Reciprocal System Research Society

I believe so. Larson actually describes it as one, scalar dimension being "coincident" with the reference system, where the remaining two modify the coincident dimension changing its expression in the reference system. Note that only applies to observable structure --when atoms or particl...

Our physical senses cannot perceive scalar dimensions of motion directly, because there is no geometry to them. That is why Nature had to do it through projection into a coordinate system, with a causal ordering (cause-and-effect, aka the "clock"). I believe that Larson said (in NBM) that...

<r>Natural processes do have behavioral properties that Larson allowed by chance, yet are not apparently consequential from his postulates. Some of these properties may actually be as ontologically primary as scalar motion itself and so not derivable from the postulates.<br/> <br/> Andrei Kirilyuk's...

<t>Yes 3-dimensional RS scalar-motion is nothing like our familiar length x width x height container understanding. You gotta throw that out right away. It's a purely abstract, mathematical construct with absolutely no direct topological association to our experience. Confusingly, nevertheless, it i...

Tempo may be better than motion, because it deals with change. Kirilyuk uses a non-linear "quantum beat". What is being represented in Larson's new motion concept is fundamentally change itself. So it could be called "primary flux'. To keep things simple, it may be helpful to emphasiz...

<r>What about real-time encoding, straight to the hard drive? No need to digitize.<br/> <br/> The "Logitech QuickCam Pro 9000" - a 2 mega-pixel (up to 1600x1200 frames @30fps) USB cam, with mic, auto-focus, motion-tracking, carl ZEISS glass lens, 3.7 mm focal length, F/2.0 aperture, is available for...

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Horace wrote:

This is not surprising since at this stage of development there is no background canvas yet, so the only reference can be the other aspect of motion.

Yep.

RMohan wrote: In any case, that's a GREAT list. Thanks. Just dug up from Google searches. RMohan wrote: I wish you'd put it somewhere else, too, easier to find. Can you point me to a URL if such exists? I'm not sure how much relevance those (interesting) lines of research have to the Reciprocal Sys...

RMohan wrote:

A scientist, Itzhak Bars, is moving toward Reciprocal thinking -- he's suggesting

that there might be two dimensions to time.

Added Two-Time Physics to the list.