Reciprocal System Research Society

I am not aware of what exactly was discussed, however since Bruce is off line... rick wrote: Given Larsen's motion creates, or space and time emerge out, of motion--this physical manifestation (external) should have a reciprocal internal motion that would probably be spaceless and timeless, (realm o...

Hi Friends, It is nice to see the discussions! bperet wrote: +/- 1: Saturday (Saturn's Day) == Monday (Moon's Day) +/- 2: Friday (Frigg's Day) == Tuesday (Tyr's Day) +/- 3: Thursday (Thor's Day) == Wednesday (Wotan's Day) Looks like the speed ranges to me... low, intermediate, and high. Quote: Time ...

<t>Basically got the idea from watching Stargate SG-1 episode 'Touchstone'...<br/> <br/> Isn't it possible that there might be a similar device on earth? What with the kind of weapons being developed, it won't be a surprise if one of them does manage to control weather.<br/> <br/> It is flooding in ...

Eccles wrote: ...its geometry appears Euclidean? It does, as Bruce has mentioned, with respect to where the observer is 'standing'. We are creatures in the space/time universe, which appears Euclidean to us. Had we been in the time-region universe, motion within the unit of space, we would perceive...

bperet wrote:

The principle is actually very simple, and is analogous to the idea of a hydraulic water ram, where a spark gap replaces the valve on the ram.

Is this connected to the approach of "implosion technology" mentioned on the main website, by Schauberger?

Gopi

<t>How about this kind of nomenclature:<br/> <br/> Translation: Primary motion with a variation in length<br/> <br/> Rotation: Primary motion with a variation in turn<br/> <br/> Angular vibration: Secondary motion with a variation in angle.<br/> <br/> 1. Circular angular vibration<br/> <br/> 2. Semi...

bperet wrote:

Why did you choose this particular sequence?

It was you who pointed me towards it... with that idea that the SMC is the inverse of the 2d group behaviour. This thing just fit in similarly somehow.

BTW, where does the sequence you have written leave the vapour state?

Gopi wrote: 5.Enter complex numbers. I guess the thing I was trying to hint here is what is written in the site about Holistic Mathematics which Mwells had posted on his forum. I realised that when I read it after this... Eccles wrote: If you jazz the backgrounds up too much, people start looking a...

<r>Hey, this is nice, a sevenfold structure even in Geometry:<br/> <br/> 1. Euclidean<br/> <br/> 2. Metric<br/> <br/> 3. Affine<br/> <br/> 4. Projective<br/> <br/> 5. Polar-affine<br/> <br/> 6. Polar-metric<br/> <br/> 7. Polar-euclidean<br/> <br/> Isn't it very much like the density structure? "Mode...

bperet wrote: As a physics student, what degree of explanation do you think would be needed? We have Nehru's paper he wrote for me on Complex Numbers (in the RS2 forum)... where would be a good starting point? As a physics student, the degree of explanation in Nehru's paper is elementary, at least ...