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I wonder if this can be related somehow to Steven J. Smith's model of neutrino as "half integer spin packet of electromagnetic energy". http://web.archive.org/web/20091027112016/http://geocities.com/electrogravitics/tuf3-ani1.html http://web.archive.org/web/20091028140447/http://geocities....

There is only one motion left that can move in either sector without inhibition--photons. The brain-mind communication channel is based on light. And that opens up a whole new "spectrum" of understanding! This reminds me an article by the Russian engineer Yuri Nemchinov which I've read ba...

I see. I guess this is an example of the "general conservation law" - the spacial aspect of the motion is offset by the temporal one and vice versa so that the ratio between them always remain 1/1. (I'd rather see this as "compensation" than "conservation" since all exi...

If the scalar direction can be either inward or outward (I prefer to think about it as "hither" and "thither" instead - "in" and "out" somehow suggest moving from a volume and so - in a container, but maybe this is just me), then perhaps we can express it with...

<t>I also think that an axiomatic approach would be best. We may save the polemics and comparison with the current theories for later, but first thing should be to understand the basics and what is it all about on purely theoretical level. And if I may suggest that concrete examples be given for ill...

<t>Would it be correct to represent what Larson calls "progression of the natural reference system" with diagonal line in the complex plane?<br/> <br/> Thus since the projections of this motion along the both axes are equal, considering one of them as imaginary will have the effect of making the int...

Actually I made a mistake here - it should be 1/2πi, i.e. the proportion is both irrational and imaginary. I mean this partly as symbolic taking the notions of real/imaginary, positive/negative and rational/irrational to represent qualities notwithstanding that they are quantitative nonetheless. Thu...

Isn't it interesting that two rotations make one simple harmonic motion, while two simple harmonic motions (sine + cosine) make one rotation? This is like the duality between point and line or line and plane. Instead of thinking linearly that one thing begets another we may take them as mutually cau...

Sorry, that's my mistake here - since I was quoting by memory (which is not so good already...) I mixed up the first two sentences: http://ctext.org/dao-de-jing

This is all fascinating. I am not sure if I understand the notion of "equivalent space" (is this just representation of time like the fictional "time axis" applied in the graphics and diagrams of conventional physics?). Modern people are used to consider time as linear, but its u...