Reciprocal System Research Society

I went over my notes for all the meetings we've had, and constructed an outline for a primer, based on the group's feedback. I tried to keep it as generic as possible, without using Larson's terms or much techno-jargon. Comments and suggestions appreciated. --Bruce Reciprocally Integrated Systems Th...

Here are my notes/slides on the basic questions of space, time and motion... Reciprocally Integrated Systems Theory “You’re on your own when you violate the laws of physics—and don’t take notes.” —John Hutchinson The Hutchinson Anti-Gravity Effect Basic Questions What is space ? What is time ? How d...

Horace wrote: What about electrons. Why do they circle in a magnetic field. Can projective geometry explain that ? Projective geometry is just a method of casting a shadow upon a wall, so you can measure how the shadows move and interact. Everything we observe with our eyes and instruments are shad...

Rick wrote: 2. desire to create an instrument to measure "states" that I am yet unclear about Conventional instrumentation only has the capability to measure changes in "space", and thus is limited to very material data. Larson's Reciprocal System identified another half of the ...

Bear wrote: The topics, and your collective company are inspiring, yet the atmosphere is still a bit like water-- without a container, a "holder" of some kind, the inspiration released gets spread out in all directions and/or dissipates. As a water-bearer, Aquarius, let me comment... the ...

Horace wrote: What about electrons. Why do they circle in a magnetic field. Can projective geometry explain that ? Not sure what you mean by circling in a magnetic field... do you mean being deflected by the magnetic lines of force, electrons spinning on their axis, or something else? I assume we'r...

While I was putting page numbers in "New Light on Space and Time" (Page 183-184), I spotted this reference to gravitation. Thought it might be of some help in understanding gravitational motion. Dewey Larson wrote: In order to understand just how the electric and magnetic forces are relate...

MWells wrote: Looks like they claim three examples of producing and observing element 118 atoms, which had average lifetimes of 1ms. If correct, would this not falsify the RS? Did some checking and the only thing that Larson said for certain was this: Dewey Larson wrote: For reasons which will be d...

MikeWirth wrote: Bruce or anyone in the know, when convenient for you could you point out something from the archives to copy and paste to address this question? I want to wrap up the thread I started there with something conclusive. Quote: I'm looking for something in RST which can looks at non-re...

We normally work with the various motions of space and time in the outside regions of our everyday existence. I thought it might be valuable to point out what these same dimensions look like, when inside the time region--where there is "time" only. In the time region, space, s, is replaced...