Reciprocal System Research Society

From J.E. Cirlot's "A Dictionary of Symbols": Space . In a manner of speaking, space is an intermediate zone between the cosmos and chaos. Taken as the realm of all that is possible, it is chaotic; regarded as the region in which all forms and structures have their existence, it is cosmic....

bear wrote: Musing over yesterday's discussion-- a pleasant, stimulating sunday afternoon-- for me the question for further discussion now arises: Is there such a thing as object-less space? e.g., space without an object? There is the concept of "outer space", the void which is understood...

Phillip wrote: Does this mean that if we had an electron gun firing charged electrons down a 12 meter long evacuated tube, we would expect to see a point about 10 meters from the gun when the uncharged electrons and photons would break apart and uncharged electrons and photons would be emitted in a...

This post concerns the discussion of the neutrino, rotational base, charge and projective geometry using concepts originally put forth by Larry Denslow in his book, "Fundamentals of Scalar Motion". He is currently working on a revised tutorial; the working draft can be found at http://libr...

I've been researching the works of John Keely, and he makes an interesting point concerning the meaning of three terms that Larson uses interchangeably: vibration, oscillation and SHM. Common interpretation of all three usually means a back-and-forth, to-and-fro rhythmic motion. Since we are dealing...

rick wrote: To add to your issue, I perceive motion, space and time as only something projected by the rational mind and its perception is mostly limited to a physical universe. Perhaps the language is different but vibration and energy could be similar manifestations that is perceived as motion. W...

Updated section III and added the question of "Dimensions". 3. Space, the final frontier Conventional understandings of the concept of "space" Inner Spaces; Stuff that is contained (Western view, form) Outer Spaces; Stuff outside the container (Eastern view, function) What are &q...

Phillip wrote: What is space ? What is time ? How do space and time interact? *** What is motion? I wanted the reader to deduce that the interaction between space and time is motion, since we've found that starting with the concept of "motion" gets nowhere, fast. "You can't have moti...

Phillip wrote: It occurs to me that I have not been formally trained in inverse (or reciprocal) mathematical logic. It is different than inductive logic. Induct is to add one piece into the previously defined groups. How can we reverse logic and define the individuals from the groups? That is not e...

bear wrote: Christina and I put forth the suggestion that we might meet again this weekend-- like Sunday again, if others might be available for that. My house would be available again, if appropriate. And probably most centrally, Bruce? (It is, after all, your outline.) Sure, I'd be up for a Sunda...