 75 years and we have cobalt. From here on we average an isolation of an element every two years. It is an extraordinary period in history that the rate begins to accelerate.
"If you check the date 1730, not long before the American Revolution, you will notice that there are some separate shoulders or plateaus, appearing on the chart. Those shoulders are slowdowns when we have major wars-- the American Revolution, various civil wars, and World War I. They show that pure science does not prosper at the time of war-- which is contrary to all popular notions. Scientists are made to apply science in wartime, rather than look for fundamental information.
"We can also see that in 1932, which was thought to be the"
Ninety-Two Elements: Chart of Rate of Acquisition (3)
← Ninety Two Elements Chart of Rate of Acquisition (2) | Ninety-Two Elements: Chart of Rate of Acquisition →
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"depth of the depression, man made his 92nd isolation of a chemical element. This completed the element table representing the full family now mastered by man-- in the sense of his ability to repeat element isolation and to rearrange elements, as fundamental ingredients of physical environment, in preferred patterns of use. From this point on we may notice something strange. Previous to completion of the table, element isolation occurred irregularly-- for example, element number 19 would be the 43rd element isolated; the 45th isolation would number 30, etc. With the post-uraniums the isolations show an absolute regularity of increase-- they come in by number. Man begins to control consciously the rate of development of his capability.
"We must note this in reviewing the contiguous developments in environment control (as shown at the top of the chart). Just as man is able to go into cold climates by putting on fur skins, or into hot by taking off clothes, he enters more hostile environments by having more control devices. The development of these devices is a fundamental measure of man's degree of advantage over his environment. The first time, to our knowledge, that he goes around the world in an invention was, as"
Ninety-Two Elements: Chart of Rate of Acquisition
← Ninety-Two Elements: Chart of Rate of Acquisition (3) | Ninety-Two Elements Chart of Rate of Acquisition →
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shown on the chart, in a wooden sailing ship. It comes after the second isolation. Then there is a gap of 350 years and he now goes around the world in a steel steamship. This is an entirely new magnitude of control, no longer dependent on the wind. Upon this, there swiftly follows the world journey in an aluminum airplane, then in an exotic metals rocket. There is a very great contraction in time between these developments. The wooden ship takes two years to circumnavigate the Earth; the steamship, two months, the airplane two days, and the orbiting satellite just over an hour. We have at least three accelerations of accelerating accelerations involved here.
The consequence of what we have considered then, in relation to our charting is that the next point for a significant new chapter would be around 1975, nine years from now. What that will be we can only guess at-- sending ourselves around the world by radio?
The key realization is the degree of acceleration of change, and that better than 99 percent of all important technologies affecting such change are invisible. Man cannot see what is going on. He cannot 'see' the chemistries; he cannot see the
Ninety-Two Elements Chart of Rate of Acquisition
← Ninety-Two Elements: Chart of Rate of Acquisition | Ninety-two Elements: Chart of Rate of Acquisition →
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Ninety-Two Elements: Chart of Rate of Acquisition:
"alloys. Most of the important rates and patterns of change cannot be apprehended by him directly in a sensorial manner. Not only does man have a very narrow range of tunability in the electromagnetic spectrum where he can actually see, but he also has a very narrow spectrum of motion apprehension. He cannot see the hands of the clock moving, or the stars, or any of the atoms in motion."
- Cite THE YEAR 2000 reprinted in AD, Feb'67
Ninety-two Elements: Chart of Rate of Acquisition
← Ninety-Two Elements Chart of Rate of Acquisition | Ninety-two Elements Chart of Rate of Acquisition (1) →
RBF Definitions
This comprehensive curve of the chronological rate of acquisition of knowledge concerning the pure science absolutes separated out from all other events of history may be inspected as the basic means of prediction of inherent technical and social events--immediate or somewhat distant."
- Citation and context at Science, 1947
Ninety-two Elements Chart of Rate of Acquisition (1)
← Ninety-two Elements: Chart of Rate of Acquisition | Ninety-two Elements Chart of Rate of Acquisition (2) →
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Cross-References
Ninety-two Elements Chart of Rate of Acquisition (2)
← Ninety-two Elements Chart of Rate of Acquisition (1) | Ninety-Two Elements: Periodic Regularities of →
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Cross-References
- Science, 1947
- Science: Pure & Applied, 8 Sep'75
Ninety-Two Elements: Periodic Regularities of
← Ninety-two Elements Chart of Rate of Acquisition (2) | Ninety-Two Elements (1) →
Index Entry
Ninety-Two Elements: Periodic Regularities of:
"The omni-interorderliness, per se, characterizing the chemical elements' component periodicities, as well as the electromagnetic wavelength and frequency regularities of the 92 regenerative chemical elements, which hold true-- and exploratorily reliable-- throughout the macro and micro-cosmic behaviors of energy-- as radiation or matter-- is consistent throughout the thus-far explored multibillion light-year ranges of the astrophysical, symphonic scenario Universe."
- Cite RBF Ltr. to Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, 4 Jan '70, p.1.
Ninety-Two Elements (1)
← Ninety-Two Elements: Periodic Regularities of | Ninety-Two Elements (2) →
Index Entry
Ninety-Two Elements: Periodic Regularities Of:
(The generalized laws first disclosed by Avogadro, compounded with Boyle's chemical law, to informedly inspire Mendeleev...)
"To differentiate out and predict
The existence of a closed family
Of ninety-two
Regenerative chemical elements.
These elements, when found,
They said would display
Such-and-such
Unique and orderly characteristics,
And they mathematically identified in advance
The respective constituent quantities
Of the as yet undiscovered discrete characteristics
Of the as yet undiscovered elements.
All the members of this interregenerative
Information relay team
Did not know one another personally.
Their accumulatively inspired prediction occurred
At the historical moment
When, a century ago--
Only fifty-two
Cite INTUITION, p.18, May '72
Ninety-Two Elements (2)
← Ninety-Two Elements (1) | Ninety-Two Elements: Periodic Regularities Of (3) →
Index Entry
Ninety-Two Elements: Periodic Regularities Of:
"Of the ninety-two
Of those heretofore unexpected chemical elements
Had as yet been discovered
And physically isolated
By humans on Earth-- . . .
Mendeleyev, attempting scientifically
To find an order
In which to set
The first fifty-two chemical elements
Inadvertently uncovered
A previously unknown
System of regularities
Common to all fifty-two,
Which, if their implied generalization
Proved in due course
To hold true,
Would require the presence in Universe
Of the additional unknown forty
To fill in the membership vacancies
Occurring in the revealed periodic behaviors
Of the already discovered chemical elements.
- Cite INTUITION, pp.18-19, May '72
Ninety-Two Elements: Periodic Regularities Of (3)
← Ninety-Two Elements (2) | Ninety-Two elements →
Index Entry
Since Mendeleyev's prediction,
Every few years--
One by one--
All ninety-two have been identified
As being present in various abundances
In all the known stars of the heavens,
While ninety-one of them
Have been isolated by scientists
Somewhere on planet Earth,
And all of them have the exact characteristics
Predicted by Mendeleyev and his colleagues.
"And all the foregoing
Subjective harvesting--
Accomplished by individuals
Bound together
By naught other than intellectual integrity--
Has enabled still other
Remotely exploring
Educatively inspired individuals
First to discover
Then inventively to employ
- Cite INTUITION, pp.19-20, May '72
Ninety-Two elements
← Ninety-Two Elements: Periodic Regularities Of (3) | Ninety-two Elements Periodic Regularities Of (1) →
Index Entry
Ninety-Two elements: Periodic Regularities Of:
"The originally unknown
Uniquely recombining
Synergetic behaviors--
In structural groupings--
Of those ninety-two regenerative elements,
Thereby attaining utterly surprising
Structural, mechanical,
Chemical and electromagnetic characteristics,
Which have enormously increased
The relative advantage
Of ever-increasing numbers of humans
To cope with the challenges of life
by accomplishing ever more difficult tasks,
Previously considered impossible to do;
With ever less
Time, weight and energy investments,
Augmented exponentially
By ever-greater investment of unweighables
Of the metaphysical resources--
Of hours of thoughtful reconsiderations,
Anticipations, conceptualising,
Searchings and researchings
Calculations and experiments."
- Cite INTUITION, p.20, May '72
Ninety-two Elements Periodic Regularities Of (1)
← Ninety-Two elements | Ninety-two Elements Periodic Regularities Of (2) →
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Cross-References
Ninety-two Elements Periodic Regularities Of (2)
← Ninety-two Elements Periodic Regularities Of (1) | Ninety-Two Tendencies to Self-Impoundment of Energy →
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Cross-References
- Resonance, 18 Jun'71
- Individuality & Degrees of Freedom, (2)
Ninety-Two Tendencies to Self-Impoundment of Energy
← Ninety-two Elements Periodic Regularities Of (2) | Ninety-two Elements: Unique Frequencies →
Index Entry
Ninety-Two Tendencies to Self-Impoundment of Energy:
"... As we come to explore for the fundamental principles of interpotentials and interactions called atoms, we find that, despite the stronomical number of aspects and events, only a few principles of behavior pervade the whole of Universe as, for instance, 92 tendencies to self-impoundment of energy;..."
Ninety-two Elements: Unique Frequencies
← Ninety-Two Tendencies to Self-Impoundment of Energy | Ninety-two Elements Four Unique Frequencies (1) →
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Four
Ninety-two Elements: Unique Frequencies:
"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 of the electromagnetic spectrum by a plurality of usually four unique frequencies characterizing each of the elements."
-
Citation & context at Matter, 9 Jul'62
-
Cite Oregon Lecture #5, pp.164-165, 9 Jul'62
Ninety-two Elements Four Unique Frequencies (1)
← Ninety-two Elements: Unique Frequencies | Ninety-two Elements: Unique Frequencies (2) →
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Cross-References
Ninety-two Elements: Unique Frequencies (2)
← Ninety-two Elements Four Unique Frequencies (1) | Ninety-two Elements (1) →
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Physics: Difference Between Physics and Chemistry, 22 Jun'72
Railroad Tracks: Great-circle Energy Tracks on the Surface of a Sphere (A)(B)
Cube & VE as Wave Propagating Model, 23 Feb'72
Cross-References
- Integer, 15 Oct'72
- Reality, 14 Oct'69
- Matter, 9 Jul'62*
- Meshing & Nonmeshing, 19 Oct'70
- Domains of Actions, 21 Dec'71
- Sweepout: Spherical Sweepout, (1)(2)
- Chess: Game of Universe, 7 Oct'71
- Orbital Escape from Critical Proximity, (3)
- Alloys, 30 May'75
- Geometrical Function of Nine, (7)
- Electromagnetic Spectrum, 26 Jan'76
- Heard & Unheard Resonances, 17 Jan'75
- Quantum Mechanics: Minimum Geometrical Fourness, (1)
Ninety-two Elements (1)
← Ninety-two Elements: Unique Frequencies (2) | Ninety-two Elements (2A) →
Cross Reference
Periodic Atomics
Cross-References
- Atom
- Chemical Phenomenon
- Cosmic Absolutes
- Elementality
- Man: Relative Abundance of Chemical Elements in Man and Universe
- Minimum Set of Patterns
- Periodic Table and Closest Packing
- Relative Abundance
- Superatomics
- Energy Involvement of 92 Elements
- Family of Chemical Elements
- Isotopes
Ninety-two Elements (2A)
← Ninety-two Elements (1) | Ninety-two Elements (2B) →
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Economic Accounting System (A)(D)
Cross-References
- A Priori, 19 Oct'70
- Complex & Simplex, May'72
- Cosmic, 3 Oct'72
- Design Science, 29 Jun'72
- Design, (1)
- Design: A Priori vs. Deliberate, 13 Mar'73*
- Elementality, 25 Aug'71*
- Eternal Designing Capability, (3)
- Frequency, 1970
- Industrialization, (2)
- Industrial Principle, 1 Jun'49*
- Intereffects, 25 Sep'73
- Integer, 15 Oct'72
- Invisible Colors, 4 Mar'69
- Meshing & Nonmeshing, 1970
- ahedron: Nuclear Asymmetric, Oct
- Optical Motion Spectrum, (1)(2)
Ninety-two Elements (2B)
← Ninety-two Elements (2A) | Ninety-eight Point Six →
Cross Reference
Human Beings & Complex Universe, (6)
Pollution, 24 Feb'72
Pollution Control (2)
Railroad Tracks: Great Circle Energy Tracks (B)
Relative Abundance, 9 Jul'62
Reciprocity (2)
Science (2)*
Universe, 4 Jan'70; 9 Jul'62; 15 Dec'71
Wealth, 1947
World Game, 29 Jun'72*
Scrap Sorting & Mongering (1)
Individual Universes, (1)
Single Integer Differentials, (1)
Coupler, 27 Jan'75
Orbital Escape from Critical Proximity, (4)
Geometrical Function of Nine, (7)
Darwin: Evolution May be Going the Other Way, 5 Jun'75
Closed System, 10 Nov'75
Building Industry, (11)
Kite as Model for Quark, 3 May'77
Communication, 21 Jun'77*
Cross-References
- Pattern Integrity, 25 Aug'71
Ninety-eight Point Six
← Ninety-two Elements (2B) | Niwrad →
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Cross-References
- Degrees: 98.6
Niwrad
← Ninety-eight Point Six | Nixon Richard M →
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Cross-References
Nixon Richard M
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Cross-References
- The One: Waterhate, 13 May'73
- United States: Most Difficult Sovereignty to Break Up, (2)
- Building Industry, (6)
No Absolute Debt
← Nixon Richard M | No Absolute Disorder →
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Cross-References
- Debt, 1944
- Deficit Accounting, Feb'67
No Absolute Disorder
← No Absolute Debt | No Absolute Identity →
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Cross-References
- Chaos, 1971
- Entropy, May'72
- Primordial, May'72
No Absolute Identity
← No Absolute Disorder | No Absolute Division Into Parts →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Noun, 1938
No Absolute Division Into Parts
← No Absolute Identity | No Absolute Enclosed Surface or Volume →
Index Entry
No Absolute Division Into Parts:
"There may be no absolute division of energetic Universe into isolated or noncommunicable parts..."
No Absolute Enclosed Surface or Volume
← No Absolute Division Into Parts | No Absolute Enclosed Surface or Volume →
Index Entry
No Absolute Enclosed Surface or Volume:
"As there may be no absolute division of energetic universe into isolated or non-communicable parts, there is no absolute enclosed surface or absolutely enclosed volume; therefore, no true or absolutely defined surface sphere integrity."
-
Cite MCHALE, Plate 16, caption 1962
-
Citation & context at Sphere Integrity: There Is No, 1962
No Absolute Enclosed Surface or Volume
← No Absolute Enclosed Surface or Volume | No Absolute Enclosed Surface or Volume (2) →
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Cross-References
No Absolute Enclosed Surface or Volume (2)
← No Absolute Enclosed Surface or Volume | No Absolute Time →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Frequency, Jun'71
No Absolute Time
← No Absolute Enclosed Surface or Volume (2) | No Absolute Understanding →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Eternity vs Energy, 2 May'78
No Absolute Understanding
← No Absolute Time | No Absolute Void →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Invisible Reality, May'72
No Absolute Void
← No Absolute Understanding | No Absolutes →
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No Absolute Void:
Cross-References
- Halo Concept;, 25 Apr'71; Jun'71
No Absolutes
← No Absolute Void | Noah's Ark →
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Cross-References
- No Absolute Division into Parts
- No Absolute Identity
- No Absolute Enclosed Surface or Volume
- No Sphere Integrity
- No Absolute Understanding
- No Absolute Disorder
- No Absolute Debt
- No Absolute Void
- No Absolute Time
Noah's Ark
← No Absolutes | No Altitudeless Triangle →
Index Entry
Noah's Ark:
"Project Noah's Ark
Discovering New Man Advantage
Summer, 1950"
No Altitudeless Triangle
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Systematic Realization, 20 Dec'74
Nobel Prize
← No Altitudeless Triangle | Nobility Nobles (1) →
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Cross-References
- Fuller, R.B: Nobel Prize
Nobility Nobles (1)
← Nobel Prize | Nobility Nobles →
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Cross-References
- Kings and Nobles
Nobility Nobles
← Nobility Nobles (1) | Nobody to Mark Your Paper →
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Cross-References
- Design Revolution: Pulling the Bottom Up
- Race, (2)(3)
Nobody to Mark Your Paper
← Nobility Nobles | No Breadth →
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Cross-References
- k Your Own Paper, Mar
No Breadth
← Nobody to Mark Your Paper | No Building Block →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Systematic Realization, 20 Dec'74
No Building Block
← No Breadth | No Building Blocks →
Index Entry
No Building Block:
"All monological explanations of Universe
Are inherently inadequate
And axiomatically fallacious.
There can be no single key
Nor unit building block of Universe."
- Cite INTUITION, p.13, May '72
No Building Blocks
← No Building Block | No Building Blocks (1) →
Index Entry
Man has an innate proclivity for wanting to monopolize, or to be monological. He wants to find the key, the building block. Every news reporter tries to talk in terms of 'finding the building blocks of universe.' But the physicists keep trying to tell society that it takes fundamental 'complementarity.' That is to say two different and complementarily 'building blocks.' They are the proton and the neutron. The two are intertransformable. But if one transforms to the other, the other does likewise. But they are always unique in themselves. You cannot build universe with just the rightness or leftness 'blocks' exclusively of one another.
No Building Blocks (1)
← No Building Blocks | No Building Blocks (2) →
Index Entry
No Building Blocks:
"Starting with the elementary viewpoint: you get a few things and put them together... The Darwinian idea. At his time the smallest thing you knew much about, you could look at it with a microscope, was a cell. We had again, Dalton, and his atoms, but not much was known about them in physics and basic chemistry. It came as a pretty nice idea from Darwin that he could seem to find the same cells occurring in all the things. You could say he started with the simplest cells and built up to the more complex cells. Cells were the building blocks.
"We have to note that man loves the idea of a building block. Man has a tremendous propensity for one thing. He wants the key. He loves to talk about the building block or the key.
"What the modern physicist has found, and what Oppenheimer was giving us in his farewell address on TV (although it was not his discovery) was the idea of fundamental complementarity. We discover that we are dealing in a Universe of functions and there is a plurality of unique patterns. They are not the same patterns and fundamental complementarity means that you"
No Building Blocks (2)
← No Building Blocks (1) | No Building Blocks →
RBF Definitions
"cannot talk about the Universe in terms of any one of them. There is no way you can talk about it in one. The oneness, or key, or building-block idea, has been found completely irrelevant by the physicists. It has no meaning at all."
Citations
- Oregon Lecture #5, p. 169, 9 Jul'62
No Building Blocks
← No Building Blocks (2) | No Building Blocks (1) →
Index Entry
No Building Blocks:
"... All present economic criteria ... generated generated from the limited facets of generalization which seek 'keys' or 'basic building parts' from which to predict wholes is fallacious and obsolete."
- Citation and context at [redacted] Hierarchy of Patterns, 1954 to Ltr. to Jim Fitzgibbons, [redacted]
No Building Blocks (1)
← No Building Blocks | No Building Blocks (2) →
Cross Reference
Darwin: Evolution May Be Going the Other Way
Key-keyhole Sequence
Monological
Cross-References
No Building Blocks (2)
← No Building Blocks (1) | No Center of Gravity →
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Cross-References
- A Priori Four-dimensional Reality, (2)
- Cosmic Accounting, 20 Dec'73
- Democritus, May'72
- Dictionary, (1)
- Education, 6 Mar'60
- Four-dimensional Reality, 30 Apr'77
- Hierarchy of Patterns, 1954
- Intertransformable, Jun'66
- Mutual Survival Principles, (3)
- Particle, 6 Jul'62
- Quantum Sequence, (3)
- Tetrahedron, 26 Apr'77
- Twenty Questions, (1)(2)
- You & I as Pattern Integrities, 22 Jan'75
- Human Beings & Complex Universe, (2)(3)(6)
No Center of Gravity
← No Building Blocks (2) | No Change (1) →
Cross Reference
(Sec. \hrefhttps://www.buckyverse.org/en/synergetics/content/chapters/1000-omnitopology#section-1030.201030.20)
Cross-References
- Gravitational System Zone, 14 Jan'55
No Change (1)
← No Center of Gravity | No Change (2) →
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Cross-References
No Change (2)
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Cross-References
- Charts, 3 Oct'73
- Now, 14 Feb'72
- Truth as Progressive Diminution of Residual Error, 1 Feb'75
No Chaos
← No Change (2) | No Chemistry of Life (2) →
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Cross-References
- Integrity, 24 Jan'72
No Chemistry of Life (2)
← No Chaos | No Physical Entity Cold →
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Life, 5 Jun'75
Cross-References
- Life is Not Physical, 5 Jun'75 (2)
No Physical Entity Cold
← No Chemistry of Life (2) | No Conceptual Totality →
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Cross-References
- Cold & Vacuum, 1946
No Conceptual Totality
← No Physical Entity Cold | No Conceptual Totality →
Index Entry
No Conceptual Totality:
"Conceptual totality
Is inherently prohibited.
But exactitude can be bettered
And measurement refined
By progressively reducing
Residual errors,
Thereby disclosing
The directions of truths
ever progressing
Toward the eternally exact
Utter perfection,
Complete understanding
Absolute wisdom,
Unattainable by humans
But affirming God
Omnipermeative,
Omni-regenerative,
All incorruptible
As infinitely inclusive
Exquisite love."
No Conceptual Totality
← No Conceptual Totality | No Considerability →
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Cross-References
- Structure, Nov'71
No Considerability
← No Conceptual Totality | No Continuums →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- System, 26 Dec'74
No Continuums
← No Considerability | No Continuums (2) →
Index Entry
No Continuums:
"There are no impervious surface continua;"
No Continuums (2)
← No Continuums | No Country Doctor on Mars →
Cross Reference
Radiation: Speed Of,(C)
Cross-References
- Discontinuity, Jun'66
- Event, 26 Jan'72
- Frequency, Jun'71
- Subvisible Discontinuity, 19 Oct'72
- Experiential Mathematics, 15 Oct'76
- O Module, 29 Sep'76
- Fourth-dimensional Synergetics Mathematics, 14 Dec'76
No Country Doctor on Mars
← No Continuums (2) | Node Nodal (1) →
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Cross-References
Node Nodal (1)
← No Country Doctor on Mars | No Domain of a Face →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
No Domain of a Face
← Node Nodal (1) | No End in Itself →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Domain
- Domain of an Area, Dec'71
No End in Itself
← No Domain of a Face | No End in Itself (1) →
Index Entry
No End in Itself:
"... There are no 'absolutes'
-- No 'ends' in themselves-- no 'things'--
Only transitionally transformative verbing."
- Citation at Absolute, (p.52) Oct'66
No End in Itself (1)
← No End in Itself | No End in Itself (2) →
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Cross-References
No End in Itself (2)
← No End in Itself (1) | No Energy Crisis →
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Cross-References
- Pencil, 1938
No Energy Crisis
← No End in Itself (2) | No Energy Crisis →
Index Entry
No Energy Crisis:
"The Universe is nothing but energy. There is no energy crisis at all. It's a crisis of ignorance, fear, wrong thinking, an overblown bureaucracy, and conditioned reflexes.
"The poor President /Carter/ has a cabinet without an inventor on it.... to switch to coal is just deferring the crisis to another time, leaving it to another generation. You can't do it by politics. Carter is a politician. He is at the tail of the dragon where things are really snapping....
"Money-makers say they don't know how to put a meter between the people and the wind. This amount of energy is not being employed because people don't make money off it....We continue live on the cream and not on the milk. We go after high-grade oil, making money on high-grade power, but what you're actually doing is using up nature's own savings account. The Universe has accumulated that energy over billions of years by impounding photosynthesized energy. With people making billions of dollars it's difficult to stop that kind of thing....
"When the German oil wells were bombed, they got by on alcohols, converting trees into fuel, and they also were the"
No Energy Crisis
← No Energy Crisis | No Energy Crisis →
Index Entry
first to make synthetic rubber from alcohol.... But America in World War II didn't have enough high-octane energy to satisfy both our aviation and our synthetic rubber needs, so the U.S. furtively made enormous amounts of synthetic rubber from alcohol. Then, when Eisenhower came in, the oil companies and the administration were careful not to let the public realize they were ever able to do it.
"Nature doesn't have pollution. Pollution is valuable chemicals in the wrong place....
"I don't get any gold medals from the oil companies, but I do know David Rockefeller was impressed by the book Medard Cabel's 'Energy, Earth & Everyone'. He knows that it's so. I've been asked to speak at a luncheon given by the chairman of the board of Atlantic Richfield. They also know it's so. They don't say 'I hate you' or anything like that. They just don't know how to let go of a hot poker. It's not that they're bad human beings, but some are hooked on a bad game....
"Settling the energy crisis on the basis of how to make money may accelerate the coming of something we might not like--"
No Energy Crisis
← No Energy Crisis | No Energy Crisis (1) →
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No Energy Crisis:
"socialism or communism....
"The whole thing started with Yankee ingenuity. The Yankee inventor was well-thought-of. He gave people a service and people admired him because of his product. Then the conglomerates came along and reduced that human pride. The power of money was equated with progress. For the moment, we are losing something, tremendously valuable. If the energy crisis isn't properly handled, it could bring on another political system which promises to divide more equally an energy supply which people have incorrectly been led to perceive as limited. We could end up losing a very great battle."
No Energy Crisis (1)
← No Energy Crisis | No Energy Crisis (2) →
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No Energy Crisis:
"We are on a tiny little planet. Our nervous system still sees the sun set, even though the sun doesn't set... we're just rotating out of its sight. We talk about things being 'up' and 'down' even though there are no such directions. We say the wind is blowing from the northwest when it is really being sucked from the southeast.
"The depth of ocean is really only 18,000th of the diameter of our Earth and yet we think of it as huge.
"They talk about the drought as if there had been no way to prepare for it... but we've known how to desalinate since the steamship. Instead of putting some pipes up through the hills, which takes enormous amounts of energy, we should have taken some of the billions we're going to lose now and desalinate some of the vast Pacific Ocean.
"When we go to the bathroom we waste four gallons of water to get rid of one pint of liquid. We should try dry toilets that don't splash. There's no energy problem, its ignorance-- not recognizing that the solutions have always been available until the crisis is upon us.
- Cite RBF to Karen Winner, Copley News Service; 9 Apr'77
No Energy Crisis (2)
← No Energy Crisis (1) | No Energy Crisis →
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No Energy Crisis:
'We have this philosophy that there's not enough to go around, therefore we're obsessed with 'survival.'
'There's ample to go around, we just need to understand how to use and dispose of it properly. People don't want to listen--they just want to forge blindly ahead with their drives and curiosities.
'This is a totally regenerative Universe. There is energy all around us. Take windmills--one windmill would provide the needed energy per household instead of diminishing coal, natural gas, or oil resources. There is the problem of converting wind from direct to alternating current. So you take the wind and put it in the main public utility lines where you can store it.'
- Cite RBF interview with Karen Winner, Copley News Service as clipped from Baton Rouge, LA "Advocate," ; 9 Apr'77
No Energy Crisis
← No Energy Crisis (2) | No Energy Crisis →
Index Entry
No Energy Crisis:
"There is no energy shortage. There is no energy crisis. There is a crisis of ignorance."
- Cite RBF quoted in Medard Gabel's "Energy, Earth, and Everyone," front matter, Jan'75
No Energy Crisis
← No Energy Crisis | No Energy Crisis →
Index Entry
There is no energy problem. The physical Universe is naught but energy. It is a matter of educating all humanity regarding these matters, thus nullifying the fears which paralyze human competence and adequately comprehensive thinking and acting. The crisis is not an energy crisis. It is a crisis of fearfully sustained self-deceit and lack of faith in the cosmic integrity.
No Energy Crisis
← No Energy Crisis | No Exemption →
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There is not even a mild energy crisis because energy is eternally regenerative.
The so-called energy crisis is a myth. We will have a curtailment of activities due to our conditioned reflexes, the way we expect energy to come through a pipe or out of a barrel.
But there is no energy crisis in our Universe. The Universe is getting on great. It is eternally regenerative.
Man is using only a tiny fraction of the energy available through all sources, including wind power.
We are simply in the crisis of conditioned reflexes, inertia, fear, and ineptitude of how to cope.
This is really fundamental to the alarm and intuition of the younger world about the older world being preoccupied with carrying on in a conditioned reflex way.
No Exemption
← No Energy Crisis | No Favorites →
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Cross-References
- Exempt
No Favorites
← No Exemption | No Favorites →
Index Entry
No Favorites:
"I don't have favorite people, or favorite days. I like the rain and the Sun both."
- Cite RBF to Kay Elliot, Washington Star, Jour et Nuit Restaurant, Wash., DC, 10 Sep'75
No Favorites
← No Favorites | No Finality of Human Comprehension (1) →
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No Favorites:
Cross-References
- Humanity, 1 Feb'75
No Finality of Human Comprehension (1)
← No Favorites | No Finality of Human Comprehension (2) →
Cross Reference
Truth as Progressive Dimunition of Residual Error
Cross-References
No Finality of Human Comprehension (2)
← No Finality of Human Comprehension (1) | No Frequency →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Generalized Principle, 28 Feb'71
No Frequency
← No Finality of Human Comprehension (2) | No Generalized Boat →
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Cross-References
No Generalized Boat
← No Frequency | No Generalized Boat →
Index Entry
No Generalized Boat:
"There is no generalized boat. There is no physically realized generalization in our lifetime."
- Cite RBF at Penn Bell videotaping session, Philadelphia, 22 Jan'75
No Generalized Boat
← No Generalized Boat | No Generalized Boat →
Index Entry
While Archimedes discovered
The generalized principle
Governing displacement,
We cannot design
A generalized boat.
It must be a specific canoe,
A ferryboat, or sloop--
And each of unique size and capability and durability
For all special-case embodiments
Are entropically fated
To disintegrate in time
Whether the experience episodes
Are passive or active--
I.e., involuntary or voluntary,
Subjective or objective--...
No Generalized Boat
← No Generalized Boat | No Generalized Boat →
RBF Definitions
"You can abstract
From many experiences
With floating objects
The principle of displacement
As did Archimedes,
But you cannot design
A generalized displacement
Nor a generalized boat."
- Citation & Context at Generalized Principle (6), 28 Jan'69
No Generalized Boat
← No Generalized Boat | No Generalized Boat →
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You can design
Only special case boats,
Ferries, or aircraft carriers,
Or canoes, or sloops,
Submarines or gondolas.
And within those general categories
You can only design special case boats
each having its unique dimensions
And performance limitations,
And very special
Displacement characteristics.
No Generalized Boat
← No Generalized Boat | No Geometry of Space →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Invention Sequence
- Ship, 1954
- Generalized Principles, 22 Jun'75
- Physical, 12 Nov'75
No Geometry of Space
← No Generalized Boat | No Half-profile →
Index Entry
There is no geometry of space-- only of local aggregates of principles, of special cases.
- Citation & context at Rubber Glove, 23 May'72
No Half-profile
← No Geometry of Space | No Innocence of Otherness →
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Cross-References
No Innocence of Otherness
← No Half-profile | No Instant Cognition →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- No Linear Acceleration, 20 May'75
No Instant Cognition
← No Innocence of Otherness | No Insulation →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Time & Cognition, 11 Sep'75
No Insulation
← No Instant Cognition | Noise →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Trespassing, (1)
Noise
RBF Definitions
"Noise is only one of many important human behavior-conditioning mechanical factors known to exist, with the knowledge of that existence recorded and measured, which are as yet popularly unconsidered (beyond the area of the unscientifically phrased 'very annoying.')"
Citations
- NINE CHAINS TO THE MOON, p.o, 1938
Noise (1)
Cross Reference
Noise:
Cross-References
Noise (2)
← Noise (1) | No Largest Case →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
No Largest Case
← Noise (2) | No Leaders (2) →
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Cross-References
- Time, Jun'66
No Leaders (2)
← No Largest Case | No License to Be of Service →
Cross Reference
Fuller, R.B: On Drinking Liquor, 22 Jun'77
Cross-References
- Enough to Go Around, 22 Jun'77 (2)
No License to Be of Service
← No Leaders (2) | No Linear Acceleration →
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Cross-References
No Linear Acceleration
← No License to Be of Service | No Local Change →
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No Linear Acceleration:
"Linear acceleration never occurs because there is never innocence of otherness."
- Citation & context at Acceleration: Angular & Linear, 20 May'75
No Local Change
← No Linear Acceleration | No Local Change →
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No Local Change:
"All bodies of Universe are affecting the other bodies in varying degrees..."
No Local Change
← No Local Change | No Local Change →
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No Local Change:
"Nothing can change locally without changing everything else."
- Citation and context at Platonic Solids, 12 Jul'62
No Local Change
← No Local Change | NoLocal Change (1) →
Index Entry
All parts of Universe act theoretically upon all other parts.
NoLocal Change (1)
← No Local Change | No Local Change (2) →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Rest of Universe
- Intereffects
- Local Events
- Tennis Ball Hits the Big Earth
- Cosmic & Local
- Newton's First Law of Motion: RBF Restatement Of
No Local Change (2)
← NoLocal Change (1) | No Local Identifications →
Cross Reference
See Allspace Filling:ahedron & VE, Oct
Cross-References
- Allspace Filling:ahedron \& VE, Oct
- Co-orbiting of Earth & Moon around Sun, Apr'71
- Epigenetic Landscape, May'49*
- Gravity, Oct'66*
- Platonic Solids, 12 Jul'62*
- Responsibility, 13 Nov'69
- Restraints, Dec'71
- Step, Nov'71; 22 Jul'71
- Tetrahedron: Coordinate Symmetry, 15 Oct'64
- Tidal, May'72
- Transformation, 12 Jul'62
- Universe as a Kaleidoscope, May'49
No Local Identifications
← No Local Change (2) | No Local Identifications →
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No Local Identifications:
"All of humanity will be enjoying not only all of Earth but a great deal of local Universe. 'Where do you live?' 'I live on the Moon,' or 'I live on Mothership Earth,' will be the kinds of answers."
- Cite RBF transcript of"2000, If..." for Philadelphia journalist given to Stewart Brand for Co-Evolution Qtrly., San Francisco, 9 Jan'75
No Local Identifications
← No Local Identifications | No Local Identifications (1) →
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No Local Identifications:
"This is the new world coming up when local town, county, state, and national identifications are absurd other than as APO foci for communications between a world-around circulating and integrating humanity."
- Citation and context at World Corporations, 9 May'57
No Local Identifications (1)
← No Local Identifications | No Local Identifications (2) →
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Cross-References
No Local Identifications (2)
← No Local Identifications (1) | No Magic Universe →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Building Business, (2)
No Magic Universe
← No Local Identifications (2) | No Magic (1) →
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No Magic Universe:
"I try to keep an open mind about extrasensory perception and the things the parapsychology people are doing but it seems to me that these people are inclined to ride the gullibility of humanity. They seem to act as if there were two kinds of Universe: a magic Universe and a metaphysical Universe. And of course there is no magic Universe."
- Cite RBF to EJA, 3200 Idaho, Wash., DC, 8 Apr'75
No Magic (1)
← No Magic Universe | No Maximum Limits →
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Cross-References
No Maximum Limits
← No Magic (1) | No Measurement →
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Cross-References
- Minimum Limit Case, 9 Jun'75
No Measurement
← No Maximum Limits | No Mechanical Mind →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- System, 26 Dec'74
No Mechanical Mind
← No Measurement | No Mechanical Mind (1) →
RBF Definitions
We hear quite frequently of someone proposing the idea of a mechanical mind-- a mechanical mind that's going to do all the whole thinking for man. I will point out to you that this is completely impossible because the fact is that what the mind finds is not of the parts; it is not in the data that you can put in the machine. You cannot program in what is not of the parts. You can program in any of the parts, but you cannot program in a discovery of what's between and not. This is of the mind and mind alone; it will always be of the mind; always only of the mind. It will never be manifest by any calculating machines." Cite RBF at Students International Meditation Seminar, U. Mass., Amherst, 22 July '71, p. 11
No Mechanical Mind (1)
← No Mechanical Mind | No Mechanical Mind (2) →
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Cross-References
No Mechanical Mind (2)
← No Mechanical Mind (1) | Nonanthropomorphic God →
Cross Reference
Life is Not Physical, 12 Dec'75
Cross-References
- Teleology, 12 Dec'75 (2)(3)
Nonanthropomorphic God
← No Mechanical Mind (2) | Nonarea →
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Nonarea
← Nonanthropomorphic God | Non-aurally Tunable →
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Cross-References
- Area, 11 Feb'73
Non-aurally Tunable
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Rigidity, 9 Jul'62
Nonbeing
← Non-aurally Tunable | Nonbiologicals →
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Cross-References
Nonbiologicals
Cross Reference
Cross-References
Noncircuit
← Nonbiologicals | Noncoexisting →
Cross Reference
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Noncoexisting
← Noncircuit | Noncompressible →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Universe, 26 May'72
Noncompressible
← Noncoexisting | Nonconceptuality →
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Cross-References
- Water, 12 Nov'75
Nonconceptuality
← Noncompressible | Nonconceptuality →
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Nonconceptuality:
"At the indispensable center of the sphere Universe turns itself inside-out. The invisible, a priori, multiplicative twoness, differentially disclosed in the synergetics' tonological systems' hierarchy, is manifest of the integrity of the sizeless, timeless nonconceptuality always complementing the conceptual system take-out from nonconceptual scenario Universe's eternal self-regenerating."
- For full context see Vacuum, 19 Feb re-write. 19 Feb'72
Cross-References
- Vacuum, 19 Feb'72
Nonconceptuality
← Nonconceptuality | Nonconceptuality (1) →
Index Entry
Nonconceptuality:
"... Humanity is frustrated by the fact that scientific evolution ... is almost entirely invisible and its integrated significances are too difficult for total and effective comprehension by society. One reason for the latter frustration is that the language of science has been up to now almost exclusively mathematical, -- i.e., nonconceptual."
- Cite DOXIADIS (UorO), p. 304
20 Jun'66
Nonconceptuality (1)
← Nonconceptuality | Nonconceptuality Nonconceivable (2) →
Cross Reference
Imaginary Universe
Cross-References
- Conceptuality & Nonconceptuality
- Inconceivability
- Invisible ≠ Nonconceptual
- Mathematical Symbols
- Nonunitarily Conceptual
- Out
- Vacuum of Universe
- Stark Nonconceptual Irrelevancy
Nonconceptuality Nonconceivable (2)
← Nonconceptuality (1) | Nonconformity →
Cross Reference
Joyce, James
Cross-References
- Halo Concept
- Invisible Hole
- Key-keyhole Sequence, (2)
- Space
- Vacuum
- Powering: Fourth & Fifth Dimensions
Nonconformity
← Nonconceptuality Nonconceivable (2) | Noncongruence →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Child Sequence, (4)
Noncongruence
← Nonconformity | Nonconsiderable →
Cross Reference
See Mite: Positive & Negative Functions, (1)(2)
Cross-References
- Mite: Positive \& Negative Functions, (1)(2)
Nonconsiderable
← Noncongruence | Noncontiguous Noncontiguity →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Mystery, 24 Jan'76
Noncontiguous Noncontiguity
← Nonconsiderable | Nonconvergence →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Critical Proximity, Jun'71
Nonconvergence
← Noncontiguous Noncontiguity | Noncrossing (1) →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
Noncrossing (1)
← Nonconvergence | Noncrossing (2) →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
Noncrossing (2)
← Noncrossing (1) | Nondefinable →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Vertexes, Faces & Lines, 1 Jan'75
Nondefinable
← Noncrossing (2) | Nondefinable →
Index Entry
Nondefinable:
"The limits of an allspace-filling array are nondefinable. Nondefinable is not the same as infinite."
- Cite SYNERGETICS text at Sec.\hrefhttps://www.buckyverse.org/en/synergetics/content/chapters/700-tensegrity#section-780.14780.14, 22 Oct'72
Nondefinable
← Nondefinable | Nondefinable & Infinite →
Index Entry
Not being simultaneous Universe cannot consist of one function. Functions only coexist. Universe while finite is not definable. I can define many of its parts But I cannot define The nonsimultaneously occurring Aggregate of experiences Whose total set of relationships Constitutes the whole Universe The the latter as an aggregate of finites is finite.
Nondefinable & Infinite
← Nondefinable | Nondefinable: Undefinedable (1) →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Nondefinable, 22 Oct'72
Nondefinable: Undefinedable (1)
← Nondefinable & Infinite | Nondefinable: Undefinable (2) →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
Nondefinable: Undefinable (2)
← Nondefinable: Undefinedable (1) | Nondifferentiable (1) →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Bias on One Side of the Line, 4 May'67
- De-finite
Nondifferentiable (1)
← Nondefinable: Undefinable (2) | Nondifferentiable (2) →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Differentiable and Nondifferentiable
- Undifferentiated
Nondifferentiable (2)
← Nondifferentiable (1) | Nondimensionality →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Integral, 16 Feb'73
- Resolution, 19 Jun'71
Nondimensionality
← Nondifferentiable (2) | Nondimensional (1) →
Index Entry
Nondimensionality:
"Tension is shown experientially to be nondimensional, omnipresent, finitely accountable, continuous, comprehensive, ergo timeless, ergo eternal."
-
Cite RBF SYNERGETICS draft 'Tension and Compression,' revision of Orgaan Lecture #5, pp. 157-158. 9 Jul'62
-
Citation at Tension, 9 Jul'62
Nondimensional (1)
← Nondimensionality | Nondimensional (2) →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Undimensional
Nondimensional (2)
← Nondimensional (1) | Nondemonstrability →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Tension, 9 Jul'62*
- Points, 1 Apr'72*
- Point-to-able Something, 30 Apr'77
Nondemonstrability
← Nondimensional (2) | Nondisciplining →
Index Entry
Nondemonstrability:
"Points are inherently nondemonstrable."
- For citation and context see Points 19 Feb '72, as rewritten 1 Apr '72.
Nondisciplining
← Nondemonstrability | Nondivisive →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Dream, 2 Jul'62
Nondivisive
← Nondisciplining | None Non None →
Cross Reference
Nondivisive:
Cross-References
- Gravity, 11 Feb'76
None Non None
← Nondivisive | Non-empirically-discoverable (1) →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
Non-empirically-discoverable (1)
← None Non None | NONEQUALS CHECKLIST →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
NONEQUALS CHECKLIST
← Non-empirically-discoverable (1) | Nonequals →
Cross Reference
- Indexed under other formulation
Compression ≠ Tension**
Cause ≠ Reason**
Cross-References
- Conceptuality ≠ Thinkability
- Conceptual ≠ Visible
Nonequals
← NONEQUALS CHECKLIST | Nonequals →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Differentiation ≠ Integration
Nonequals
Cross Reference
Cross-References
Nonequals
Cross Reference
Fourth Dimension ≠ Time**
Cross-References
- Frequency ≠ One
Nonequals
Cross Reference
- Indexed under other formulation
Gravitational ≠ Radiational*
Geometry: Space ≠ Unoccupied Geometry
Cross-References
Nonequals
Cross Reference
Cross-References
Nonequala (1)
Cross Reference
Inconceivable
Inconceivable
Cross-References
- Interattraction
- Invisible
- Implosion
- Integration
- Infinite
- Infinity
- Industrialization
- Integer
Nonequals
Cross Reference
layer ≠ Surface*
Cross-References
- Life ≠ Organism*
Nonequala
Cross Reference
- Indexed under other formulation
Honey-making ≠ Industrialization*
Cross-References
- Macro→micro ≠ Micro→macro
- Metabolic Flow ≠ Man
- Minimum ≠ Integer
Nonsequals
Cross Reference
Nonconceptual ≠ Invisible**
Normal ≠ Permanence**
Nondefinable ≠ Infinite
Neighborliness ≠ Proximity**
Negative ≠ Invisible**
Cross-References
- Negative ≠ Positive**
Nonequals
Cross Reference
Nonequals: (≠): Checklist:
- Indexed under other formulation
One ≠ Frequency**
Cross-References
Nonequals
Cross Reference
- Indexed under other formulation
Pressure ≠ Interattraction**
Permanence ≠ Normal
Cross-References
- Positive ≠ Negative
- Proximity ≠ Neighborliness
Nonequals
Cross Reference
- Indexed under other formulation
Randomness ≠ Entropy**
Restraints ≠ Vectors**
Cross-References
- Reason ≠ Cause
- Radiational ≠ Gravitational
Nonequals
Cross Reference
( ≠ ) : Checklist:
(S)
- Indexed under other formulation
System ≠ World*
Synergy ≠ Holism*
Cross-References
- Surface ≠ Layer
- Space ≠ Unoccupied Geometry
Nonequals
Cross Reference
- Indexed under other formulation
Time ≠ Fourth Dimension
Thinkability ≠ Conceptuality
Cross-References
Monequals
Cross Reference
Unfamiliarity
Cross-References
Nonequals
Cross Reference
- Indexed under other formulation
Vectors ≠ Restraints
Cross-References
- Visible ≠ Conceptual*
Nonequala
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- World ≠ System
- World ≠ Universe
Nonequals (2)
← Nonequala | Nonequals Nonequality →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
Nonequals Nonequality
Cross Reference
Cross-References
Nonevent
← Nonequals Nonequality | Nonexperience Nonexperienceability (1) →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- ent, Nov
Nonexperience Nonexperienceability (1)
← Nonevent | Nonexperience Nonexperienceable (2) →
Cross Reference
See Experienceable & Nonexperienceableent, Nov
Cross-References
- Experienceable \& Nonexperienceableent, Nov
Nonexperience Nonexperienceable (2)
← Nonexperience Nonexperienceability (1) | Nonexistent (1) →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Absurd, Jun'66
- Systematic Realization, 20 Dec'74
Nonexistent (1)
← Nonexperience Nonexperienceable (2) | Nonexistent (2) →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
Nonexistent (2)
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Systematic Realization, 20 Dec'74
- Zerophase, (1)
Nonform
← Nonexistent (2) | Nonhappening →
Cross Reference
Liquid = Nonform
Cross-References
Nonhappening
← Nonform | Nonidentically Repetitive →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Vector Equilibrium, 11 Dec'75
Nonidentically Repetitive
← Nonhappening | Nonidentical →
Cross Reference
Kaleidoscopes, Dec'69
Cross-References
- Heisenberg-Eliot-Pound Sequence, 28 Jan'69
- Irreversible, 6 Nov'73
- Irreversibility, 22 Apr'68
- Scenario Universe, May'72; Dec'69
Nonidentical
← Nonidentically Repetitive | Nonintercontradictory (1) →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
Nonintercontradictory (1)
← Nonidentical | Nonintercontradictory (2) →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Interaccommodation: Interaccommodative, (1)
Nonintercontradictory (2)
← Nonintercontradictory (1) | Noninterference Relaying →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
Noninterference Relaying
← Nonintercontradictory (2) | Noninterfering Zero Points →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Valvability, 30 Nov'72
Noninterfering Zero Points
← Noninterference Relaying | Noninterference Noninterfering (1) →
Index Entry
Noninterfering Zero Points:
"Thus we discover the modus operandi by which radio waves and other waves pass uninterferingly through seeming solids, which are themselves only wave complexes. The lack of interference is explained by the crossing of the high-frequency waves through the much lower frequency waves at the noninterfering zero points, or indeed by the vari-frequenced waves through both one another's internal or external zero intervals."
Cite SYNERGETICS draft at Sec. \hrefhttps://www.buckyverse.org/en/synergetics/content/chapters/1200-numerology#section-1223.161223.16, 9 Mar'73
Noninterference Noninterfering (1)
← Noninterfering Zero Points | Noninterference Noninterfering (2) →
Cross Reference
Interference : Noninterference
Cross-References
Noninterference Noninterfering (2)
← Noninterference Noninterfering (1) | Nonintersecting Lines →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Carrier Wave, 9 Mar'73
- Resonance Field, 13 May'73
Nonintersecting Lines
← Noninterference Noninterfering (2) | Nonintersubstitutability →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Individual: Theory Of, May'65
Nonintersubstitutability
← Nonintersecting Lines | Nonlimit →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
Nonlimit
← Nonintersubstitutability | Nonlimit (1) →
Index Entry
Nonlimit:
"... In synergetics the energy as Kass is constant and nonlimit frequency is variable."
- Citation and context at Einstein, 16 Nov'72
Nonlimit (1)
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Limit-Limitless Unlimited
Nonlimit (2)
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Hydraulics, 20 Apr'72
Nonline
← Nonlimit (2) | Nonlocal (1) →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
Nonlocal (1)
Cross Reference
Cross-References
Nonlocal (2)
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Invisible Hole, 16 Jun'72 (2)
Nonmeaning
← Nonlocal (2) | Nonmerchandisable →
Cross Reference
Nonmeaning:
Cross-References
Nonmerchandisable
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Abstractions, 1964
Nonmeshing
← Nonmerchandisable | Nonmirror Image →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
Nonmirror Image
← Nonmeshing | Non-mirror Image →
Index Entry
Nonmirror Image:
"Concave is not a mirror image of convex. Ruth Asawa makes them and they don't look like you at all-- it's all the rest of the Universe and that doesn't have a shape, ever. What you see in the mirror is strictly a planar pattern-- a reverse series in a plane."
- Cite RBF to EJA, 200 Locust, Phila, PA, 13 Jun'74
Non-mirror Image
← Nonmirror Image | Non-mirror Image →
Index Entry
Non-mirror Image:
"Order is obviously the complementary, but not mirror image, of disorder."
- Citation & Context at Entropy & Entropy, 5 May'74
Non-mirror Image
← Non-mirror Image | Non-Mirror Image →
Cross Reference
Non-mirror Image:
"The complementary of parity is disparity and not a reflective image."
- Cite RBF writes of SYNERGETICS galley at Sec. \hrefhttps://www.buckyverse.org/en/synergetics/content/chapters/500-conceptuality#section-507.06507.06, 7 Nov'73
Cross-References
- Disparity, 7 Nov'73
Non-Mirror Image
← Non-mirror Image | Non-mirror Image →
Index Entry
'Non-mirror image,' i.e., dissimilar complementarity, is the conservation-producing principle.
Non-mirror Image
← Non-Mirror Image | Non-mirror Image →
Index Entry
Non-mirror Image:
"Mite's can fill allspace. They are either positive or negative affording a beautiful confirmation of negative Universe.... They are true rights and lefts and are not mirror images; they are inside-out and asymmetrical."
- Citation & context at Mite: Positive & Negative Functions (1)
27 May'72
Non-mirror Image
← Non-mirror Image | Non-mirror Image →
Index Entry
Non-mirror Image:
"The antientropic metaphysical is not a mirror-imaged reversal of the entropic physical world's disorderly expansiveness."
- Citation & context at Irreversibility: Principle Of, Apr'71
Non-mirror Image
← Non-mirror Image | Nonmirror Image (1) →
Index Entry
Non-mirror Image:
"Negative is never the mirror image of the positive."
- Citation & context at Complementarity, Spring'66
Nonmirror Image (1)
← Non-mirror Image | Nonmirror Image →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Complementarity: Principle Of Disparity
- Irreversibility: Principle Of
- Left & Right
- Mirror Image
- Nonreflective Complementarity
- Rubber Glove
- Tetrahedron: Inside-outing Of
Nonmirror Image
← Nonmirror Image (1) | Nonmirror Image (2B) →
Cross Reference
Mite: Positive & Negative Functions, (1)*
Cross-References
- Complementarity, 2 Mar'68
- Complementarity: Principle Of, Mar'71
- Complementary, May'72
- Coupler, (2)
- Disparity, 7 Nov'73*
- Ecology Sequence, 22 May'73
- In & Out, 13 Nov'69
- Irreversibility: Principle Of, Apr'71*
- Multiplicative Twoness, 14 Feb'66
- Now, May'72
- Negative
- Negative Vector Equilibrium, 8 Oct'71
- Order & Disorder, 5 May'71
- Proton & Neutron, 13 Nov'69 (1)
- Relative Asymmetry Sequence, (1)
- Scenario, May'72
- Sphere, 2 Mar'68
- Human Beings & Complex Universe, (2)
Nonmirror Image (2B)
← Nonmirror Image | Nonmoment (1) →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Syntropy & Entropy, 5 May'74*
- Zero, 13 Nov'69
- Complementarity of Growth & Aging, 22 Jan'75
- Geometrical Function of Nine, (2)
- Cube & VE as Wave Propagation Model, 23 Feb'72
Nonmoment (1)
← Nonmirror Image (2B) | Nonmoment (2) →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
Nonmoment (2)
← Nonmoment (1) | Nonnuclear (1) →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Vector Equilibrium as Starting Point, 8 Apr'75
- Model of Nonbeing, 11 Sep'75
Nonnuclear (1)
← Nonmoment (2) | Nonnuclear (2) →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Dodecahedron
- Icosahedron
- ahedron, Oct
- Tetrahedron
- Cube
- Nuclear & Nonnuclear
- Prime Volumes
- Prime Structural Systems
- Domains of Tetraa & Icosa, Oct
- Denucleated Phase
- Tetrahedron as Prime Nonnucleated Structural System
- Subnuclear
Nonnuclear (2)
← Nonnuclear (1) | Nonobvious →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Omnitopology, 17 Feb'73
- Prime Structural Systems, (1)
- Carbon, 8 Jun'72
- Nucleus vs. Boundaries, 28 Jan'75
- Domain & Quantum, (1)
- Powering: Fifth & Eighth Powering, 11 Dec'75
- Cube: Volume-3 Cube, 16 Dec'73
- Basic Nestable Configurations: Hierarchy Of, 29 May'72
Nonobvious
Cross Reference
Cross-References
No Noise
Index Entry
There is no true 'noise' or 'static.' There are only as yet undifferentiated and uncomprehended orders.
-
Cite Synergetica draft, "Symmetry," Soo532-04, July 1971.
-
Cite NASA speech, p.9b, Jun60
-
Citation & context at Chaos, Jun'66
No Noise
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Order, 7 Nov'73
No Nouns
← No Noise | Nonparallel (1) →
Index Entry
No Nouns:
"Physics having found no things, There are no nouns."
- Cite A DEFINITION OF EVOLUTION, 15 Sep'71
Nonparallel (1)
← No Nouns | Nonparallel (2) →
Cross Reference
Tetrahedron:, Four Unique Planes
Cross-References
Nonparallel (2)
← Nonparallel (1) | Nonperpendicular →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Fourth Dimension, 14 Sep'71
- Sphere, 22 Jul'71
- Three: Number Function of Three in a Four-axial System, 24 Jan'76
Nonperpendicular
← Nonparallel (2) | Nonpolarized →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
Nonpolarized
← Nonperpendicular | Nonpolarized →
Index Entry
All systems have poles, ergo spin axes, ergo they are polarizably identifiable. Nonpolarized simply means that the spin axis is unrecognized under the conditions considered. There is no such thing as a nonpolarized point because if you tuned-in the subvisible system--appearing only as a directionally-positioned micro-something--to visible comprehension, you would find that, as a system, it has poles and that it has seven potential alternately employable poles.
"So we may call a point a focal center, i.e., a 'noise' with a direction, but it is an as-yet undistinguished system, with all the latter's characteristics.
"There is inherent polarity in all observation which always introduces an additive twoness:
Nonpolarized = unrecognized
Focal event = infratunable system"
Nonpolarized
← Nonpolarized | Nonpolar Points →
Index Entry
Nonpolarized:
"All systems are polarized. Nonpolarized simply means unrecognized. There is no such thing as a nonpolarized point because if you tuned it in you would find that it had poles. So we may call it a focal center, i.e., a noise with a direction but with nondistinguished system characteristics.
"There is inherent polarity in all observation: that is the additive twoness.
"Nonpolarized = upracognized."
"Focal event = Infratunable system."
Nonpolar Points
← Nonpolarized | Nonpolar Points →
Index Entry
"Nonpolar points, or localities, are four-dimensional-- there is the inside-out (i.e., concave and convex) dimension and three symmetrically interacting, great-circle-ways-around--producing spherical octation, with eight tetrahedra having three internal (central) angles and three external spherical surface triangles' angles, each.
Cite RBF rewrite of SYNERGETICS galley at Sec. \hrefhttps://www.buckyverse.org/en/synergetics/content/chapters/500-conceptuality#section-527.22527.22, 7 Nov'73
Nonpolar Points
← Nonpolar Points | Nonpolar Points →
Index Entry
Nonpolar Points:
"Nonpolar points, or localities, are four-dimensional: inside-out and three symmetrically interacting great-circle-ways-around; producing spherical octation with eight tetrahedra having three internal (central) angles and three external (spherical surface) angles each."
-
Citation at Fourth Dimension, 29 Nov'72
-
Cite SYNERGETICS doi (draft at Sec.\hrefhttps://www.buckyverse.org/en/synergetics/content/chapters/500-conceptuality#section-527.32527.32, 29 Nov'72
Nonpolar Points
← Nonpolar Points | Nonpolarized = Unrecognized →
Index Entry
Nonpolar Points:
"The nonpolar point is not fixable or structurally stabilized until it is three-way great circled."
- Cite SYNERGETICS draft at Sec. \hrefhttps://www.buckyverse.org/en/synergetics/content/chapters/500-conceptuality#section-527.24527.24, 29 Nov'72
Nonpolarized = Unrecognized
← Nonpolar Points | Nonpolar Points: Nonpolar Vertexes →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Nonpolarized, 12 Nov'75
Nonpolar Points: Nonpolar Vertexes
← Nonpolarized = Unrecognized | Nonpolar Nonpolarized (1) →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Constant Relative Abundance, 29 Nov'72; 26 Sep'73
- Fourth Dimension, 29 Nov'72
- Magic Numbers, 1967
- Twelve Universal Degrees of Freedom, Feb'72; 7 Nov'73
- In, Out & Around Experiences, (1)
Nonpolar Nonpolarized (1)
← Nonpolar Points: Nonpolar Vertexes | Nonpolar Nonpolarized (2) →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Focal Event
Nonpolar Nonpolarized (2)
← Nonpolar Nonpolarized (1) | Nonpolitical →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Convergence & Divergence, 9 Apr'75
Nonpolitical
← Nonpolar Nonpolarized (2) | Nonponderable (1) →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
Nonponderable (1)
← Nonpolitical | Nonponderable (2) →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
Nonponderable (2)
← Nonponderable (1) | Nonpredictable →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Finite, 14 Feb'66
Nonpredictable
← Nonponderable (2) | Nonproduction →
Cross Reference
Nonpredictable:
Cross-References
Nonproduction
← Nonpredictable | Nonradial Line →
Index Entry
The kind of strategies that have been calling for paying for nonproduction have been done in the terms of man's assuming there's nowhere nearly enough to go around anyway, and it has to be you or me, and those who are looking out for me then find that their particular price advantage is greatly enhanced by the nonproduction. These are always very egocentric viewpoints that bring about that kind of strategy.
Nonradial Line
← Nonproduction | Nonreality →
Cross Reference
Starting with Parts: The Nonradial Line
Cross-References
Nonreality
← Nonradial Line | Nonredundance Nonredundant (1) →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Status Quo, 15 Sep'71
- Vector Equilibrium: Zero Condition, 11 Jul'62
Nonredundance Nonredundant (1)
← Nonreality | Nonredundance: Nonredundant (2) →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
Nonredundance: Nonredundant (2)
← Nonredundance Nonredundant (1) | Nonreflective Complementarity (1) →
Cross Reference
Geodesics & Tensagrities, 9 Sep'74
Cross-References
- Cork: Triangular Corks in Spherical Barrels, 15 Feb'66 (1)
- Description, 25 Aug'71
- Differentiation, 27 May'72; 22 Jun'72
- Geometry of Vectors, 15 Jun'74
- Insinuatability, 6 Nov'72
- Probability, (1)
- Spherical Barrel, 15 Feb'66
- Spin Twoness & Duality Twoness, 27 Dec'74
- Prime Nuclear Structural Systems, 27 Dec'74
- Stable & Unstable Structures, 7 Jun'72
- Cube & VE as Wave Propagation Model, 23 Feb'72
- Universal Vertex Center Model, 29 Apr'43
Nonreflective Complementarity (1)
← Nonredundance: Nonredundant (2) | Nonreflective Complementarity (2) →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
Nonreflective Complementarity (2)
← Nonreflective Complementarity (1) | Nonrelationship (1) →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Boltzmann Sequence, (5)
Nonrelationship (1)
← Nonreflective Complementarity (2) | Nonrelationship (2) →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
Nonrelationship (2)
← Nonrelationship (1) | Nonrepresentational →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- In & Out, 7 Nov'72 (2)
Nonrepresentational
← Nonrelationship (2) | Non-self-interfering →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- James Joyce, 1965
Non-self-interfering
← Nonrepresentational | Nonselfregenerative (1) →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
Nonselfregenerative (1)
← Non-self-interfering | Nonselfregenerative (2) →
Cross Reference
Isotope
Cross-References
Nonselfregenerative (2)
← Nonselfregenerative (1) | Non-self-requested →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
Non-self-requested
← Nonselfregenerative (2) | Nonself →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Birth: Non-self requested
Nonself
← Non-self-requested | Nonsensoriality (1) →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
Nonsensoriality (1)
← Nonself | Nonsensoriality (2) →
Cross Reference
Infratunable
Cross-References
- Cipher
- Extrasensoriality
- Invisibility
- Invisible Reality
- Mathematical Symbols
- Tunability: Infra & Ultra
Nonsensoriality (2)
← Nonsensoriality (1) | Nonsense →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Ephemeralization, 1938
- Geometry of Reality, May'49
- Pattern Generalization, (2)
- Gravitational Continuum, Nov'71
Nonsense
← Nonsensoriality (2) | Nonaimultaneity →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- History, 27 Dec'73
Nonaimultaneity
← Nonsense | Nonsimultaneity →
Index Entry
Nonaimultaneity:
"Any point can tune in any other point in Universe. Between any two pints in Universe there is a tetrahedral connection. Thus systematic connection of two points results in the interconnecting of four points. But none of the four event points of the tetrahedron are simultaneous. They are all overlappingly co-occurrent, each with different beginnings and endings. All of the atoms are independently introduced and terminated; many are in gear, but many are also way out of gear."
Nonsimultaneity
← Nonaimultaneity | Nonsimultaneity →
Index Entry
Because of our overspecialization and our narrow electromagnetic spectrum range of our vision, we have very limited integrated comprehension of the significance of total information. For this reason, we see and comprehend very few motions among the vast inventory of unique motions and transformation developments of Universe. Universe is a nonsimultaneous complex of unique motions and transformations. Of course, we do not 'see' and our eyes cannot 'stop' the 186,000-miles-per-second kind of motion. We do not see the atomic motion. We do not even see the stars in motion, though they move at speeds of over a million miles per day. We do not see the tree's or child's moment-to-moment growth. We do not even see the hands of a clock in motion. We remember where the hands of a clock were when we last looked and thus we accredit that motion has occurred. In fact, experiment shows that we see and comprehend very little of the totality of motions.
Nonsimultaneity
← Nonsimultaneity | Nonsimultaneous →
Index Entry
Nonsimultaneity:
"Thought discovers that we divide Universe into an 'outwardness and inwardness,' so thinking is the first subdivision of Universe, because Universe, we discovered, was finite. Thinking is a nonsimultaneously recallable aggregate of inherently finite experiences and finite experience furniture--such as photons of light. One of the most important observations about our thought is the discovery that experiences are nonsimultaneous. Nonsimultaneity is a fundamental characteristic, and if experiences are nonsimultaneous, you cannot have simultaneous reconsideration."
Nonsimultaneous
← Nonsimultaneity | Nonsimultaneous →
Cross Reference
Until the present age, people thought that all of their faculties were simultaneously and instantly coordinate and operating at equal velocities. Einstein showed that neither 'simultaneous' nor 'instant' are valid, i.e., experimentally demonstrable. Observe that when we send up four rockets one-half second apart, their afterimages are approximately simultaneous. So we say that we see four rocket bursts 'at the same time.' The illusion of simultaneity is one of the most important illusions for us to consider. Musicians may be able to comprehend nonsimultaneity better than others do. Einstein emphasized the importance of attempted spontaneous comprehension of the nonsimultaneity of all events of Universe---a concept akin to our discovery that in our Universe, none of the lines can ever go simultaneously through the same points (See \hrefhttps://www.buckyverse.org/en/synergetics/content/chapters/500-conceptuality#section-517.00517.). What Einstein is telling us is that there is no conceptual validity to the notion that everything in Universe is actually in simultaneous static array.
Cross-References
- Sec. 517
Nonsimultaneous
← Nonsimultaneous | Non-simultaneous →
Index Entry
Nonsimultaneous:
"Minimal consciousness evokes a nonsimultaneous sequence, ergo time."
-
Citation at Time, 7 Feb'71
-
Cite Synergetics, sec. \hrefhttps://www.buckyverse.org/en/synergetics/content/chapters/500-conceptuality#section-529.06529.06 (Dec. '74).
-
Cite RBF to EJA, Sarasota, Florida, 7 February Feb. '71.
Non-simultaneous
← Nonsimultaneous | Nonsimultaneous →
Index Entry
Non-simultaneous:
"Non-simultaneous means not occuring at the same time."
- Cite RBF marginalis
Beverly Hotel ,N.Y.
28 February 1971
- Cite also SYNERGETICS, "Universe," \hrefhttps://www.buckyverse.org/en/synergetics/content/chapters/300-universe#section-302.00302. Oct. 1971.
Nonsimultaneous
← Non-simultaneous | Non-Simultaneous →
Index Entry
Nonsimultaneous:
"Different shapes, ergo different abstractions, are nonsimultaneous; but all shapes are de-finite components of integral though nonsimultaneous, ergo shapeless, Universe."
-
Cite SYNERGETICS, "Corollaries," Sec. \hrefhttps://www.buckyverse.org/en/synergetics/content/chapters/200-synergetics#section-240.60240.60. 1971
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Citation & context at Abstraction, 1971
Non-Simultaneous
← Nonsimultaneous | Non-simultaneous (1) →
Index Entry
We "do not have to be simultaneous to be interconnected. We can telephone across the international date line from Sunday back to Saturday."
- Cite NASA Speech, p. 92, Jun'66
Non-simultaneous (1)
← Non-Simultaneous | Nonsimultaneous (2) →
Index Entry
Non-simultaneous:
"Engineering holds that the prime difference between the point of view of laymen and engineers is that the layman does not recognize, anticipate, and pay heed, as do engineers, to the experimentally demonstrable fact that every action always has an equal and opposite reaction. But the engineers have not modernized their concept to accommodate and adjust refiningly to two of the scientists' recent physical discoveries and measurements:-- first, of light's speed, as well as the speed of all electromagnetically propagated radiation, and secondly, the phenomenon known as precession. The approximately one billion kilometers-per-hour, speed of all radiation being too fast for human sense apprehendability, the engineers have not yet been constrained to recognize as must the physicist, that there is no instant universe as was mis-assumed by all pre-Twentieth Century scientific cosmologies and cosmogonies-- before the knowledge that light had indeed a speed. Engineering must now acknowledge realistically and accommodate analytically, the experimentally"
Nonsimultaneous (2)
← Non-simultaneous (1) | Non-simultaneity →
Index Entry
Nonsimultaneous:
"demonstrable fact that every action has not only a reaction but also a nonsimultaneous but immediately subsequent resultant."
- Citation at Engineering, 13 Nov'69
Non-simultaneity
← Nonsimultaneous (2) | Non-simultaneous →
Index Entry
Non-simultaneity:
"The majority of academic people are still thinking in terms of Newtonian (classical) science's 'instant universe.' While light's speed of 700 million miles an hour is very fast in relation to automobiles it is very slow in relation to the 'no time at all' of society's (obsolete) instant universe thinking.
"It was part of the classical scientists' concept of instant universe that universe is a system in which all parts affect one another simultaneously, in varying degrees."
-
Citation at Time, Jun'66
-
Cite NASA Speech, pp. 25,26, Jun'66
(CONCEPTUALITY- TIME)
Non-simultaneous
← Non-simultaneity | Non-simultaneous →
Index Entry
Non-simultaneous:
"Before the speed of light was measured, sight seemed, to all humanity, to be instantaneous. Newton's universe was instantaneous. . . Neither light nor any other phenomenon is instantaneous."
- Cite NASA Speech, p. 52, Jun'66
[SYNERGETICS - ENERGY EVENT]
Non-simultaneous
← Non-simultaneous | Nonsimultaneous →
Index Entry
Non-simultaneous:
"The speed of light measurements plus Planck's quantum mechanics and Einstein's relativity showed that the universe is an aggregate of non-simultaneous events and their experiments showed that as each of the non-simultaneous events lost their energy they lost it to newly occuring events. Thus energy always became 100 percent accounted for."
- Cite NASA Speech, p. 26 Jun'66
Nonsimultaneous
← Non-simultaneous | Non-Simultaneous →
Index Entry
Nonsimultaneous:
"We discovered that experiences were nonsimultaneous and therefore we had a finite but nonsimultaneous universe. Therefore, being nonsimultaneous it was nonsimultaneously conceptual. It was not a unit picture that could be given to us. We have had a tendency in our general thinking to say that which is finite is that which is statically conceptual as one unit glimpse so we have been seemingly frustrated in trying to understand a universe which was more or less infinite and yet it was an omnidirectional experience and you felt there ought to be an outwardness of this sphere. That is a static concept and we begin to discover that we are not dealing with such a sphere because we have all these nonsimultaneous reports and all we have is interconnectedness of the nonsimultaneity. One of Einstein's most intellectual discoveries was this nonsimultaneity which he said apparently he could have come upon by virtue of his experience in examining the thoughts and patent claims regarding time-keeping devices, watches and clocks."
- Cite OREGON Lecture #3 - pp. 76-77, 5 Jul'62
Non-Simultaneous
← Nonsimultaneous | Non-simultaneous →
Index Entry
Non-Simultaneous:
"It takes entirely different lengths of time to remember of 'look up' different names or past event facts. Universe, like the dictionary, though integral is ipso facto nonsimultaneously recollectable and, therefore, as with the set of all the words of the dictionary, is nonsimultaneously considerable and therefore is also nonsimultaneously reviewable, ergo is synergetically incomprehensible, yet progressively revealing."
- Citation & Context at Dictionary, 1960
(UNIVERSE)
Non-simultaneous
← Non-Simultaneous | Non-simultaneous →
Index Entry
Neither the set of all experiences nor the set of all the words which describe them nor the set of all the generalized conceptual principles harvested from the total of experiences are either instantly or simultaneously reviewable.
(Hyphens deleted.)
- Cite OMNIDIRECTIONAL HALO, pp. 131,132, 1960
CONSIDERABLE SET - SEC. \hrefhttps://www.buckyverse.org/en/synergetics/content/chapters/500-conceptuality#section-569.05569.05
Non-simultaneous
← Non-simultaneous | Nonsimultaneous Set →
Index Entry
Non-simultaneous:
"As Einstein clearly demonstrated, the data coming in from all the scientists makes it clear that the whole Universe is in continual transformation. The geology of our Spaceship Earth makes it very clear how severe have been the great transformations of history. The moment of top soils and burdens around the surface of the Earth is very new geologically speaking. As Einstein interpreted the speed of light information and the observation of the brownian movement of the constant motion in water, etc., he then posited a Universe in which we now knew that light took eight minutes to get to us from the Sun and two-and-a-half years to get to us from the nearest star, and astronomical information which shows that some of the stars we are looking at having been there for a million years--- with that kind of information Einstein had to say physical Universe is quite obviously an aggregate of non-simultaneous and only partially overlapping transformation events."
have live shows coming in from 100 years ago, others from 1,000 years ago, and some of the stars we are looking at
Nonsimultaneous Set
← Non-simultaneous | Nonsimultaneity: Nonaimultaneous (1) →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Comprehensive, 9 Jul'62
Nonsimultaneity: Nonaimultaneous (1)
← Nonsimultaneous Set | Nonsimultaneity Nonsimultaneous (2) →
Cross Reference
Live Shows Reaching Us Took Place Billions of Years Ago
Cross-References
- Children's Pictures of the Sun and the Moon
- Four Nonsimultaneous Rocket Bursts
- Instantaneity
- Juggler
- Lag
- Overlapping
- Partially Overlapping
- Perception
- Scenario
- Scenario Principle
- Time
- Instant Universe vs. All-motion Universe
- Recall Lags
- Nonunitarily Conceptual
- Star Events
- Big Dipper
Nonsimultaneity Nonsimultaneous (2)
← Nonsimultaneity: Nonaimultaneous (1) | Nonsolid →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Abstraction, 1971
- All-motion Universe, 1965
- Complementary, May'72
- Congruence, 25 Jan'72
- Consideration, 1965
- De-finite, 1960
- Dictionary, Oct'66; Jun'66*
- Engineering, 13 Nov'69*
- Interaccommodative, 13 Mar'73
- Relationships, 5 Jul'62
- Resultant, 22 Jul'71
- Time, 7 Feb'71; Jun'66; Dec'71
- Vector Equilibrium, 1971
- Now, May'72
- Physical is Always the Imperfect, 26 May'72
- Synergetic Integral, 1960
- Individual Universes, (2)
- Parity, Nov'71
- Conceptuality, 6 Nov'73
- Tetratuning, 30 May'75
- Structure, 1965
Nonsolid
← Nonsimultaneity Nonsimultaneous (2) | Nonstable →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Vectors & Tensors, 19 Oct'72
Nonstable
Cross Reference
Stability: Stable & Nonstable Systems
Cross-References
Nonstate
Index Entry
The vector equilibrium is such a physically abhorred nonstate as to be the eternal self-starter, ergo the eternal re-self-starter ever regenerating the off-zero perturbations, oscillations, and all the wave propagation of all humanly experience-able physical and metaphysical phenomena.
Nonstraight
← Nonstate | Nonstructural Coincidence →
Cross Reference
Nonstraight: See Deliberately Nonstraight Lines Wavilinear
Cross-References
- Deliberately Nonstraight Lines
- Wavilinear
Nonstructural Coincidence
← Nonstraight | Nonsynchronous Nonsynchronization (1) →
Cross Reference
Nonstructural Coincidence:
Cross-References
- Tensegrity, 10 Oct'63
- Vertexial Connections, 10 Oct'63
- Locked Kiss, 10 Oct'63
Nonsynchronous Nonsynchronization (1)
← Nonstructural Coincidence | Nonsynchronization (2) →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
Nonsynchronization (2)
← Nonsynchronous Nonsynchronization (1) | NonSystem Parts →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Universe, 26 May'72 (2)
NonSystem Parts
← Nonsynchronization (2) | Nonsystem →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Synergetic vs. Model (D)
Nonsystem
← NonSystem Parts | Nonthing →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
Nonthing
Index Entry
Nonthing:
"As specialists scientists seek only for somethings.... Specializing science seeking only somethings inherently overlooked the nonthing vector equilibrium."
- Citation & context at Vector Equilibrium as Starting Point, (1)
11 Sep'75
Non-Thinking
← Nonthing | Nonthinking (1) →
RBF Definitions
Design logic requires . . . a bit of the eternal design capability . . . operating through human organisms . . . to offset the gamut of non-thinking conditioned reflexes of all biological systems."
Nonthinking (1)
← Non-Thinking | Monthinking (2) →
Cross Reference
Ignorance
Reflexes
Expensive = Nonthinking
Cross-References
Monthinking (2)
← Nonthinking (1) | Nontransformable →
Cross Reference
Thinkable You, (1)
Cross-References
- Eternal Designing Capability, 2 Jun'71*
- Order & Disorder, Jun'66
- Reflexes, 2 Jun'71
- thinkable You, (1)
- Mistake, 7 Nov'75
- Crowd-reflexing, 7 Nov'75
Nontransformable
← Monthinking (2) | Nontransmitting →
Index Entry
Nontransformable:
"The absolute would be nontransformable... experimentally meaningless."
- Citation and context at Absolute, Oct'66
Nontransmitting
← Nontransformable | Nontuned →
Cross Reference
Nontransmitting:
Cross-References
Nontuned
← Nontransmitting | Nontruth →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
Nontruth
← Nontuned | Nonunitarily Conceptual →
Index Entry
Nontruth:
Truth & Nontruth
Nonunitarily Conceptual
← Nontruth | Nonunitarily Conceptual →
Index Entry
Nonunitarily Conceptual:
"...Invisible or nonunitarily conceptual minimum inventorying..."
- Citation and cotext at Spherical Triangle Sequence (iii),
26 Jan'73
Nonunitarily Conceptual
← Nonunitarily Conceptual | Nonunitarily Conceptual (1) →
Index Entry
Nonunitarily Conceptual:
"Aggregate means sumtotally but nonunitarily conceptual as of any one moment."
- Citation at Aggregate, 28 Feb'71
Nonunitarily Conceptual (1)
← Nonunitarily Conceptual | Nonunitarily Conceptual (2) →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
Nonunitarily Conceptual (2)
← Nonunitarily Conceptual (1) | Nonuse →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Aggregate, 28 Feb'71*
- Conceptualize, 17 Feb'73
- Definable, 1960
- Earth, 1965
- Spherical Triangle Sequence
- Universe, 2 Jun'74
- Tunability: Intra & Ultra, 1954
- Two Kinds of Twoness, 1954
- Conceptual Systems, 27 May'75
- Structural Sequence
- Finite Event Scenario, (2)
Nonuse
← Nonunitarily Conceptual (2) | Nonverbal (1) →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
Nonverbal (1)
Cross Reference
Wordless
Cross-References
- Nameless
- Gestured Communication
- Gross Communication
- Mute Communication
- Unspoken Communication
- Unarticulated
Nonverbal (2)
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Self-communicate, 8 Apr'75
Nonvertex
Cross Reference
Cross-References
No One
← Nonvertex | No Open Endings →
Index Entry
No One:
"Unity does not mean the number one... One does not and cannot exist by itself."
- Citation & context at Subjective & Objective, 16 May'75
No Open Endings
Index Entry
No Open Endings:
"There are no open endings in Universe."
- Citation and context at Acceleration, 14 Feb'73
No Opposites
← No Open Endings | No Organization →
Index Entry
No Opposites:
"The 'opposite' of the engineers' equal-and-opposite action and reaction is strictly linear and planar. But 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."
(Sec. \hrefhttps://www.buckyverse.org/en/synergetics/content/chapters/400-system#section-465.02465.02; 2nd. Ed.)
- Cite RBF to EJA, 3200 Idaho Ave., Wash. DC; 12 Nov'75
No Organization
← No Opposites | No Otherness; No awareness →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
No Otherness; No awareness
← No Organization | No Other →
Cross Reference
Somethingness & Otherness, 7 Oct'75
Cross-References
- Geometry of Thinking, 16 Dec'73
- Thirty Minimum Aspects of a System
- Human Beings & Complex Universe, (3)
No Other
← No Otherness; No awareness | No Planes (1) →
Cross Reference
No Other: No Ma:
Cross-References
- Other, 5 Jun'73
No Planes (1)
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Spiralinearity, Nov'71
- Six Motion Freedoms & Degrees of Freedom, (1)
No-point
Index Entry
No-point:
"All the no-points are always embracing all the points."
- Citation and context at Integrity of Universe, 23 Sep'73
No-point
Cross Reference
No-point:
Cross-References
- Integrity of Universe, 23 Sep'73*
- ent, Nov
- Omniembracing, 23 Sep'73
- Tetrahedron, 23 Sep'73
No Politics
Cross Reference
No Politics:
Cross-References
No Promotion
← No Politics | No Race No Class →
Cross Reference
No Promotion: See Promote: I Don't Promote
Cross-References
No Race No Class
← No Promotion | No Right Angles in Nature →
Index Entry
World Game Document #1: pp. 157-164, 1971
No Right Angles in Nature
← No Race No Class | No Right Angles in Nature →
Index Entry
No Right Angles in Nature:
"There are no right angles in nature. Look at all those trees. Look at the angles of all those branches. Just let me know if you ever see branches coming out at 90 degrees."
Cite RBF to JZA on porch deck, 3200 Idaho, Wash, DC., 1972
No Right Angles in Nature
← No Right Angles in Nature | Normal →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
Normal
← No Right Angles in Nature | Normal →
Index Entry
Normal:
"Ninety-nine point nine-nine percent of the bodies in motion in physical Universe are operating orbitally; therefore normally; i,e., at 90° to the direction of the applied force.
"The special case of critical proximity where bodies converge due to the extreme disparity of relative mass magnitude is the rare special case at which special exceptiona] case point in Universe humans happen to exist, being thereby conditioned to think of the special-case exceptional as 'normal,' thus to misapprehend the normal general behavior. The misapprehension regards the normal as strangely perverse. There is much within the critical proximity environment which demonstrates the normal-- where the disparate mass relativities are not operating, as, for instance, when a rope is tensed and reacting at 90° to the direction of the tensing and thus becomes tauter. Compression members precess to bend."
- Cite SYNERGETICS draft at Secs. \hrefhttps://www.buckyverse.org/en/synergetics/content/chapters/1000-omnitopology#section-1054.611054.61+62, 6 Mar'73
Normal
Index Entry
Normal:
"Normal for Universe is 'in orbit'."
Normal
Index Entry
Normal:
"I use 60 degrees as normal instead of 90 degrees."
- Citation & context at Pulse Pattern, 2 May'71
Normal
Index Entry
The average of all plus (+) and minus (-) weights of universe is Zero weight. The normal is eternal.
Normalizer
← Normal | Norm of Einstein as Absolute Speed →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Sleep, 11 Feb'73
Norm of Einstein as Absolute Speed
← Normalizer | Norm of Einstein as Absolute Speed →
Index Entry
Norm of Einstein as Absolute Speed:
"We have a new norm. . . The norm of Einstein is absolute speed instead of 'at rest.'"
Norm of Einstein as Absolute Speed
← Norm of Einstein as Absolute Speed | Norm of Einstein as Absolute Speed →
Cross Reference
"Einstein's adoption as normal speed, the adoption of electromagnetic radiation expansion-- omnidirectionally in vacuo-- because the speeds of all the known different phases of measured radiation are apparently identical, despite vast differences in wavelength and frequencies, suggests a top speed of omnidirectional entropic disorder increase accommodation at which radiant speed reaches highest velocity when the last of the eternally regenerative Universe cyclic frequencies of multi-billions of years have been accommodated, all of which complex of nonsimultaneous transforming multivarieted frequency synchronizations is complementarily balanced to equate as zero by the sum-totality of locally converging orderly and synchronously concentrating energy phases of scenario universe's eternally pulsative, and only sum-totally synchronous, disintegrative, divergent, omnidirectionally exporting and only sum-totally synchronous integrative, convergent and discretely directional individual importings."
- Cite RBF to EJA in response to request to repeat his 'brief sentence' on sphere as a meeting of convergences.
325 (Gray) Citation at Radiation: Speed Of, Oct'71
Cross-References
- SYNERGETICS draft 'Tension and Compression,' Sec. 644.08
Norm of Einstein as Absolute Speed
← Norm of Einstein as Absolute Speed | Norm of Einstein as Absolute Speed (1) →
Index Entry
Norm of Einstein as Absolute Speed (1)
← Norm of Einstein as Absolute Speed | Norm of Einstein as Absolute Speed (2) →
Cross Reference
Top Speed
Cross-References
- Absolute Velocity
- All-acceleration Universe
- Instant Universe vs. All-motion Universe
- Newton's Cosmic Norm of "At rest"
- Cosmic Norm
Norm of Einstein as Absolute Speed (2)
← Norm of Einstein as Absolute Speed (1) | Normal Speed (1) →
Cross Reference
T-module, 31 Jul'77
Cross-References
- Omnimotions, May'72
- Eternal Instantaneity, (1)
- Radiation: Speed Of, Oct'71*
- Dymaxion Airocean World
- Intuition, 1 Feb'75
Normal Speed (1)
← Norm of Einstein as Absolute Speed (2) | Normal Speed (2) →
Cross Reference
Top Speed
Cross-References
Normal Speed (2)
← Normal Speed (1) | Norm: Tetrahedron As Norm →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- All-acceleration Universe, 20 Jun'66
Norm: Tetrahedron As Norm
← Normal Speed (2) | Normal to Universe →
RBF Definitions
The basic antibody structure is known to consist of four chains of chemical subunits-- two light chains and two heavy chains. On these are large 'constant regions' that are the same from antibody to antibody... Variable regions... confer specificity... the factor that allows antibodies to be formed to fit. (Underlining by R.B.F.)
R.B.F. Marginalia: "Purely structural law. Purely triangle and tetra forming. 1 Tet = Norm. 6 = Norm.
"6 = 2 x 3; 6 = 2 triangles; 2 triangles = 4 triangles; 4 triangles = Tet; 3 = ½ Norm.
1 = Redundant Excess
2 = Deficient
3 = ½ Norm
6 = Norm"
Normal to Universe
← Norm: Tetrahedron As Norm | Normal to Universe (1) →
RBF Definitions
In the metaphor of the child pushing the spoon off the table, 90 degrees is normal to Universe; Precession. In what respect can 60 degrees be considered as normal?"
RBF: "The interference energies of three-great-circle orbits automatically intertriangulate and automatically interequalize the interference energies to produce omniequilateral spherical triangles which always project flat-out as 60-degree triangles."
Normal to Universe (1)
← Normal to Universe | Normal to Universe →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Sixty Degrees as Normal
Normal to Universe
← Normal to Universe (1) | Norm Normal (1) →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Child Pushes Spoon Off Edge of Table, 16 Jun'72
Norm Normal (1)
← Normal to Universe | Norm Normal (2) →
Cross Reference
Failure as Norm
Sixty Degrees as Normal
Permanence ≠ Normal
Cross-References
- Cosmic Norm
- Success as Norm
- Static Norm
- Newton's Cosmic Norm of "At Rest"
- Norm of Einstein as Absolute Speed
- Change is Normal
- Zero = Normal
Norm Normal (2)
← Norm Normal (1) | North Face Domes →
Cross Reference
Quick & the Dead: Song Of, Oct'66
Cross-References
- Charts, 3 Oct'73
- Eternal Instantaneity, (1)
- Problems, 9 Dec'73
- Pulse Pattern, 2 May'71*
- New York City, (10)
- Human Beings & Complex Universe, (15)
North Face Domes
← Norm Normal (2) | North-south Mobility of World Man (1) →
RBF Definitions
"At our Vancouver site, in addition to the four MFG 'Molded Fiberglass' Company's Turtle Domes, there were two smaller North Face Domes. The name 'North Face' derives from the north face of Mt. Everest. These two North Face domes were developed by successful Everest climbers for their high altitude, advanced base, dwelling devices--designed for environmental conditions far more formidable than those with which humans anywhere had ever before swiftly and effectively coped. The North Face domes are oval in plan. They are geodesic. They are made with the highest tensile strength aircraft aluminum struts and have inner and outer dome skins of nylon with a double skin floor. They disassemble and roll into a pack two feet long by eight inches in diameter and weigh only eight pounds. An eight-pound home compounded with a sleeping bag permits human beings to be very intimate with nature under most hostile conditions."
Citations
- Accommodating Human Unsettlement, p.20; 20 Sep'76
North-south Mobility of World Man (1)
← North Face Domes | North-south Mobility of World Man (2) →
Cross Reference
North-south Mobility of World Man:
"All humanity is now prone to become world beings, so we're
going to have to accommodate the comings and going in very new
places.
"When the United Nations was formed New York City was chosen as
the headquarters because it could be reached by ships. At that
time the chief way of getting around the world was by water,
by vessel and ship. In 1961, long after the forming of the
United Nations, three jet airplanes in one year outperformed
the Queen Mary and the steamship United States at very much
less cost; and suddenly the sea became obsolete as a way in
which human beings would get from here to there.
"We have been in an east-west orientation. New York City and
San Francisco have been ports of embarkation and debarkation
for freight and traffic. You fly over New York City today and
look at the thousands of docks and you'll find about a dozen
of them in use. And look at the great Jersey City railroad
yards: absolutely empty. New York City has become completely
obsolete from what it was.
"That farm machinery I talked to you about √See Building
Business, (2)]J that brought about the farming in an entirely"
- Cite RBF to "Town Meeting of the Air," Wash, DC; 10 Sep'75
Cross-References
- Building Business, (2)
North-south Mobility of World Man (2)
← North-south Mobility of World Man (1) | North-south Mobility of World Man →
Index Entry
A different way, and mechanical implements created enormous agricultural industrial operations. Ninety percent of humanity yesterday were on the farms and they now have no other place to go but into the cities, occupying housing completely obsolete in the way it was built. I say that not only the building industry is obsolete but the whole of the cities are obsolete. And it is all at great cost to the human beings that are there... and we're going to have to do everything we can to make them as livable as we can. But we're on really for a completely new pattern, a new pattern of mobility for all of world man. Instead of the east-west world of the sea they're going to be flying over the pole.
North-south Mobility of World Man
← North-south Mobility of World Man (2) | No Secondhand Battleships →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
No Secondhand Battleships
← North-south Mobility of World Man | No Secondhand God (1) →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Secondhand, 1946
No Secondhand God (1)
← No Secondhand Battleships | Nose-to-navel Axis →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Religion, (1)
- Iceland, 7 Oct'75
- Young World, 9 Jul'62
Nose-to-navel Axis
← No Secondhand God (1) | No Shape →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
No Shape
← Nose-to-navel Axis | No Short Cuts →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
No Short Cuts
← No Shape | No Sinking Man Cannot Sink →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
No Sinking Man Cannot Sink
← No Short Cuts | No-Size Conceptual Model →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Down, May'49
No-Size Conceptual Model
← No Sinking Man Cannot Sink | No-size Conceptual Model →
Index Entry
No-Size Conceptual Model:
"Because I don't talk space, I don't have to have a vacuum. I don't start with space. I start with nothing. Things are always special-case temporary realizations of a specifically detailed dimension and behavior complex of generalized laws applied to a local inventory of physical resources. I start thinking with a no-size conceptual model of a whole system."
- Cite 19 Feb re-write of Vacuum, 17 Feb '72
No-size Conceptual Model
← No-Size Conceptual Model | No Solids →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
No Solids
← No-size Conceptual Model | No Solids →
Index Entry
Such objects, however,
On closer inspection
Are themselves mass-attractively integrated
Energy event aggregates,
Each of which is so closely amassed
As to be superficially deceptive
And therefore misidentified
By humanity's optically limited discernment,
As bodies--
Separate 'solid' bodies--
Despite that physics has never found
And 'solid' phenomena.
- Cite INTUITION, p.22, May '72
No Solids
Index Entry
No Solids:
"If lines cannot go through the same point at the same time, there can be no continuous perfectly level planes. Planes are not experimentally demonstrable. Solids are not experimentally demonstrable. Physical experiment has never discovered any phenomena other than discontinuous discrete energy events, each uniquely identifiable amongst the gamut of frequencies of cyclic discontinuity of all the physical phenomena as comprehensively and overlappingly arrayed as the vast frequency ranges of the electromagnetic spectrum. The electromagnetic spectrum 'reality' has been found experimentally to embrace all known physical phenomena: visible, subvisible or ultravisible thus far detected as present in universe. There are no solids. The synergetic behaviors of structures satisfactorily explains as discontinuous that which we have in the past superficially misidentified as 'solid.'"
No Solids
Index Entry
For a microcosmic example of our spontaneous and superficial misapprehending and miscomprehending the environmental events we must concede that both theoretically and experimentally we have now learned and 'know' that there are no 'solids,' no continuous surfaces, only 'milky-way-like' aggregations of remotely interdistanced atomic events. There are no 'things'-- no particles--only energetic events. Nonetheless society keeps right on 'seeing,' dealing and superficially cerebrating in respect to 'things' called 'solids.'
No Solids
Index Entry
If lines can't go through the same point at the same time, we Can't even have'planes'. So planes are 'out.' Solids are also gone because physical experiment has never disclosed any phenomena other than discontinuities identified as the gamut of frequencies of cyclic discontinuity of all the physical phenomena as arrayed within the vast frequency ranges of the electromagnetic spectrum which embraces all physical phenomena visible, sub-visible, or ultra-visible thus far detected in universe. Solids are 'out.'
-
Cite NASA SPEECH, p. 52. Jun'66
-
Cite CARBON:L. TEXT IV.29, IV.30
No Solids (1)
Cross Reference
Cross-References
No Solids (2)
Cross Reference
Fourth-dimensional Synergetics Lathematics, 14 Dec'76 (2)
Cross-References
- Subvisible Discontinuity, 19 Oct'72 (2)
- Experiential Mathematics, 15 Oct'76 (2)
- Conceptual Physics, (2)
- Four-dimensional Reality, 30 Apr'77 (2)
- Tuning-in & Tuning-out, 17 May'77 (2)
No Speed
← No Solids (2) | No Spherical Continuum →
Index Entry
No Speed:
"The top speed of radiation is simply theminimum operational lag before making the cosmic leap to the eternal No-speed, where the instantaneity spontaneous to a child's conceptioning is normal and eternal."
- Citation and context at Intellect, 27 May'72
No Spherical Continuum
← No Speed | No Sphere Integrity →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- O Module, 29 Sep'76
No Sphere Integrity
← No Spherical Continuum | No Square Stability →
Index Entry
No Sphere Integrity:
"As there may be no absolute division of energetic Universe into isolated or noncommunicable parts, there is no absolute enclosed surface or absolutely enclosed volume; therefore, no true or absolutely defined simultaneous surface sphere integrity. Therefore, a sphere is a polyhedron of invisible plurality of trussed facets..."
- Cite RBF caption in McHale's "RBFuller," Plate 36, 1962
No Square Stability
← No Sphere Integrity | Nostalgia →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Triclinic, 31 Aug'76
Nostalgia
← No Square Stability | No Start →
Cross Reference
Yesterdays
Cross-References
No Start
← Nostalgia | No Static Frame of Reference (1) →
Index Entry
You don't have to find where Universe starts. It doesn't start. It's eternal.
- Cite RBF at Penn Bell videotaping session, Philadelphia, 22 Jan'75
No Static Frame of Reference (1)
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Eternity, (1)
No Static
← No Static Frame of Reference (1) | No Straight Lines (1) →
Index Entry
No Static:
"There is no true 'noise' or 'static.' There are only as yet undifferentiated and uncomprehended orders."
(From NASA speech, p. 90)
-
Cite Synergetics draft, "Symmetry", p. 32.04, July 1971.
-
Citation & context at Chaos, Jun'66
No Straight Lines (1)
← No Static | No Straight Lines (2) →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
No Straight Lines (2)
← No Straight Lines (1) | Not A Priori →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Line, 28 Oct'73; Mar'71
- Servomechanism, 15 May'75
- Social Sciences: Analogue to Physical Sciences, 7 Nov'75 (1)
- Left & Right, 7 Nov'75
Not A Priori
← No Straight Lines (2) | Not A Priori (1) →
Index Entry
Not A Priori:
"The octet truss is not a priori."
- Citation & context at Octet Truss, 24 Sep'73
Not A Priori (1)
← Not A Priori | Not A Priori (2) →
Cross Reference
Not A Priori:
Cross-References
- Self is not A Priori, (1)
Not A Priori (2)
← Not A Priori (1) | Note Notes →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- et Truss, Oct*
Note Notes
← Not A Priori (2) | Not Enough to Go Round →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
Not Enough to Go Round
← Note Notes | Not-everywhere →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
Not-everywhere
← Not Enough to Go Round | No Thickness →
Cross Reference
Not-everywhere:
Cross-References
- Distributive, 23 Sep'73
No Thickness
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Systematic Realization, 20 Dec'74
Nothing
Index Entry
Nothing:
"I don't start with space. I start with nothing."
- For citation and context see Vacuum, 17/19 Feb '72
Nothing
Index Entry
Nothing:
"Lags are intervals-- nothing."
- Cite SYNERGETICS Draft - "Conceptuality: Life" -- RBF:
Marginalia, Somerset Club, Boston - 25 April, 1971.
- Citation & context at Eternal & Temporal, 25 Apr '71
No-thing
Index Entry
No-thing:
"There are no solids, nor particles-- no-things."
- Cite SYNERGETICS corollaries, \hrefhttps://www.buckyverse.org/en/synergetics/content/chapters/200-synergetics#section-240.00240. 1971
Nothingness
Index Entry
Nothingness:
"The nothingness is just where you are not tuning. Nothingness = untuned somethingness."
- Cite RBF to EJA, Pagano's Rest., Phila., PA., 22 Jun'75
Nothingness
Index Entry
Nothingness:
"The nothingness area is one unbounded by any visible closed line. Nothingness is the part of the system unencompassed by the observer."
- Citation & Context at Minimum Awareness Model, (1)(2), 9 Jun'75
Nothingness
Index Entry
Nothingness:
"The total nothingness involved is accounted by 20 F^3. The third power accounts both the untuned nothingness and the finitely tuned somethingness. The 20 is both Einstein's M and all the other untuned non-I. of Universe. The 20 F^3 is the total Universe momentarily all at one time center."
time or timeless.
- Cite SYNERGETICS draft at Sec. \hrefhttps://www.buckyverse.org/en/synergetics/content/chapters/900-modelability#section-960.09960.09, 16 Nov'72
Nothingness
← Nothingness | No Thing: No Thing-in-itself (1) →
Index Entry
Nothingness:
"When the vector equilibrium assembly of eight triangles and six squares is opened up it may be hand held in the omnisymmetry conformation of the 'idealized nothingness of absolute middleness.!'"
No Thing: No Thing-in-itself (1)
← Nothingness | No Thing-in-itself: No Thing (2) →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Connections & Relatedness
- Starting Point
- System vs. Thing-in-itself
- Verbs: No 'Where's, No 'What's, Only 'When's
- Zero Model vs. Thing-in-itself
- Static Invalidity of Solid Things vs. Empty Space
No Thing-in-itself: No Thing (2)
← No Thing: No Thing-in-itself (1) | Nothingness Local →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Vector Equilibrium as Starting Point, 8 Apr'75
- Ninety-two Elements, 21 Jun'77
Nothingness Local
← No Thing-in-itself: No Thing (2) | Nothingness →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Zero-niness, 11 Sep'75
Nothingness
← Nothingness Local | Nothingness of Night →
Index Entry
Nothingness: Mold of Nothingness:
"-- We suddenly see the mold of nothingness. That's all it is!"
Nothingness of Night
← Nothingness | Nothingness Phase →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Fireworks, May'72
Nothingness Phase
← Nothingness of Night | Nothingness - Silence →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Vacuum, 11 Sep'75
Nothingness - Silence
← Nothingness Phase | Nothingness of Areal and Volumetric Spaces →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Silence, 30 Sep'76
Nothingness of Areal and Volumetric Spaces
← Nothingness - Silence | Nothingness of Areal & Volumetric Spaces →
Index Entry
Nothingness of Areal and Volumetric Spaces:
"The function of the chords is to relate. . . And the resultant is the inadvertent definition of the nothingness of the areal and volumetric spaces. . . Areas do not create themselves. They are incidental to the lines between the events. The faces are the bounding of nothingness. Areas and volumes are incidental resultants to finding the connections between the events of experience."
- Citation and context at Connections and Relatedness, 20 Feb'73
Nothingness of Areal & Volumetric Spaces
← Nothingness of Areal and Volumetric Spaces | Nothingness of Universe →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Domain & Quantum, (1)(2)
Nothingness of Universe
← Nothingness of Areal & Volumetric Spaces | Nothingness = Untuned Somethingness →
RBF Definitions
"What the blowtorch does is to let infinity-- or the
nothingness of Universe-- into the system."
- For citation and context see Barrel (2), Dec'70
Nothingness = Untuned Somethingness
← Nothingness of Universe | Nothing (1) →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Nothingness, 22 Jun'75
Nothing (1)
← Nothingness = Untuned Somethingness | Nothing Nothingness (2) →
Cross Reference
Not!ingness = Untuned Somethingness
Space Nothingness
Cross-References
- Background Nothingness
- Central Nothingness Equilibrium
- Field of Omnidirectional Nothingness
- Infinite = Nothingness
- Mold of Nothingness
- Nonstate
- Nonthing
- ent, Nov
- Nucleus = Nine = Nothing;
- One = None
- Something-nothing-something-nothing
- Straight-nothingness
- Unfolded Nothingness
- Untuned
- Windows of Nothingness
Nothing Nothingness (2)
← Nothing (1) | Nothing Nothingness (3) →
Cross Reference
Domes, 12 May'77
Star Events & Degrees of Freedom, 12 May'75
Cross-References
- A Priori Environment, May'72
- A Priori Four-dimensional Reality, (2)
- Black Hole, (2)
- Bow Ties, 6 Oct'72
- Eternal & Temporal, 25 Apr'71*
- In & Out, 13 Nov'69
- Intervals, 25 Apr'71
- Lavoisier, 1 Oct'71
- Tetrahedron, 20 Feb'73
- Triangle, 16 Dec'73
- Vacuum, 19 Feb'72*
- Vector Equilibrium: Zerophase, 1 May'71
- Whole, 17 Feb'72
- In & Out: Go In To Go Out, 16 Dec'73
- Zerophase, (1)
- Thirty Minimum Topological Characteristics, (1)
- Self & Otherness: Four Minimal Aspects, 22 Jun'75
- Minimum Awareness Model, (1)(2)
- Dynamic Equilibrium, 24 Apr'76
- Space, 2 Jul'76
Nothing Nothingness (3)
← Nothing Nothingness (2) | No-time-and-away-ago →
Cross Reference
Nothingness = Silence
Cross-References
- No-thing
- No Thing-in-itself
- Nothingness of Areal & Volumetric Spaces
- Nothingness: Mold of Nothingness
- Nothingness of Night
- Nothingness Phase
- Nothingness of Universe
- Nothingness = Untuned Somethingness
No-time-and-away-ago
← Nothing Nothingness (3) | No Time (1) →
Index Entry
'No-time-and-away-ago' is my new phrase in the Goldilocks piece for a theme like Dante's. The otherness is broken down into past otherness, present otherness, and future otherness.
- Cite RBF to EJA, 28 May'75
No Time (1)
← No-time-and-away-ago | No Time No Time at All (2) →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Absolute Velocity
- Cosmic Synergy
- Eternal Instantaneity
- Eternity: Equation of Eternity
- Instantaneity
- Timeless
- Top Speed: Top Velocity
No Time No Time at All (2)
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Intellect, 27 May'72
- Motion, 27 May'72
- Time & Space, 7 Feb'71
- Pole Vaulter, 2 Jul'75
Not Of
← No Time No Time at All (2) | No Totality →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
No Totality
← Not Of | Not Out of This World (1) →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
Not Out of This World (1)
← No Totality | Not Out of This World (2) →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
Not Out of This World (2)
← Not Out of This World (1) | Not Touching →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Omnigeometric, 27 May'72
- Public Relations, 28 Jan'75
Not Touching
← Not Out of This World (2) | Not Trespassing →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
Not Trespassing
← Not Touching | No Two-dimensionality →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
No Two-dimensionality
← Not Trespassing | No Twogon →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Fourth-dimensional Synergetics Mathematics, 14 Dec'76
No Twogon
← No Two-dimensionality | Noun →
Index Entry
No Twogon:
"There is no twogon."
- Cite SYNERGETICS, 2nd. Ed. at Sec. \hrefhttps://www.buckyverse.org/en/synergetics/content/chapters/600-structure#section-608.24608.24, 11 Apr'75
Noun
RBF Definitions
"In architecture 'form' is a noun; in industry, 'form' is a verb. Industry is concerned with doing, whereas architecture has been engrossed with making replicas of end results of what people have industrially demonstrated in the past. Noun, in our phonetic etymology, means 'now-one,' i.e., the most recent chaos of thought reduced to an answer. The 'now-one' or noun must, in due course through selection by the intellect, become two or more observed characteristics of the one, there being no absolute identity. Nouns, from a language viewpoint, are tenable only as 'names' for facts recently determined. The noun is, therefore, more subject to constant revision than is any other part of speech. No longer is it 'stone.' No longer is it 'steel.' Industry is dealing in hundreds of different steels, physically more dissimilar than the Chinese and the Swiss.
Citations
- NINE CHAINS TO THE MOON, p.41, 1938
Noun (1)
Cross Reference
"Named" Phenomena: Name Words
Newton was a Noun
Thing: Thingness
Verb vs. Noun
No Nouns
Cross-References
- Name
Noun (2)
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Event, 26 Jan'72
- Meaningless, Oct'66
No Up & Down
Cross Reference
Spaceship, (1)
Cross-References
- Death, 29 Mar'77
- Dynamic Frame of Reference, (3)(4)
- In, Out & Around, 17 Mar'77; 10 Dec'73
- Nature in a Corner, 17 Nov'75
- Spaceship Earth, 22 Jun'74
- Synergetic Hierarchy, 5 May'74
- No Energy Crisis, (1)
- Conceptual Limits, 22 Jun'77
Novel: Novels
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Fuller, R.B: The Thinking Me, 8 Dec'76
Novent
Index Entry
Novent:
"The limit case of prime otherness is that of the point and the no-points: the events and the novents. Numerically, one vs. zero. Because it is the limit case it is prime. Zero is prime otherness."
Novent
Index Entry
Alan Watts: But I mean there is a common assumption-- it is ordinary common sense-- that space is nothing at all.
Fuller: That's novent. I call it no-event. I don't like the word space anymore because it implies something. We have only frequencies. We have events and no-events. We have the unique energy packages.
Watts: But any sort of solid energy package seems to me inconceivable without a special ground.
Fuller: It doesn't bother me at all about the no-event.
Watts: Well, how can you talk of curved space, the properties of space?
Fuller: But you can't talk of straight space. There are no straight lines. Physics has found nothing but waves.
Novent (1)
Index Entry
There are no specific directions or localities in Universe which may be opposingly designated as UP or DOWN. In their place we must use the words OUT and IN. We move in towards various individual masses or we move out from them. But the words IN and OUT are not mirror image opposites. IN is in respect to individual experience foci-- OUT is common to all. IN is discrete. OUT is general. The IN's are discontinuous. The OUT's are continuous. OUT is nothingness, i.e. non-experience. Only the non-experience nothingness infers a continuum. The non-event continuum is the Novent. Inferentially, the Novent continuum permeates the finitely populated withinness and comprises the finit Novent withoutness. The rubber glove stripped inside-outingly from off the left hand now fits only the right hand. First the left hand was conceptual and the right hand was non-conceptual-- and then the process of stripping off inside-outingly seemingly annihilated the left hand and created the right hand-- then vice versa as the next strip-off occurred. When physics finds experimentally that a unique energy patterning,-- erroneously referred to in archaic terms as a particle,-- is annihilated, that
Novent (2)
Index Entry
Novent:
"Annihilation is only of the rubber glove kind. The positive becomes the negative and the positive only seems to have been annihilated. We begin to realize conceptually the finite, yet non-sensorial, outness which can be converted into sensorial inness by the inside- outing process. Ergo, novent is the finite but non-sensorial continuum. Sensoriality is a corporeally external phenomenon--reportingly relayed inwardly to the brain and therein imaginatively scanned by the mind which conceptualized independently in generalized formulations such as the conception of a nuclear grouping around a nucleus, i quite independent of size..."
Novent
← Novent (2) | Novent Continuum →
Index Entry
Novent:
"There is no static geometry. There are momentarily existant geometrical relationships. There are events and lack-of-events. The electromagnetic spectrum is a manifest of the gamut of unique frequencies of recurrence. There are no 'solids,' no 'surfaces,' no continuums,' no straight lines or planes. We have only events and no-events-- the events being finite and their energies limited. . . .
"We are talking about no event, so let us contract those two words into one word, novent, meaning nothing occurs."
- Citation and context at Space, 1968
Novent Continuum
Index Entry
Novent Continuum:
"The non-event continuum is the Novent. . . The Novent continuum permeates the finitely populated withinness and comprises the finite Novent withoutness. . . Only the non-experience nothingness constitutes continuum."
- Cite Synergetics draft, Secs. \hrefhttps://www.buckyverse.org/en/synergetics/content/chapters/500-conceptuality#section-524.04524.04 + \hrefhttps://www.buckyverse.org/en/synergetics/content/chapters/500-conceptuality#section-524.05524.05. 1971
Novent Continuum
← Novent Continuum | Novent (1) →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
Novent (1)
← Novent Continuum | Noyent (2) →
Cross Reference
Space Nothingness, (1)
Cross-References
- Epistemological Stepping Stones, (1)
- Events & Nonevents, (1)
- Invisible, (1)
- No-point, (1)
- Nothing, (1)
- No-thing, (1)
- Nothingness: Mold of Nothingness, (1)
- ent Continuum, Nov (1)
- Vacuum, (1)
- Eventsents & Event Interrelatabilities, Nov (1)
Noyent (2)
Cross Reference
Star Event & Degrees of Freedom, 12 May'75 (2)
Cross-References
- Connections & Relatedness, 20 Feb'73 (2)
- Prime Otherness, 23 Sep'73* (2)
- Space, 19 Oct'70; May'71 (2)
Now
Index Entry
Now:
"The future is not linear. Time is wavilinear. Experience is expansive, omnidirectionally including and refining the future. It probably consists of omnidirectional wave propagations. We seem to be talking about a greater range of known cycling. It is both a subjective 'now' and an objective 'now'; a forward-looking now and a backward-looking now which combine synergetically as one complete "now." Because every action has both a reaction and a resultant, every now must have both a fading past and a dawning future."
- Cite RBF rewrite of SYNERGETICS galley at Sec. \hrefhttps://www.buckyverse.org/en/synergetics/content/chapters/500-conceptuality#section-529.11529.11
7 Nov'73
Now
Index Entry
Now:
"I cannot think simultaneously
About all the special-case events which I have experienced,
But I can think about one special set
Of closely associated events
At any one now."
- Cite BRAIN & MIND, p.132 May '72
Now
Index Entry
Now:
"Universe is the aggregate
Which aggregate
Of only partially overlapping events
Is sum-totally a lot of yesterdays
Plus an awareness of now."
- Cite BRAIN AND MIND, p.125, galley p.131 May '72
Now
Index Entry
Now:
"Yesterday and now
Are neither simultaneous
Nor mirror-imaged;
But through tem run themes
As overlappingly woven threads,
Which though multipliedly individualized
Sum-totally comprise a scenario."
- Cite BRAIN & MIND, p.131 May '72
Now
Index Entry
Now:
"How is where man has kidded himself into thinking that there's no change at all.
"Take the gestation rates from the elephant to the half-life radioactivity of atoms which approach cosmic speeds and get back into eternity. What we call now is just a slow-down. In the Gay 90's most people thought that there was no change at all. Even Newton could say 'at rest.'
"I ramified the idealistic-- which is essential to all the palpitations. It goes back to angle, and triangle; and conceptuality independent of size and starting with the fundamental idea that there must be a nucleus. There is no straight line; only the wave coincides with reality."
- Cite RBF to EJA, at breakfast j200, Idaho, DC, after RBF had read first three chapters of Eccles 'Facing Reality,' until 3:00 a.m. the night before, 14 Feb '72.
Now
RBF Definitions
"Life is the now event with its reaction past and resultant future."
- Citation & context at Life, 1 Jun'71
Now
Index Entry
Now:
"Because every action has both a reaction and a resultant
every now must have a past and a dawning future."
- Cite SYNERGETUCS draft, 'Conceptuality: Time,' - RBF
marginalis added at Somerset Club Boston, 25 Apr'71
Now
Index Entry
"The future is not something linear. So we seem to be talking about a greater range of known cycling. . . We're talking a complete 'now.' It really is a subjective 'now' and an objective 'now' and so forth, but it really is all 'now.'"
Now
Index Entry
Now:
"We cannot view the great confluences of separately and remotely significant events forwardly resultant to now."
- Citation & context at Surprise, May'49
No Wave
Cross Reference
Cross-References
Now Hourglass (1)
← No Wave | Now Hourglass (2) →
Index Entry
Now Hourglass: Cross Section of Teleological Bow Tie:
"The macrocosm of minimum frequency of omnidirectional self-interference restraints whose greatest degrees of outward expansions occur when the last of the least-frequent self-interfering cycles is completed, and cycles, being geodesic great circles, must always interfere with one another twice in each wave and frequency cycle, which 'twiceness' imposes eternally regenerative cosmic resonance, and all the latter's inherent quanta- wave- frequency- time- interference-mass- and effort- aspects in exquisite speed-of-light 700-million miles per hour, self-interfering radiation patterns' energetic self-tying into concentric knots of relative mass in a mathematically idealized variety of symmetrical-asymmetrical atomic assemblages whose local subvisibly resolvable micro-orbiting induces the superficially deceptive motionless thingness of mini-micro-microcosm of NOW
TIME - 24B,EO,
SEC. \hrefhttps://www.buckyverse.org/en/synergetics/content/chapters/500-conceptuality#section-599.40599.40 - Cite RBF rewrite, 25 Sep'73
Now Hourglass (2)
← Now Hourglass (1) | Now Hourglass Cross Section of Teleological Bow Tie →
Index Entry
Cross Section of Teleological Bow Tie:
"NOW which progressive experience-won knowledge multiplies by progressive intellectually contrived, instrumentally implemented exploratory subdividing into microscopically ever greater speeds of transformation through insectine phase magnitudes dividing into the micro-organisms phase, and then dividing progressively into molecular and atomic phases; then phasing into radioactivity at 700-million miles per hour, expanding once more into the macrocosm and repeat: ad infinitum.
Now Hourglass Cross Section of Teleological Bow Tie
← Now Hourglass (2) | Now Hourglass: Cross Section of Teleological Bow Tie →
Cross Reference
TEXT CITATIONS
Now Hourglass: Cross Section of Teleological Bow Tie:
Synergetics, 2nd. Ed. : Sec. \hrefhttps://www.buckyverse.org/en/synergetics/content/chapters/500-conceptuality#section-529.40529.40
Cross-References
- Shaltmer, Vol. 2., No. 4, May'32
Now Hourglass: Cross Section of Teleological Bow Tie
← Now Hourglass Cross Section of Teleological Bow Tie | Now House (1) →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Self-now, Mar'72
Now House (1)
← Now Hourglass: Cross Section of Teleological Bow Tie | Now House (2) →
Index Entry
Now House:
"What was present and physically demonstrated at Vancouver's UN Habitat Conference/ Jericho Beach site was a mushroom group of swiftly foldable and movable geodesic domes and modernised Indian tepees produced, developed, and installed by a young world inspired to do something about its own future.
"Our World Game staff... put on an exhibit of four geodesic domes, which are now in manufacture by the Molded Fiberglass Company (MFG) of Ashtabula, Ohio... Their 14-foot, 5/8-sphere polyester fiberglass geodesic domes have alternate translucent or opaque fiberglass hexagon or pentagon panels. Their domes retail for $750.
"The World Game staff called their Exhibit the 'Now House.' This name derived from the fact that everything they had on display could be purchased right now from industrial mass production sources. All labor of their production occurred under the controlled environment-conditioning of factories: no rain, cold, heat, snow, ice, or wind. The MFG domes had no more need for old building technology than has the opening of an umbrella--a mobile, environment-controlling"
Now House (2)
← Now House (1) | Now House (3) →
Index Entry
Now House:
"artifact. The World Gamers brought their exhibit from Philadelphia to Vancouver in one camper truck pulling one trailer.
"The World Gamers first dug circular trenches slightly larger in diameter than the domes' circular bases. As they trenched they threw their shovelfuls of Earth into the enclosed circle and leveled it to form an elevated base for each dome. On the top of the Earth they laid edge-overlapping corrugated aluminum panels which were surmounted first by aluminized foamboard to reradiate heat, and next by plywood, and again by indoor-outdoor carpeting. This made a very comfortable, springy and dry floor.
"They anchored the domes so that they could not blow away, for the domes weighed only 225 pounds each.
"Three of the domes were positioned in a triangular pattern with ten feet between them. A high pole was mounted at the center of the triangular area, which in turn supported a watertight translucent canopy. The large between-domes triangular area below the canopy was covered with the"
Now House (3)
Index Entry
Now House:
"indoor-outdoor carpeting. The fourth dome stood mildly apart and could have been connected by a canopy but was not.
"One of the World Gamers' domes contained a complete workshop with all manner of handtools, benches, metal- and wood-working equipment and general electronics servicing gear. Another dome was used for the kitchen, bathroom, toilet, office, and clothes hanging. The third dome was used as a video theater and dormitory. The fourth dome was used for storage and laundry drying....
"Ten of the World Gamers lived in the Now House installation. They lived very comfortably and happily (as do a crew of 10 sailors living together on an ocean yacht, many of which are later equipped with hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of low-input, high-output, invisible performance instruments.)
"The Now House had been voluntarily equipped by many major corporations. Largest single supplier of all was the J.C. Penney Company. SONY let them have its most advanced multi-color videotape production and viewing system. Minnesota"
Now House
Index Entry
Now House:
"Xining had given them their best duplicating equipment. They had silk-screening equipment, printing equipment, and typewriters, and were able to broadcastingly communicate to society from their headquarters and received their feedback from a thousand visitors a day.
"In the kitchen-bathing dome Herman Miller had provided most compact, economic but adequate, shelving on which to mount their kitchen equipment. They had a toilet which converted human waste into high-grade fertilizer. The heat necessary for this odorless process was provided alternately by electricity from the windmill hookup or by heat from the solar panel water-heating device. The toilet system produced fertilizer as a rich, dry, manured, loam-like substance which needed to be taken out of the system only once a year....
"The domes were equipped with a remote control telephone. Arrayed between two of the three domes under a translucent canopy were banks of tomatoes and other food vegetation in hydroponic tanks, with noticeable growth accomplished during only the short two-week period of the installation."
Now House
Index Entry
Now House:
"While the domes, as already noted, were priced at $750 each, the total package with all its $17,000-worth of equipment amounted to $20,000. This ratio of $3,000 for the environmental dwelling shells and skin to $20,000 for the totally and luxuriously equipped living facility--approximately 1 : 7--is very close to the international ocean racing yachts' bareboat to sailaway equipped cost ratio. A modern 37-foot-overall length one-tonner at $30,000 for the bare boat with full transoceanic racing equipment, sails, instruments, et al., costs approximately $200,000. The reason the bareboat yacht hulls cost so much more than the bare Now House domes is due to all the stresses, strains, and other formidable conditions which must be coped with by the boat and their lightweight, high-strength equipment while operating at the interface of the airocean and the waterocean. The conditions are not present in the land installations....
"The ¥2 Now House will be ready for exhibit by August 28, 1977, and will soon thereafter become publicly available as the air-deliverable, only rentable, world-around dwelling machine service right on its scheduled 50th birthday."....
- Cite ACCOZXODATING HUIAN UNSETTLEMENT; pp.13-14; 20 Sep'76
Now House
Index Entry
"One of the most impressive facts at Vancouver was that disclosed by nature. During the first four days of the installation there were torrential rains. Mud was everywhere around the Jericho Beach forum grounds.... The World Gamers had placed large heavy planks on the ground leading to their installations so that by the time the visitors came over mats into the complex their feet were reasonably dry. With the large numbers coming daily it was amazing that the flooring of the complex remained comfortably dry throughout the rains.
"The domes consisted of half opaque panels and half translucent panels and could be rotatably rearranged with the translucent side south to impound enormous amounts of Sun radiation. With the translucent panels north, they remained cool and let in only the north light so desirable to artists."
Now Necessity
Index Entry
Now Necessity:
The mathematicians by their pseudo-escape to abstraction from a now necessity often get to kidding themselves. They do not understand an hierarchy of events.
Now Set
← Now Necessity | Now-you-see-it-now-you-don't (1) →
Index Entry
Now Set:
"...the olfactoral and aural (what you are smelling, eating, saying, and hearing) are the now set."
- Citation and context at Senses (1), 22 Nov'73
Now-you-see-it-now-you-don't (1)
← Now Set | Now-you-see-it-now-you-don't (2) →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Binary, (1)
- Conceptuality & Nonconceptuality
- Pulse Pattern
- Visible & Invisible
- Something-nothing-something-nothing
Now-you-see-it-now-you-don't (2)
← Now-you-see-it-now-you-don't (1) | Now (1) →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Fourth Quantum, 9 Jun'75
- Nuclear Sphere, 16 Dec'73
- Resolvability Limits, 30 Apr'77
Now (1)
← Now-you-see-it-now-you-don't (2) | Now (2) →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Eternal Slowdown
- Instantaneity
- Future: Man Backs into his Future
- Here & Now
- Reality is Eternally Now
- Self-now
- Status Quo
- Present
- Time is Only Now
Now (2)
← Now (1) | Nowhere & Nowhen (1) →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Apprehending, 22 Nov'73
- Dynamic Frame of Reference, (5)
- Life, 1 Jun'71*
- Prime Enclosure, 17 Feb'73
- Scenario, May'72
- Sensorial Identification of Reality, (2)
- Surprise, May'49*
- Time, Oct'70*
- Tuning-in & Tuning-out, 17 May'77
Nowhere & Nowhen (1)
← Now (2) | Nowhere & Nowhen (2) →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
Nowhere & Nowhen (2)
← Nowhere & Nowhen (1) | Nozzle: Harvesting Pollution at the Nozzle →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Cosmic Synergy, Jan'72
Nozzle: Harvesting Pollution at the Nozzle
← Nowhere & Nowhen (2) | Nuances of Angles →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Pollution, 1970
- Pollution Control, (1)(2)
Nuances of Angles
← Nozzle: Harvesting Pollution at the Nozzle | Nuance →
Cross Reference
Nuances of Angles:
Cross-References
- Angle: Pumping Fraction Factors, 15 Mar'48
Nuance
← Nuances of Angles | Nuclear →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Dictionary, 23 Feb'72; 24 Feb'72; 19 Jul'76
- Truth, 1967
- Words, 2 Jun'74
- Scheherazade Numbers:lining Powers Of, Dec
- Words & Coping, 7 Nov'75
Nuclear
← Nuance | Nuclear Assemblage Components →
Index Entry
Nuclear:
"Synergetics is primarily the geometry of the nucleus rather than of the geometry of chemistry. It's mostly the fundamental behaviors, the central behaviors. It is inherently nuclear in its own right."
- Citation & context at Synergetics, 23 Mar'74
Nuclear Assemblage Components
← Nuclear | Nuclear Computer Design →
Cross Reference
Nuclear Assemblage Components:
Cross-References
- Mites Make All Regular Polyhedra, 27 May'72
Nuclear Computer Design
← Nuclear Assemblage Components | Nuclear Cube →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
Nuclear Cube
← Nuclear Computer Design | Nuclear Domain →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
Nuclear Domain
← Nuclear Cube | Nuclear Domain & Elementality (1) →
Index Entry
Nuclear Domain:
"Vector equilibrium is the maximum domain of a nucleus."
- Cite RBF at Penn Bell videotaping session, Philadelphia, 22 Jan'75
Nuclear Domain & Elementality (1)
← Nuclear Domain | Nuclear Domain & Elementality (2) →
Index Entry
Nuclear Domain & Elementality:
"The closest-packed sphere shell growth rate is governed by the formula 10 F^2 + 2. The formula is reliably predictable in the identification of chemical elements, but that identification is limited to the unique nuclear domain pattern involvement.
"When a new nucleus becomes completely surrounded by two layers then the exclusively unique pattern surroundment of the first nucleus is terminated. It is no longer the unique nucleus. The word elemental relates to the original unique patterning around any one nucleus of closest-packed spheres. When we get beyond the original unique patterning and find the patternings repeating themselves, we get into the molecular world.
"Uranium 92 is the limit case of what we call inherently self-regenerative chemical elements. Beyond these, we get into split-second life demonstrations of the elements. These demonstrations are similar to having a rubber ball with a hole and stretching that hole's rubber outwardly around the hole until we can see the markings on the inner"
Nuclear Domain & Elementality (2)
← Nuclear Domain & Elementality (1) | Nuclear Domain (1) →
Index Entry
Nuclear Domain & Elementality:
"skin corresponding to markings on the outer skin, but when we release the ball the momentarily-outwardly-displayed markings of the inside will quickly resume their internal positions.
"As we see in (\hrefhttps://www.buckyverse.org/en/synergetics/content/chapters/600-structure#section-624.00624), the inside-outing of Universe occurs only at the tetrahedral level. In the nucleated tetrahedral, closest-packed-sphere-shell growth rates, the outward layer sphere count increases as frequency to the second power times two plus two--with the outer layer also always doubled in value."
--Incorporated in SYNERGETICS 2 at Sec. \hrefhttps://www.buckyverse.org/en/synergetics/content/chapters/400-system#section-419.10419.10-\hrefhttps://www.buckyverse.org/en/synergetics/content/chapters/400-system#section-419.13419.13
- Cite RBF Ltr. to Paul Bacclaski; 6 May'77
Nuclear Domain (1)
← Nuclear Domain & Elementality (2) | Nuclear Domain (2) →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
Nuclear Domain (2)
← Nuclear Domain (1) | Nuclear Geometrical Limit of Rational Differentiation →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Nuclear Cube, 11 Dec'75; 23 Feb'76
Nuclear Geometrical Limit of Rational Differentiation
← Nuclear Domain (2) | Nuclear Gyro →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Mites as Prime Minimum System, 15 Nov'72
Nuclear Gyro
← Nuclear Geometrical Limit of Rational Differentiation | Nuclear and Nebular Zonal Waves →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Hen, 6 May'48
Nuclear and Nebular Zonal Waves
← Nuclear Gyro | Nuclear & Nebular Zonal Waves →
Index Entry
Nuclear and Nebular Zonal Waves:
"Discontinuous compression, continuous-tension structures are finite islands of microcosmic, inwardly precessing, zonal wave sequence displacements of radial-to-circumferential-to-radial energy knotting regenerations as nuclear phenomena-- and the whole, enclosed in infinitely macrocosmically trending precessional unravelings, regenerates precessionally as radial-to-circumferential-to-radial nebular phenomena-- circumferential micro- or macro- being finite, and radial being infinite. Compression is micro and tension is macro."
- Cite Synergetics Notes, p.9, et. seq., 1955. Incorporated in SYNERGETICS at Sec647.04, 3 Aug-1 Oct'72
Nuclear & Nebular Zonal Waves
← Nuclear and Nebular Zonal Waves | Nuclear & Nebular: Nucleus & Galaxies →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
Nuclear & Nebular: Nucleus & Galaxies
← Nuclear & Nebular Zonal Waves | Nucleus = Nine = Nothing →
Cross Reference
See Astro & Nucleio
Cross-References
- Astro \& Nucleio
- Cosmic & Local
- Orbiting Magnitudes
- Relative Activity Diameters of Stars & Electrons
Nucleus = Nine = Nothing
← Nuclear & Nebular: Nucleus & Galaxies | Nuclear: Outward Limit of Nuclear Phenomena →
Index Entry
Nucleus as nine; i.e., non (Latin); i.e., none (English); i.e., nothing; i.e. interval integrity;
i.e., the integrity of absolute generalized discontinuity
accommodating all special-case 'space' of space-time
reality.
- Cite SYNERGETICS draft at Sec. \hrefhttps://www.buckyverse.org/en/synergetics/content/chapters/1000-omnitopology#section-1012.011012.01, 18 Feb'73
Nuclear: Outward Limit of Nuclear Phenomena
← Nucleus = Nine = Nothing | Nuclear & Nonnuclear →
Cross Reference
Nuclear: Outward Limit of Nuclear Phenomena:
Cross-References
Nuclear & Nonnuclear
← Nuclear: Outward Limit of Nuclear Phenomena | Nuclear and Non-nuclear Polyhedra →
Index Entry
It could be that organics do not require a nucleus. Whatever the mysterious weightless phenomenon life may be, also may be the nucleus of all biological species, including you and me.
Nuclear and Non-nuclear Polyhedra
← Nuclear & Nonnuclear | Nuclear & Nonnuclear (1) →
Index Entry
Nuclear and Non-nuclear Polyhedra:
"The closest packed" nucleated "octahedron requires 18 spheres; the tetrahedron 34; the rhombic dodecahedron 92;and the cube 364. The other two symmetric Platonic solids, the icosahedron and the dodecahedron, are inherently devoid of equiradius nuclear spheres, having insufficient radius space within the triangular void. This suggests both electron and neutron behavior relationships for the icasa-hedron and the dodecahedron. The nucleation of the octahedron, tetrahedron, rhombic dodecahedron, and cube very probably play important parts in the atomic structuring, as well as in the chemical compounding and in crystallography."
Nuclear & Nonnuclear (1)
← Nuclear and Non-nuclear Polyhedra | Nuclear & Nonnuclear (2) →
Cross Reference
Organics & the Nucleus
Cross-References
Nuclear & Nonnuclear (2)
← Nuclear & Nonnuclear (1) | Nuclear Power Generation →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Potential vs. Primitive, 12 May'77
- S Quanta Module, 4 Jun'77
Nuclear Power Generation
← Nuclear & Nonnuclear (2) | Nuclear Power Generation →
RBF Definitions
How do you feel about the protesters who were arrested at the Seabrook Nuclear Power site in New Hampshire?"
RBF: "Make it obsolete... That's how you become effective."
Nuclear Power Generation
← Nuclear Power Generation | Nuclear Propagation Rate →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Fail-safe, 13 Sep'77
Nuclear Propagation Rate
← Nuclear Power Generation | Nuclear - Regenerative (1) →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Powering: Fourth Powering, 15 Oct'72; 9 Sep'75
Nuclear - Regenerative (1)
← Nuclear Propagation Rate | Nuclear - Regenerative (2) →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
Nuclear - Regenerative (2)
← Nuclear - Regenerative (1) | Nuclear Set →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Prime Volumes, 17 Feb'73 (2)
Nuclear Set
← Nuclear - Regenerative (2) | Nuclear Simplex →
Index Entry
Nuclear Set:
". . . At the third layer of enclosure some of the angular interrelationship patternings begin to repeat themselves. Thus we are able to inventory what we are going to call a nuclear set of unique interrelationship patterns."
Nuclear Simplex
← Nuclear Set | Nuclear-smallest →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Compound, 13 Mar'73
- Ninety-two Elements, 13 Mar'73
Nuclear-smallest
← Nuclear Simplex | Nuclear Sphere →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
Nuclear Sphere
← Nuclear-smallest | Nuclear Sphere (1) →
Index Entry
Nuclear Sphere:
This half-in-the-physical, half-in-the-metaphysical; i.e., half-conceptual, half-nonconceptual; i.e., now you see it, now you don't-- and repeat, behavior is characteristic of synergetics with its nuclear sphere being both concave and convex simultaneously, which elucidates the microcosmic, turn-around limit of Universe as does the c² the spherical-wave-terminal-limit velocity of outwardness elucidate the turn-around-and-return limit of the macrocosm.
- Cite RBF rewrite of SYNERGETICS galley at Sec. \hrefhttps://www.buckyverse.org/en/synergetics/content/chapters/1000-omnitopology#section-1053.161053.16, 16 Dec'73
Nuclear Sphere (1)
← Nuclear Sphere | Nuclear Sphere (2) →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
Nuclear Sphere (2)
← Nuclear Sphere (1) | Nuclear vs. Superficial →
Cross Reference
Vector Equilibrium: Potential & Primitive
Tetravolumes, 12 May'77
Cross-References
- Nature in a Corner, 17 Nov'75
- Omnidirectional Terminal Case Corner, 13 Nov'75
Nuclear vs. Superficial
← Nuclear Sphere (2) | Nuclear Symmetry →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Push-pull Members, 28 Oct'72
Nuclear Symmetry
← Nuclear vs. Superficial | Nuclear Uniqueness →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Limit, 29 May'72
- Rhombic Dodecahedron, 24 Feb'72
Nuclear Uniqueness
← Nuclear Symmetry | Nuclear Uniqueness →
Index Entry
Nuclear Uniqueness:
"...So the vector equilibrium is a nuclear uniqueness for the first layer of 12 and the next layer of 42, with no other potential nucleus as yet appearing in its system-- in its exterior shell's structural triangular facets-- to challenge its nuclear pristinity."
- Cite SYNERGETICS draft at Sec. \hrefhttps://www.buckyverse.org/en/synergetics/content/chapters/1000-omnitopology#section-1011.591011.59, 18 Feb'73
Nuclear Uniqueness
← Nuclear Uniqueness | Nuclear Uniqueness →
Index Entry
Nuclear Uniqueness:
"And we have the concept of the limits of asymmetry in respect to the vector equilibrium as the limit of coming to the molecules. That's what we have: nuclear uniqueness and all of its variables within the domain of the three-frequency vector equilibrium. . . .
". . . Dealing with our original concept that the vector equilibriums are nuclear structures embracing all the variables of Universe."
- Citation and context at Vector Equilibrium, 16 Oct'73
Nuclear Uniqueness
← Nuclear Uniqueness | Nuclear Vertex →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
Nuclear Vertex
← Nuclear Uniqueness | Nucleated Cube →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
Nucleated Cube
← Nuclear Vertex | Nucleated Cube →
Cross Reference
Nucleated Cube:
"The minimum allspace-filling nuclear cube is formed by adding eight eighth-octahedra to the eight triangular facets of the vector equilibrium of tetravolume 5; i.e., 5 x 24 = 120 quanta modules. This produces a cubical nuclear involvement domain (see Sec. \hrefhttps://www.buckyverse.org/en/synergetics/content/chapters/1000-omnitopology#section-1006.301006.30) of tetravolume 6; i.e., 6 x 24 = 144 quanta modules.
"The nuclear cube is the maximum sizeless, timeless, subfrequency generalized nuclear domain of synergetic-energetic geometry.
"The construction of the first nuclear cube in effect restores the vector equilibrium truncations. The minimum has 142 balls in the vector equilibrium. The first nucleated cube has 2181 balls in the total aggregation."
(Secs. \hrefhttps://www.buckyverse.org/en/synergetics/content/chapters/400-system#section-415.17415.17; \hrefhttps://www.buckyverse.org/en/synergetics/content/chapters/400-system#section-415.171415.171; \hrefhttps://www.buckyverse.org/en/synergetics/content/chapters/400-system#section-415.172415.172, 2nd. Ed.)
- Cite SYNERGETICS, 2nd. ed. at above Secs; 23 Feb'76
Cross-References
- Sec..30, 1006
Nucleated Cube
← Nucleated Cube | Nucleated Cube →
Index Entry
Nucleated Cube:
"The minimum allspace-filling nuclear cube is formed by adding eight eighth-octahedra to the eight triangular facets of the vector equilibrium of tetравolume 5; i.e. 5 x 24 = 120 quanta modules. This produces a cubical nuclear involvement domain of tetравolume 6; i.e., 6 x 24 = 144 quanta modules.
"This nuclear cube is the maximum sizeless, timeless, subfrequency generalized nuclear domain of synergetic-energetic geometry."
Nucleated Cube
← Nucleated Cube | Nucleated Cube (1) →
Index Entry
Nucleated Cube:
"To find the first nucleated cube, you just untruncate (restore) the vector equilibrium truncations. The minimum has 142 balls in the vector equilibrium part. The first nucleated cube has 2181 balls."
(Sec. \hrefhttps://www.buckyverse.org/en/synergetics/content/chapters/400-system#section-415.062415.062, 2nd. Ed.)
- Cite RBF to EJA, Wash DC. 7 Oct. '71.
Nucleated Cube (1)
← Nucleated Cube | Nucleated Cube (2) →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
Nucleated Cube (2)
← Nucleated Cube (1) | Nucleus & Embracement →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Vector Equilibrium Involvement Domain, 11 Dec'75; 10 Dec'75; 12 Dec'75
- Allspace Filling, 11 Jul'62
- Quantum Jump, 26 Aug'76
Nucleus & Embracement
← Nucleated Cube (2) | Nuclear Pattern of Growth & Decay →
Index Entry
Nucleus & Embracement:
"You can't have a nucleus without an embracement."
- Cite RBF to EJA, 3200 Idaho, Wash., DC.; 24 Jan'76
Nuclear Pattern of Growth & Decay
← Nucleus & Embracement | Nucleated Systems →
Index Entry
Nuclear Pattern of Growth & Decay:
"There is no way in parallel thinking that man can come to any important conclusions. We tend to think in parallels and perpendiculars when our Universe is not operating in parallels. Our Universe operates from a nucleus; it radiates and converges--it's a gravitational pulling together and entropy trying to come apart. Everything is either growing or decaying. There is nothing in parallel at all; there is no nucleus in parallels. In nuclear growth a two goes into a three and a three goes back to two as electromagnetic waves go out and then converge. Waves are not drawn on a piece of paper in a plane; they are convergent and divergent expressing the great pulsations in our Universe. I find this is a very important part of fundamental thinking."
- Cite RBF National Geographic Land Use Seminar; transcript pp. 17-18 Side II & p.1 Side III; 8 Dec'75
Nucleated Systems
← Nuclear Pattern of Growth & Decay | Nucleated System Nuclear Systems (1) →
Cross Reference
Nucleated Systems: Idealistic Vectorial Geometry Of:
"It is experientially demonstrable that the structural
interpatterning principles governing all the atomic behaviors
are characterized by triangular and tetrahedral-based associations governed by the 12 degrees of freedom.
"These structural, pattern-governing, conceptualizable principles,
in turn govern all eternally regenerative design evolution
including the complex patternings of potential, symmetrically-and asymmetrically-limited, pulsative regeneration, only in respect to all of which are ideals conceivable, as is experientially manifest in synergetics and in my closed-system, topological hierarchy discovered only through a half century of persistent exploration of the ramifications of the idealistic vectorial geometry characteristics of inherently nucleated systems and their experientially demonstrable properties."
- Cite RBF marginalis in Eccles ' "Facing Reality," as rewritten by RBF, 15 Feb'72
(- Incorporated in SYNERGETICS, 2nd. Ed. at Sec. \hrefhttps://www.buckyverse.org/en/synergetics/content/chapters/500-conceptuality#section-537.30537.30)
Cross-References
- Principle, 14 Feb'72
Nucleated System Nuclear Systems (1)
← Nucleated Systems | Nucleated Systems Nuclear Systems (2) →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
Nucleated Systems Nuclear Systems (2)
← Nucleated System Nuclear Systems (1) | Nuclaon →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Vector Equilibrium, Oct'75
- Vector Equilibrium Involvement Domain, 10 Dec'75
Nuclaon
← Nucleated Systems Nuclear Systems (2) | Nucleus →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
Nucleus
Index Entry
Nucleus:
"...the XYZ coordinates have nothing to do with the way Universe works.....That's why you couldn't have a nucleus in a perpendicular or a parallel system. You can only have nuclei when you have convergence."
- Citation & context at Convergence & Divergence, 1 May'77
Nucleus
Index Entry
Nucleus:
"The coordinate system of nature as revealed in synergetics is one in which nature operates in convergent-divergent, associative-disassociative agglomerating, a system in which the inherent symmetry is maintained only by the equilateral triangles. Nature is synergetically both expansively radiant and convergently gravitational: radiant as radiation or as an expansive, disintegrative, coming apart, or nature as gravitationally convergent with increasing symmetry and order. Nature resolves her problems by convergence to an inherent nucleus."
- Cite SYNERGETICS, 2nd. Ed., at Sec. \hrefhttps://www.buckyverse.org/en/synergetics/content/chapters/200-synergetics#section-260.41260.41; 13 Nov'75
Nucleus
Index Entry
Nucleus:
"Two spheres in Universe --- mass attraction --- vector equilibrium --- nuclear assembly. Nuclear assembly starts with an inherent volume of 20, which is the minimum model of nucleation."
Nucleus
Index Entry
"The divergent characteristics of the tetrahedra at the center of the vector equilibrium demonstrate the nucleus. This is because the tetrahedron is a system and not anything in its own right.
"A nucleus is a complex of systems. A nucleus could not possibly be a simplex. Spherically and symmetrically there are 12-around-1. Volumetrically and asymmetrically there are 20 tetrahedra around a nucleus: that is what nucleates it."
Nucleus
Index Entry
Nucleus:
"The nucleus can accommodate wave passage without disrupting the fundamental resonance of the octaves. The tetrahedron is the minimum, ergo, prime nonnucleated structural system of Universe. The vector equilibrium is the minimum, ergo prime, nucleated structural system of Universe."
- Cite SYNERGETICS text at Sec. \hrefhttps://www.buckyverse.org/en/synergetics/content/chapters/400-system#section-421.05421.05; galley rewrite, 2 Nov'73
Nucleus
Index Entry
Nucleus:
"...The common center ball, being two-in-one, can be used for a pulse or a space; for an integer or a zero. The one active nucleus is the key to the binary Yes-No of the invisible transistor circuitry."
- Cite SYNERGETICS draft at Sec. \hrefhttps://www.buckyverse.org/en/synergetics/content/chapters/1000-omnitopology#section-1012.121012.12, 18 Feb'73
Nucleus (1)
Index Entry
Nucleus:
"Operationally speaking the word omnidirectional involves a speaker who is observing from some viewing point. He says, 'People and things are going every which way around me.' It sounds chaotic. We cannot and do not live and experience in a two-dimensional infinitely extended planar world. We live in an omnidirectionally viewable world. Omnidirectional means that a center of a sphere of observation that resolves all that can be observed to either passing by tangentially which is always perpendicular to the radii of the observer, which means that the multiplicity of his real events does not produce chaos but instead produces orderly relationships to the very orderly radii of the observer, all of which events are subject to orderly recording and interrelating in relationship to the observer's inherently orderly sphere of reference. The expression 'frame' of reference is not only 'square, but its two-dimensional 3-D axes of reference such as XYZ coordinates requires inept rectilinear defining quite uncharacteristic of omniwave linear orbiting; Universe events; whereas the infinite dimensioning of tangential radii referencing can always be 'right on' the actual event tracery. Omnidirectional implies a nucleus. Because of omni-closest-packing of 12 spheres triangularly surrounding
- Cite RBF to EJA, 3200 Idaho, DC, 14 Feb '72. Rewritten 17 Feb.
Nucleus (2)
Index Entry
Nucleus:
"one. Energy cannot be distributed inwardly, therefore it has to be distributed outwardly. With 12 omnidirectional alternate moves with each event, complex distribution swiftly ensues. Because there are spaces between closest packed sphere energy can be imported which can only be articulated outwardly-- ergo entropy."
- Cite RBF to EJA, 3200 Idaho, DC, 14 Feb '72. Rewritten 17 Feb. rewritten as SYNERGETICS draft Secs, 1001 + 1002, 27 Feb '72
Nucleus
Index Entry
Nucleus:
"Omnidirectional implies a nucleus. Because of closest packing energy cannot be distributed inwardly, therefore it has to be distributed outwardly. With 12 omnidirectional alternate moves with each event, complex distribution swiftly ensues."
- Cite RBF to EJA, J200 Idaho, DC, 14 Feb '72
Nucleus
Index Entry
Nucleus:
"A nucleus, by definition,
Must be surrounded in all directions.
This means that there must be a ball
In every possible angular relationship to the nucleus.
This does not happen with one layer of twelve balls,
Nor with a second layer of forty-two balls.
Not until a third layer of ninety-two balls is added
Are all the angular relationships to the nucleus filled.
We now have a true nucleus."
- Cite RBF Draft, Numerology, 4.21
1971
Nucleus
Index Entry
The definition of a nucleus as defined for the symmetrical and tangential closest packing of equiradius spheres does "not apply to an asymmetrical or single-axis system, e.g. Hydrogen, where a nucleus may be encircled by action within a single plane and where the surround is generated by a single orbit." - Cite RBF to EJA as footnote to \hrefhttps://www.buckyverse.org/en/synergetics/content/chapters/400-system#section-415.10415.1 of Synergetics draft. Bear Island, 25 August 1971
Nucleus
Index Entry
Nucleus:
"Omnitoplogy differs from Euler's superficial
topology, omnitopology being nuclear."
-
Cite RBF to EJA, Fairfield, Conn., Chet Woit, 18 June 1971.
-
Citation at Omnitopology, 18 Jun'71
Nucleus
Index Entry
Nucleus:
"Each ball can always have a neutral function among these aggregates. It is a nuclear ball whether it's an a planar array or in an omnidirectional array. It has a function in each of the two adjacent systems which pe.forms like bond ng."
- Cite tape transcript RBF to EJA, Chez Wolf, 18 June 1971
Nucleus
Index Entry
Nucleus:
"The nucleus can accommodate waves without breaking up the fundamental resonance of the octaves."
- Cite RBF to EJA, Fairfield, Conn. Chez Wolf. 18 June 1971.
NUCLEUS IN ISO. VEC. MATRIX - SEC \hrefhttps://www.buckyverse.org/en/synergetics/content/chapters/400-system#section-421.04421.04
Nucleus
Index Entry
Nucleus:
"Systems can have nuclei and prime volumes cannot. There are only three prime volumes."
Citation at Prime Volumes, 18 Jun'71
- Cite RBF to Ed., Fairfield, Conn., Chex Wolf. to June 1971.
Nucleus
Index Entry
Nucleus:
"A nucleus, by definition,
Must be surrounded in all directions."
- Cite NUMEROLOGY Draft, p. 34 - April 1971
Nucleus
Index Entry
Nucleus:
"A formula for the nucleus: a ball with a ball inside it-- concave and convex."
- Cite RBF to EJA by telephone from Los Angeles, January 1971
Nucleus
Index Entry
Nucleus:
In closest packing of spheres "the third layer of 92 spheres contains eight new potential nuclei which, however, do not become active nuclei until each has three more layers surrounding it-- three layers being unique to each nucleus. This tells us that the nuclear group with 92 spheres in its outer or third layer is the limit of unique, closest-packed assemblages of unit-wavelength and frequency, nuclear symmetry systems."
- Cite NEHRU SPEECH, p, 25, 13 Nov'69
Nucleus
Index Entry
Nucleus:
"In this dynamically opposed system... every nuclear component has its positive or negative opposite with each reversing every characteristic of the other."
- Citation & context at Energy, 16 Sep'67
Nucleus
Index Entry
The vector equilibrium is the "most compact spherical agglomeration;" it "expands to infinity" with "a new nucleus every four orbits." (Adapted.)
- Cite Geometrical Chart of 35 Synergetic Figures: - Fig. 22. 1967
Nucleus
Index Entry
Nucleus:
"All the internal or nuclear affairs of the atom occur internally to the vector equilibrium and all the external or chemical associations occur externally to the vector equilibrium."
-
Citation at Physics: Difference Between Physics and Chemistry, Jun'66
-
Cite Carbondale Draft Return to Modelability, p. V.16
-
Cite NASA Speech, p.83, Jun'66
Nucleus
← Nucleus | Nucleus vs. Boundaries →
Index Entry
Nucleus:
"It is characteristic of a nucleus that it has at least two layers in which there is no new nucleus showing up, no potential. In the third layer, however, a potential new nucleus shows up, but it does not have its own two unique layers to protect it-- so you would not say it is as yet a realized nucleus, only a potential nucleus."
- Cite Oregon Lecture #8, p. 304. 12 Jul'62
Nucleus vs. Boundaries
← Nucleus | Nucleus Nucleation Nuclear (1) →
Index Entry
Nucleus vs. Boundaries:
"The Greeks had the myopic bias of a game of boundaries; there was no nucleus at all in the Greek geometry."
- Cite RBF at videotaping session, Penn Bell Labs., Philadelphia, 28 Jan'75
Nucleus Nucleation Nuclear (1)
← Nucleus vs. Boundaries | Nucleus Nucleation Nuclear (1B) →
Cross Reference
Cube: Nucleated Cube, (1)
Nine--Nucleus --Nine = Nothing, (1)
Organics & the Nucleus, (1)
Cross-References
- Astro & Nucleic Interpositioning, (1)
- Atoms, (1)
- Ball at the Center, (1)
- Convex & Concave, (1)
- Initial Sphere, (1)
- Internuclear Vector Modulus, (1)
- Nebula, (1)
- Nonnuclear, (1)
- Nuclear & Nebular Zonal Waves, (1)
- Nuclear & Nonnuclear, (1)
- Biological Cell Nucleus, (1)
- ahedron: Nuclear Asymmetricahedra, Oct (1)
- Omnitopology, (1)
- Orbiting Magnitudes, (1)
- Outward Limit of Nuclear Phenomena, (1)
Nucleus Nucleation Nuclear (1B)
← Nucleus Nucleation Nuclear (1) | Nucleus Nucleation Nuclear (2A) →
Cross Reference
Zero Nineness
Cross-References
- Prime Nucleus
- Prime Nucleated System
- Terminal Condition
- Topological Aspects: Inventory Of
- Topology: Synergetic & Eulerian
- Zero Frequency
- Prime Nuclear Structural Systems
- Coupler: Nuclear Asymmetricahedron, Oct
- Central Symmetry
- Domain of a Nucleus
- Internuclear Voids
- Subnuclear
Nucleus Nucleation Nuclear (2A)
← Nucleus Nucleation Nuclear (1B) | Nucleus Nucleation Nuclear (2B) →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Closest Packing of Spheres, 29 May'72; 13 Mar'71
- Coupler, (2)
- Domain, 11 Feb'73
- Energy, 16 Sep'67
- Environment, 22 Sep'73
- Growthability, 6 Mar'73
- Human, 22 Sep'73
- In & Out, 4 May'57
- Invisible Circuitry, (1)(2)
- Isotropic Vector Matrix, 4 Mar'73
- Limit, 29 May'72
- Now, 14 Feb'72
- Omnitopology, 18 Jun'71*
- Experience, 28 Apr'74
- Crystallography, 17 Aug'70
- Hydrogen, 29 May'72
Nucleus Nucleation Nuclear (2B)
← Nucleus Nucleation Nuclear (2A) | Nucleus Nucleation Nuclear (3) →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Particle, 6 Jul'62
Nucleus Nucleation Nuclear (3)
← Nucleus Nucleation Nuclear (2B) | Nucleus: Nucleation Nuclear (3B) →
Cross Reference
Nucleon
Cross-References
- Nuclear Computer Design
- Nuclear Domain
- Nuclear Gyro
- Nuclear & Nebular Zonal Waves
- Nucleus = Nine = Nothing
- Nuclear: Outward Limit
- Nuclear & Nonnuclear
- Nuclear Propagation Rate
- Nuclear Set
- Nuclear Simplex
- Nuclear Sphere
- Nuclear Symmetry
- Nuclear Uniqueness
- Nuclear Vertex
- Nucleated Cube
- Nucleated Systems: Idealistic Vectorial Geometry Of
- Nucleus vs. Boundaries
- Nuclear Assemblage Components
Nucleus: Nucleation Nuclear (3B)
← Nucleus Nucleation Nuclear (3) | Number →
Cross Reference
Nuclear Limit
Nuclear Poer Generation
Cross-References
- Nuclear Geometrical Limit of Rational Differentiation
- Nucleus & Embracement
- Nuclear = Regenerative
- Nuclear vs. Superficial
- Nuclear Pattern of Growth &ay, Dec
- Nuclear & Nebular: Nucleus & Galaxies
Number
← Nucleus: Nucleation Nuclear (3B) | Number →
Index Entry
Number:
"All number awareness is discovered through experiences, which are all special cases. Every time you write a number-- every time you say, write, or read a number-- you see resolvable clusters of light differentiation. And clusters are an experience. Conscious thoughts of numbers, either subjective or objective are always special case."
- Cite SYNERGETICS text at Sec. \hrefhttps://www.buckyverse.org/en/synergetics/content/chapters/500-conceptuality#section-508.04508.04, galley rewrite, 7 Nov'73
Number
RBF Definitions
"... Numbers are both abstract (empty sets) or special
case (filled sets)."
- Citation and context at Vector, 26 May'72
Number
Index Entry
Number:
"Only number can self-communicate as structural or
destructural associabilities."
- Citation at Self-communicate, 15 May'72
Number
Index Entry
Number:
"The number itself has its own integrity
And therefore ought to be integrated."
-
Cite Numerology, draft August 1971, p. 30.
-
Citation at Integrity, Aug'71
Number
Index Entry
Numbers are experiences. You have one experience and another experience, which, when reviewed, are composited. Numbers have unique experiential meaning. Even the development of sets derives from experience because mathematics is generalization-- but generalization itself is sequitur to experience-- where intuition and mind discover the synergetic inter-behavior that is not implicit in any of the data of the past.
The mathematician talks of "pure imaginary numbers" on the false assumption that mathematics could be a priori to experience. All number awareness is discovered through experiences, which are all special cases. Every time you write a number-- every time you say, or Write, or read a number-- you see clusters and clusters are an experience. Conscious thinking of number, subjective and objective, are always special case.
Number
Index Entry
Synergetics provides for "the identification of energy with number."
-
Citation at Synergetics, 19 Jan'71
-
Cite RBF to EJA by telephone from Los Angeles, 19 Jan '71 pursuant to Coxeter's letter offering mathematical proof of 'Planetary Planning' in Am. Scholar, Winter 20-21
Number
Index Entry
Number:
"Mathematicians theretofore /i.e., before topology/ had erroneously thought that they had attained utter abstraction, or utter non-conceptuality-- ergo 'pure' non-sensoriality, by employing a series of algebraic symbols _____________________ substituted for 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, for instance numbers of 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.'
Number
Index Entry
Tetrahedra have a fundamental prime number: oneness.
The octahedron has a fundamental twoness, its volume of four
being made up of the prime number two; even the topological
accountings of vertexes and faces disclose their respective
fundamental oneness, twoness, and threeness.
Number
Index Entry
Numbers are meaningless independent of pattern.
- Citation and context at Synergy, 1954
Number
← Number | Number Cosmically Absolute Numbers →
Index Entry
Number:
"The number itself has its own integrity
and therefore ought to be integrated."
...
"Nature does all her associating and disassociating in
whole rational numbers."
- Cite RBF Draft, NUMEROLOGY 4.11, 4.18
Number Cosmically Absolute Numbers
Index Entry
Number: Cosmically Absolute Numbers:
"There are apparently no cosmically absolute numbers other than 1, 2, 3, and 4. This primitive fourness identifies exactly with one quantum of energy and with the fourness of the tetrahedron's primitive structuring as constituting the 'prime structural system of Universe,' i.e., as the minimum omnitriangulated differentiator of Universe into insideness and outsideness, which alone, of all macro-micro Universe differentiators pulsates inside-outingly and vice versa as instigated by only one force vector impinging upon it."
- Cite SYNERGETICS draft at Sec. \hrefhttps://www.buckyverse.org/en/synergetics/content/chapters/1200-numerology#section-1222.211222.21, 5 Mar'73
Number
← Number Cosmically Absolute Numbers | Number: Even Number →
Cross Reference
Cosmically Absolute Numbers:
Cross-References
Number: Even Number
← Number | Number: Even Number →
Index Entry
Number: Even Number:
"Because of a hemisphere's polar symmetry to its opposite polar hemisphere the total inventory of great circle grid triangles in the comprehensive world grid is always even in number."
- Cite Undated Sheet: THE DYMAXION AIROCEAN WORLD FULLER PROJECTIVE-TRANSFORMATION.
Number: Even Number
← Number: Even Number | Number: Even Numbers →
Index Entry
Number: Even Number:
"...It is mathematically discovered that the total number of points, or areas, or lines, of a system are always even numbers; and that this divisibility by two accommodates polar-and-hemispherical positive-negativeness of all systems."
- Citation and context at Probability Model of Three Cars on a Highway (1), 26 Sep'73
Number: Even Numbers
← Number: Even Number | Number: Even & Odd Numbers (1) →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Geodesic Diamonds, 31 Jan'75
- Polarity
- Vertexial Spheres, 8 Apr'75
Number: Even & Odd Numbers (1)
← Number: Even Numbers | Number: Even & Odd Numbers (2) →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
Number: Even & Odd Numbers (2)
← Number: Even & Odd Numbers (1) | Number Names for Numbers →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Gear Train: Locking & Blocking, 25 Feb'69 (2)
- Necklace, (1)(2)
Number Names for Numbers
← Number: Even & Odd Numbers (2) | Number System is Inherently Octave →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
Number System is Inherently Octave
← Number Names for Numbers | Number Pattern →
Index Entry
Number System is Inherently Octave:
"Number system is inherently octave and corresponds to the four positive and four negative facets of the octahedron which polyhedrally represents the eight 45° angle constituents of 360° unity in the trigonometric function calculations."
- Citation and context at Indig, 3 Mar'73
Number Pattern
← Number System is Inherently Octave | Number: Tetrahedral Number →
Index Entry
Number Pattern:
"Number behavior phenomena is pattern. Number treatment or function treatment without pattern is unthinkable. Formulations and equations are pattern. Numbers are therefore nonexistent without pattern. There are no empty sets of number independent of pattern. There are empty sets but the word 'sets' is inherently a subclass of 'pattern.'
"There are no number 'abstractions.' There are pattern abstractions. What is abstracted is the residual generalized pattern. Pattern phenomena is synergetic-- which means behavior of whole systems unpredicted by behavior of respective subsystems-- which is to say that numbers are meaningless independent of pattern."
Number: Tetrahedral Number
← Number Pattern | Tetrahedral Number →
Index Entry
Number: Tetrahedral Number:
"N² - N is always a triangular number as, for instance, the
number of balls in the rack on a pool table. A telephone
connection is a circuit; a circuit is a circle; two people
need one circuit and three people need three circles, which
make a triangle. Four people need six circuits, and six
circuits cluster most economically and symmetrically in a
triangle. Five people need 10 private circuits, six people
need 15, and seven people need 21, and so on: all are
triangular numbers.
"Successive stackings of the number of relationships of our
experiences are a stacking of triangles. The number of balls
in the longest row of any triangular cluster will always be
the same number as the number of rows of balls in the
triangle, each row always having one more than the preceding
row. The number of balls in any triangle will always be
(R + 1)² - (R + 1) where R = the number of rows
2
(or the number of balls in the longest row)."
Tetrahedral Number
← Number: Tetrahedral Number | Number: Tetrahedral Number: N² - N / 2 →
Index Entry
Number: Tetrahedral Number: N^2 - N :
N^2 - N : is also the number of balls in a triangular
2
grouping such as that of pool balls grouped for the 'break.'
- Cite PLANETARY PLANNING, p. 18, 13 Nov'69
(Am. Scholar, p. 48)
Number: Tetrahedral Number: N² - N / 2
← Tetrahedral Number | Number →
Index Entry
Number: Tetrahedral Number: N² - N / 2:
"Comprehension means identifying all the most uniquely economical interrelationships of the focal point entities involved. We may say that: Comprehension = N² - N / 2.
Cite OPERATING MANUAL, P. 70, 1969
Number
← Number: Tetrahedral Number: N² - N / 2 | Number: Tetrahedral Number: N² - N / 2 →
Index Entry
Tetrahedral Number: N² - N :
"The number of relationships between items
Is always N² - N .
2
The relationships between four or more items
Are always greater in number
Than the number of items.
- Cite HOW LITTLE, p. 56 , Oct'66
Number: Tetrahedral Number: N² - N / 2
← Number | Number: Tetrahedral Number: N^2-N/2 →
Index Entry
Number: Tetrahedral Number: N² - N / 2
"We look at the stars and they look very random scattered throughout the sky. I will tell you then that the numbers of relationships between all the stars is always N² - N and . . . that I am mathematically justified in so doing. This will give you a personal sense of the power of the infinitely tiny human's mind in the presence of that vast array of star's whose distances and occurrences can only be identified in terms of millions and billions and higher number of years and miles away."
-
Cite NASA Speech, p. 94, Jun'66
-
Citation & context at Relationship Analysis (1), Jun'66
Number: Tetrahedral Number: N^2-N/2
← Number: Tetrahedral Number: N² - N / 2 | Number: Tetrahedral Number →
Index Entry
Number: Tetrahedral Number: N^2-N/2:
"... The numbers of relationships between all the stars is always n^2-n/2 ..."
"... When we add up all the accumulated relationships between all the successive experiences in our lives ... they will always combine cumulatively to comprise a tetrahedron."
- Cite NASA Speech p. 94, Jun'66
Number: Tetrahedral Number
← Number: Tetrahedral Number: N^2-N/2 | Number: Tetrahedral Number: N² - N / 2 →
RBF Definitions
N²_N = the number of connections necessary
to understanding.
"When we understand we have all the fundamental
connections between the star events of our consideration."
Number: Tetrahedral Number: N² - N / 2
← Number: Tetrahedral Number | Number: Tetrahedral Number →
Index Entry
Number: Tetrahedral Number: N² - N / 2:
"The connecting trail 'line' was the basis of the establishment of communication. Today it is the essence of communication theory. Understanding involves the discovery of all the linears or interconnecting lines, the N² - N / 2 connections."
-
Cite AAUP JOURNAL, May 1965, Pp. 176,177
-
Citation and context at Communication, May'65
Number: Tetrahedral Number
← Number: Tetrahedral Number: N² - N / 2 | Number: Tetrahedral Number: N^2 - N (1) →
Index Entry
Number: Tetrahedral Number; N² - N / 2:
"The orderliness of the universe and all the potential N² - N / 2 relationships are by experience a priori to man's exploration and discovery of them."
-
Cite AAUW JOURNAL, May 1965, p. 193
-
Citation and context at Discovery, May'65
Number: Tetrahedral Number: N^2 - N (1)
← Number: Tetrahedral Number | Number: Tetrahedral Number (2) →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
Number: Tetrahedral Number (2)
← Number: Tetrahedral Number: N^2 - N (1) | Number Theory →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Communication, May'65
- Compression, 1969
- God, May'65
- Line, 13 Nov'72
- Logistics, 10 Dec'73
- Relationship Analysis, (1)
- Relativity, 7 Nov'72
- Understanding, 23 Oct'65; May'67
- Geometrical Function of Nine, (7)
- Multidimensionality, (2)
Number Theory
← Number: Tetrahedral Number (2) | Number: Triangular Numbers →
Index Entry
Number Theory:
"The concept of being alive may be inherent only in the eternal principle of differentiability, and of a theoretical number system, and of complexes of different numbers. Seeming consciousness and life may well be inherent only in mind conceivable theories of differentiations."
- Cite RBF Marginalia 20 Dec. '71 at Synergetics Draft, Sec. \hrefhttps://www.buckyverse.org/en/synergetics/content/chapters/500-conceptuality#section-529.07529.07
- Citation at Consciousness, 20 Dec'71
Number: Triangular Numbers
← Number Theory | Number-value Accounting (1) →
Index Entry
Number: Triangular Numbers:
(N² - N) is always a triangular number, as for instance, the number of balls in the rack on a pool table. A telephone connection is a circuit, a circuit is a circle; two people need one circuit; three people need three circles; these make a triangle. Four people need four circuits. Successive stackings of the number of relationships of our experiences are a stacking of triangles where the sum-total of balls in the successive rows will always be (R + 1)² - (R + 1).
- Cite RBF to EJA
Beverly Hotel, New York
13 March 1971
Number-value Accounting (1)
← Number: Triangular Numbers | Number-value Accounting (2) →
Cross Reference
Number-value Accounting:
Cross-References
Number-value Accounting (2)
← Number-value Accounting (1) | Number (1) →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Models, 9 Jan'74
- Synergetica, 19 Jan'71
Number (1)
← Number-value Accounting (2) | Number (1B) →
Cross Reference
Cipher Constants
Low-order Prime Numbers
Cross-References
- Beginning Number
- imal & Duodecimal, Dec
- Empty Set
- Even Number
- Imaginary Number
- Indig
- Interwave Behavior of Number
- Illions
- Irrational Number
- Intertransformative Number-value Accounting
- Limit Number
- Old Words
- Pi
- Prime Number
- Rememberable Number
Number (1B)
Cross Reference
Rate: Fundamental Rates of Change of Number
Cross-References
- Powering
- Scheherazade Number
- Six-wave (Sexave) Phenomenon of Number
- SSRCD
- Volume-number Ratios
- Rational Whole Numbers
- Figures & Words
- Generalized Topological Definability
- Energy & Number
- Complementary & Reciprocal Numbers
- Zero-nineness
- Geometry & Number
Number (2)
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Integrity, Aug'71*
- Line, 7 Nov'72
- Self-communicate, 15 May'72
- Sensorial Reflex, 13 Mar'73
- Synergetics, 19 Jan'71*
- Synergy, 1954
- Vector, 26 May'72*
- Vector Equilibrium, 10 Nov'74
- Human Beings & Complex Universe, (7)
Number (3)
← Number (2) | Numbers In This File (1) →
Cross Reference
Names for Numbers
Tetrahedral Number: N²-N
Cross-References
- Cosmically Absolute Numbers
- Even Numbers
- Even & Odd Numbers
- Number System is Inherentlyave, Oct
- Number Pattern
- Number Theory
- Triangular Numbers
- Number-value Accounting
Numbers In This File (1)
← Number (3) | Numbers in This File (2) →
Cross Reference
SSRCD Numbers
Cross-References
Numbers in This File (2)
← Numbers In This File (1) | Number (1) →
Cross Reference
(N.B. For numbers over Twenty see Arabic listings after Number)
Cross-References
Number (1)
← Numbers in This File (2) | Number (2) →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
Number (2)
Cross Reference
Vector Equilibrium: Potential & Primitive Tetra-volumes, 12 May'77
Cross-References
- Basic Triangle: Basic Disequilibrium 120 LCD Triangle, 20 Dec'73
- Basic Triangle: Basic Equilibrium 48 LCD Triangle, 17 Dec'73
- Constant Relative Abundance, 29 Nov'72
- Fiveness, 7 Mar'73
- Rhombic Dodecahedron, 12 May'77
- Split Personality, 15 Jan'74
- T Module, 21 Jun'77
Number 3.7
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Structural Quanta, 9 Nov'73
- Units of Environment Control, 9 Nov'73
Number
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Vector Equilibrium: Ratio of Volume to Quantum, 23 Jan'72
- Immaculate Conception, 25 Jan'72
- Environment Control, 3 Oct'72
Number
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Universal Integrity: Principle Of, 5 Jan'72
- Gravity, 21 Dec'71
Number
Cross Reference
6.6666+:
Cross-References
- Universal Integrity: Principle Of, 8 May'72
Number
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Icosahedron as Electron Model, 7 Mar'73
Number
Cross Reference
See Twentyness in Mass Ratio of Electron & Proton
Cross-References
- Twentyness in Mass Ratio of Electron \& Proton
- Universal Integrity: Vector Equilibrium & Icosahedron, (1)
- Vector Equilibrium: Ratio of Volume to Quantum, 23 Jan'72
- Icosahedron and Vector-edged Cube, 11 Mar'69
- Icosahedron as Electron Model, 15 Oct'64
- Electron & Neutron, 2 Oct'72
- Gravitational Constant, (2)
- Structural Quanta, 9 Nov'73; 3 Oct'72
Number
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Icosahedron as Electron Model, 11 Jul'62
Number
Cross Reference
23: See Trigonometric Limit: First 14 Primes
Cross-References
Number
Text Citations
TEXT CITATIONS
Number: 24:
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Number
Cross Reference
ahedron: Eight-octahedra, Oct
Tetrahedron: Twenty-fourth Tetrahedron Vectors, 25 Aug'71
Cross-References
- Basic Triangle: Basic Equilibrium 48 LCD Triangle, 16 Dec'73
- Control Quantum, 19 Apr'73
- Coupler, 27 Jan'75
- Gravitational Constant, (1)
- Module: A Quanta Module: Introduction Of, 22 Feb'77
- Nuclear Cube, 23 Feb'76
- Powering: Fifth & Eighth Powering, 11 Dec'75
- Sphere: Volume-surface Ratios, 11 Dec'75
- Stabilized Vector Equilibrium, 23 Feb'72
- Tetrahedroning, (3)
- Twelve Universal Degrees of Freedom, (1)
- Vector Equilibrium, 19 Nov'74
- Wire Wheel, 4 May'57
- Quanta Loss by Congruence, (1)
- Rhombic Dodecahedron, 12 May'77
- Vector Equilibrium: Potential & Primitive Tetravolumes, 12 May'77
Number 24 (3)
Cross Reference
Cross-References
Number (1)
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Gravitational Constant, (1)
- ahedron, Oct
- Railroad Tracks: Great Circle Energy Tracks On The Surface of a Sphere
- Symmetry: Seven Axes of Symmetry
- Vector Equilibrium: Great Circles Of
Number
Index Entry
John McHale's R. BUCKMINSTER FULLER (George Braziller), p.44, 1962
Number 26
Cross Reference
Cross-References
Number
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Icosahedron and Vector-edged Cube, 11 Mar'69
- Tetrahedroning, (3)
Number (1)
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Vector Equilibrium: Eight-pointed Star System, 16 Dec'73
- Humans as Machines, (1)
Number
Cross Reference
Cross-References
Number 30
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Gravitational Constant, (1)(2)
- Thirty Minimum Topological Characteristics
- Thirty Minimum Aspects of a System
- Unity as Thirty
- Hex-pent Sphere, 15 Sep'76
Number (1)
Cross Reference
Cross-References
Number (2)
Cross Reference
Railroad Tracks: Great-circle Energy Tracks
On the Surface of a Sphere
Symmetry: Seven Axes of Symmetry
Great-circle Energy Tracks On the Surface of a Sphere
Cross-References
- Icosahedron
- ahedron, Oct
- Prime Number, Oct'71
- Spherical Barrel: Kumasi Dome
Number
Cross Reference
: :
Mite as Prime Minimum System, 15 Nov'72
Cross-References
- Dodecahedron, 22 Feb'72
Number 34
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Nuclear and Non-nuclear Polyhedra, 19 May'72
Number
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Closest Packing of Spheres, 29 May'72
- Vectorial & Vertexial Geometry, (3)
Number
Cross Reference
36 :
Cross-References
- Closest Packing of Spheres, 29 May'72
- Periodic Table: Harmonics of 18, 22 May'75
Number (1)
Cross Reference
Number: 37 :
Cross-References
Number (2)
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Tetrahedroning, (3)
Number
Cross Reference
Number: 41 :
Cross-References
Number 42
Cross Reference
Vector Equilibrium: Eight New Nuclei At
Fifth Frequency, 18 Jun'71; 7 Oct'71
Cross-References
- Axis of Spin, (5)
- Closest Packing of Spheres, (2)
- Energetic Frequency, 18 Feb'73
- Mite as Model for Quark, 3 May'77
- Nuclear Uniqueness, 18 Feb'73
- Periodic Table & Closest Packing, 13 Nov'69
- Tetrakaidecahedron, 25 Feb'72
- Vector Equilibrium: Eight New Nuclei At Fifth Frequency, 18 Jun'71; 7 Oct'71
Number
Cross Reference
43:
Cross-References
Number: 45
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Information Transaction and Valving Models
- Tetrahedron: Dissimilar Rate of Change Accommodation
- Trigonometric Limit
Number
Cross Reference
48 :
Cross-References
- Basic Triangle: Basic Equilibrium 48 LCD Triangle
- Quanta Loss by Congruence, (2)
- Twelve Universal Degrees of Freedom, (1)
- Rhombic Dodecahedron, 12 May'77
Number
Cross Reference
Cross-References
Number
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Foldability of Great Circles, 2 May'71
- Great Circle Subdivisions of Spherical Unity, May'72
- Seven Axes of Symmetry, 25 Aug'71; 13 May'73
- Tetrakaidecahedron, 25 Feb'72
- Precession & Degrees of Freedom, (2)
Number
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Dodecahedron, 1 Feb'72
- Hex-pent Sphere, 15 Sep'76
Number
Index Entry
Number: 64 :
"The sixty-fourness is the octave system to the fourth power. It shows up in quite a few ways, for instance in the periodic table."
- Cite RBF to EJA, 200 Locust, Phila., 22 Jan'73
Number 64
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Spherical Triangle Sequence
- Rope, Dec'71
- Tetrahedroning, Jun'66 (3)
Number
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Tetrakaidecahedron, 25 Feb'72
Number
Cross Reference
82:
Cross-References
Number
Cross Reference
See-pent Sphere, 15 Sep'76
Cross-References
- Dodecahedron, 22 Feb'72
Number
Cross Reference
Nuclear & Nonnuclear Polyhedra, 19 May'72
Cross-References
- Axis of Spin, (5)(6)
- Closest Packing of Spheres Sequence, (2)
- Coupler, 27 Jan'75
- Hex-pent Sphere, 15 Sep'76
- Limit, 29 May'72
- Nucleus, 13 Nov'69
- Ten, 22 Jun'75
- Twelve Universal Degrees of Freedom, (2)
- Vector Equilibrium: Eight New Nuclei at Fifth Frequency, 18 Jun'71; 7 Oct'71
- Modules: A & B Quanta Modules: Subtetrahedra, 14 May'73
Number
Cross Reference
Cross-References
Number
Cross Reference
98.6 :
Degrees: 98.6
Cross-References
Number
Cross Reference
Cross-References
Number
Cross Reference
Basic Disequilibrium 120
Cross-References
- Basic Triangle
- LCD Triangle
- imal & Duodecimal, Dec
- Precession of Two Sets of 60 Closest-packed Spheres
- Equilateral, 11 Oct'71
- Fourth Dimension, Mar'72
- Powering: Fifth & Eighth Powering, 11 Dec'75
- Sphere: Volume-surface Ratios, 11 Dec'75
- Triacontrahedron, 3 May'77
- T Quanta Module, (1)
Number
Cross Reference
Cross-References
Number
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Nucleated Cube, 7 Oct'71
- Nuclear Cube, 23 Feb'76
Number
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Valyability, 30 Nov'72
- Nuclear Cube, 23 Feb'76
Number: 146
Cross Reference
Super-Atomica Sequence(A)(B), (3)
Cross-References
- Periodic Table and Closest Packing, 13 Nov'69
Number
Cross Reference
Mite as Prime Minimum System, 15 Nov'72
Cross-References
- Fourth Dimension, 10 Jul'62
- Frequency, 2 Nov'73
- Powering: Fourth and Fifth Dimensions, Jun'66
- Multidimensionality, (1)(2)
- Powering: Fifth & Eighth Powering, 11 Dec'75
Number
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Vector Equilibrium: Eight New Nuclei at Fifth Frequency, 18 Jun'71
- Closest Packing of Spheres Sequence, (2)
- Ten, 22 Jun'75
Number
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Hex-pent Sphere, 15 Sep'76
- Hex-pent Sphere: Transformation into Geodesic Spiral Tube, (1)
- Information Transaction and Valving Models, 9 Nov'73
Number (1)
Cross Reference
Cross-References
Number (2)
Cross Reference
Number: 192
Cross-References
- Multidimensionality, (2)
Number
Cross Reference
234:
Cross-References
- Super-Atomics Sequence, Aug'71 (4)
- Chain Reaction, Aug'71
Number
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Periodic Table and Closest Packing, 13 Nov'73
Number
Cross Reference
Super-Atomics SequenceB, (3)
Cross-References
- Periodic Table and Closest Packing, 13 Nov'69
Number
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Tensegrity: Twelve Pentagons, Aug'72
Number
Cross Reference
Frequency, 18 Jun'71, 7 Oct'71
Cross-References
- Vector Equilibrium: Eight New Nuclei at Fifth
- Vector Equilibrium: Eight New Nuclei at Fifth Frequency, 18 Jun'71
- Closest Packing of Spheres Sequence, (2)
- Ten, 22 Jun'75
Number
Cross Reference
360:
Cross-References
Number
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Vector Equilibrium: Eight New Nuclei at Fifth Frequency, 18 Jun'71
- Ten, 22 Jun'75
Number
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Nuclear and Non-nuclear Polyhedra, 19 May'72
Number
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- S Quanta Module, 4 Jun'77
Number
Cross Reference
480:
Modules: A & B Quanta Modules (ii), 12 Jul'62
Modules: A & B Quanta Modules: Unity as 480
Vector Equilibrium, 12 Jul'62
Cross-References
- Subfrequency, (1)(2)
Number
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Complexocta, 20 Dec'73
Number
Cross Reference
Number: 644 :
Cross-References
- Modules, 14 May'73
- A & B Quanta Modules, 14 May'73
- Subtetrahedra, 14 May'73
Number
Cross Reference
Number: 768 :
Cross-References
- Rope, Dec'71
Number 1001
Cross Reference
RBF DEFINITIONS
Number: 1001 :
Cross-References
Number
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Mites as Prime Minimum System, 15 Nov'72
Number
Cross Reference
Number: 1836 : See S Quanta Module, 4 Jun'77
Cross-References
- S Quanta Module, 4 Jun'77
Number
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Nucleated Cube, 7 Oct'71
- Nuclear Cube, 23 Feb'76
Number (3)
Cross Reference
Cross-References
Number
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Powering: Fifth & Eighth Powering, 11 Dec'75
Numerology
Index Entry
"What the numerologists does
Is to add numbers horizontally (120 - 1+2+0 = 3)
Until they are left with one digit.
They have also assigned
To the letters of the alphabet
Corresponding numbers: A is one, B is two, C is three, etc.
Numerologists wishfully assume thatthey can identify
Characteristics of people
By the residual digit
Derived from integrating
Of all the digits
Corresponding to all the letters
In the individual's complete set of names.
Numerologists do not pretend to be scientific.
They are just fascinated with
Correspondence of their key digits
With various happenstances of existence.
- Cite Numerology draft August 1971, p. 31
Numerology
← Numerology | Numerology (1) →
Index Entry
Numerology:
"It is probable
That many of the experiences which humanity has been unable
to explain,
And therefore has treated with superstition,
Often embrace phenomena
Which turn out, in due course,
To be of importance.
"For this reason
I have paid a lot of attention to numerology,
Thinking that it might contain
Very important bases
For understanding
New properties of mathematics."
Numerology (1)
← Numerology | Numerology (2) →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
Numerology (2)
← Numerology (1) | Nut, Bolt & Screw Standards (2) →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Modelability, (3)
Nut, Bolt & Screw Standards (2)
← Numerology (2) | Nutcrackers →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
Nutcrackers
← Nut, Bolt & Screw Standards (2) | Nutriment →
Cross Reference
Cross-References
Nutriment
Cross Reference
Cross-References
- Bird's Nest as a Tc·l, (A)
Nuts
Cross Reference
Cross-References
