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Reading Attitude Zero
Need to know
the diff between numbers and operators; understand the concept of the
object and forces and how force is (could be) defined. At this point
you will be comfortable with the idea of a variable
Reading Attitude One
Equations do
not mean much because algebra is applicable to the real domain only.
You want to know which variables are:
A. Real
and Virtual (and their attributes such as unbounded and infinite)
B.
Commensurable and Incommensurable
C.
Independent (leading) and Dependent (following)
D.
Actual and Derived
E.
Actual and Emulated
F.
Reversibly or irreversibly transformable
G.
Variant or invariant at transformation
Reading Attitude Two
Allow yourself
to be con-fused (infused with contradicting data) if you can
work it from there
Reading
Attitude Three
If you think
time travel is physically possible, you are not pass OneC and may
want to come back another day
Reading
Attitude Four
Read all as
separate and read all as one
Reading
Attitude Five
Need
to know different properties and behavior of a bounded and a free
(unbounded) particle. If
you think neutrinos can be detected at will, you will need to work
with de Broglie to get pass OneA
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QUANTUM
PYTHAGOREANS The organization of matter can be interrupted and matter broken up into matter-and-antimatter pairs. In Quantum Pythagoreans, the matter-antimatter pairs can be healed into normal matter if subject to particular geometries. This goes beyond fixing of some broken up atoms in the lab, for healing of molecules in your body is very much about your health. Real and virtual domains have their own chapters. Yet, the real value of the book is its description of a mechanism that allows real-virtual domain transformations, which forms the foundation for the superluminal travel, atomic (de)construction, and self-organization. |
I. Quantum computing
It is difficult to
compartmentalize the atom and take advantage of the small scale where
quantum mechanical effects happen "naturally." Fortunately,
one does not need to do it and, even if you could, you would be going
about it the pinheaded way. Continue..
II.
Superluminal space travel
Superluminal or
faster-than-light (FTL) is the most difficult and possibly the
ultimate technology. We cannot go past the speed of light in the real
domain and new information in the virtual domain does not exceed the
speed of light either. If you think the speed of thought is infinite, it
is -– but only
if someone blazed that trail before. Think 'like' vs. 'unlike'
information (known or similar vs. new or unknown data). You also must
know the differences and similarities between the photon and the
thought. So, if they can get here from there, we can get there from
here. Continue..
III.
Self-organizing computing
Similar to quantum
computing in its original subatomic sense but also applicable to
organic systems working at macro scale. Leveraging the organized
(commutable) behavior of the atom, the constructs such as pyramid
geometries are brought in to deal with the infinite. New computing
modules will be based on unique geometric constructions, for geometry
is the only way to address the infinite. (Virtual entities -- that
is, wavefunctions, exist in infinite superposition.) Continue..
IV. New atomic
core materials
Here, the
properties of new materials have its source at the modified core.
Fusion with a twist but no jam. Continue..
V. Antimatter.
Electron and positron
In the
laboratory, the simplest form of antimatter happens with the creation
of the positron. The item to consider is that matter-antimatter
creation takes much less energy than the subsequent
matter-antimatter annihilation. The creation of matter-antimatter
pairs results from a breakup -- that is corruption of existing, real,
and normal matter. The corrupted matter can be either healed or
irreversibly transformed to energy. Creation of the matter-antimatter
pair then also cannot explain the creation of
matter-from-energy-alone in the present taxpayer supported cosmology.
In fact, and contrary to the promulgated theories, nobody created
antimatter from "nothing" or from ether or from quantum
vacuum. All present antimatter creations are from whacking
[okay, smashing] existing matter.
You will go farther by pursuing the links that make sense rather than subscribing to self-serving theories of the scientists, which have significant soap box money funding component. For example, if the "positron" was first discovered in the laboratory's vapor chamber (and there are plenty of pictures showing that), how could it keep on traveling making a trail if it is supposed to annihilate as soon as it encounters matter? Scientists make many theories of convenience, particularly since the theories for nonexistent black holes match the possibly degenerate imagination -- if not the reality -- of some people. It is totally unacceptable to have government supported science deal with knowledge corruption directed at its own population.
The creation of antimatter is impossible to comprehend if general relativity is in your mind. The existence of a singularity of a black hole is acceptable in the present (corrupted) physics and you'll blow right by antimatter. That is, general relativity is clueless about antimatter and happily ignores it. General relativity also ignores spin. In a purely psychological context, the baseline is that antimatter and spin exist in reality but black holes are inferred. General relativity ignores reality while presumptions are taken as real -- classic mind dysfunction. Getting rid of general relativity should be your first task.
Hawking tries to save the black hole by giving it a "leak," but it is too little and way too late because he never considers matter to be a computational entity in the first place. You should expect Hawking to stay away from antimatter because too much of his work is invested in black holes. Hawking is a living example of mind perversion. This is okay if you don't take him seriously -- but again, he does look the part.
Because tractability is a necessary condition for the conservation of energy within the atom, and since the compression of matter degrades tractability, there is a mechanism that resolves the potential singularity of matter: Before a black hole could form, matter converts to matter-antimatter pairs and annihilates in a supernova explosion. The mainstream science explanation is that a nova is -- well, they do not have an explanation for a ball ("old" sun) that jumps (explodes) higher that the height from which it was released. Academia's silly talk is about an "old" sun that is allowed to expand beyond its initial boundaries which, as is usual with academia, ignores where the energy for the destructive explosion comes from. In actuality, the energy for the supernova explosion comes from the irreversible matter-to-energy conversion.
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Antimatter also has a link to solar sailing. Although solar sailing is not possible, NASA will be quiet about it because solar sailing provides the rationale for working with antimatter. The annihilation of antimatter is supposed to create the x-rays that would provide space flight "propulsion," and any notion showing that light such as gamma rays cannot impart pressure at reflection or at emission is then ignored or misinterpreted by NASA. |
Also look at Black Hole My Foot where the energy-mass relationship is shown to be irreversible. Once matter converts to energy -- that's it -- and matter always converts to energy if it cannot remain tractable on an electron or proton level.
Another way of looking at antimatter is through computability. Because matter is created computationally, it can be uncreated computationally. There exists, then, no privileged position for matter. Matter is a mathematical creation -- really a mathematical solution among several variables, for the math solution is a tractable result. Mathematics, however, is not a panacea and math can be corrupted or be inadequate just as any discipline. For example, geometry vs. arithmetic is being debated for good 2800 years but no resolution exists and probably ever will be. There is no clear understanding on the advantages of geometry because the underlying incommensurable (irrational and transcendental) numbers are not understood -- and incommensurable numbers are not presently applied.
There appears no defense against antimatter. However, since antimatter is inherently a corrupted matter that is no longer tractable, the defense against antimatter (really X or gamma hard radiation arising from annihilation) would be based on healing or fixing the corrupted matter into good (normal) matter. In the Quantum Pythagoreans book the antimatter healing is described -- and it includes both the necessary geometric constructs and the process.
Science writers are just that -- people who are good writing about science. A science writer can write volumes about people, discoveries, and theories, but none of them question what they write about. Science writers do not ask questions -- they do not even delete the material that is conflicting. The nature of science writing today is reporting -- echoing or mimicking or popularizing what somebody else thinks is happening. The success of the Internet happened because you do not get only the stuff somebody is paying the writer for you to see.
Answering the question: 'Where does antimatter come from?' is answered by: 'breaking down real and normal matter,' or by 'compressing matter into a small volume where it no longer remains tractable,' or similar corruption or interference with normal, everyday matter. This is also the primary mechanism that limits the size of all suns.
The healing of the matter-antimatter pair recovers the energy that was put into the creation of antimatter. Yes, you can take the "positron" and make it back into an electron, and get heat in the process. Putting positron in quotes is a hint -- think Sphinx (and if you want to go all the way to the source [of the Nile], think Tefnut).
Quantum computing
Fundamentally you don't want to emulate basic arithmetic operations with quantum machines because you want to take advantage of the concurrent and infinite superposition.
We take the photon and use it to establish the environment for quantum computing. By now, we know that each and every photon is virtual and, in fact, there is no real photon. See Laser Beam Can(not) Move a Mirror.
Once the photon is realized (reduced, absorbed), it is no longer a photon but a known quantity of heat. Photon can be branched (stemmed) in which case there exists a virtual correlated/convolved link to each branch of the photon. [The awesome property of the virtual domain, and that of a photon, is that the convolution property is not an abstraction or emulation, but it is an actual and existing property that carries with it the ability to collapse/reduce instantly.] When either/any of the previously-stemmed photon component is realized, the linkage instantaneously reduces and the energy is realized at one locality only. It is the virtual potentia that propagate [yes, at lightspeed] in different directions once the photon is stemmed, and the realization of the photon happens at one locality. (Gravitational wavefunctions also propagate in virtual superposition and also reduce instantaneously but, unlike photon, gravitational realization occurs in two locations and, like everything else, the realization is in the context of the conservation of real/virtual energy.)
The photon relates to other entities but the photon must cross the discontinuity to the real domain if its own virtual energy is to decrease or increase. In the virtual domain, the photon continues to correlate but its total energy (virtual momentum) remains the same. In the virtual domain, light continues on a straight path even though it continuously relates with other virtual entities. Photon can change its path without becoming real through the interaction with matter only -- think electrons, both free and atomic. Photon can terminate its path by becoming the real heat energy through the interaction with matter.
Then there is (de)coherence. Coherence is a very interesting property, for coherence is a necessary condition for computability when entities are in the virtual domain. Coherence and symmetry are related. Decoherence is usually associated with the transition from virtual to real, yet the entity still manages to remain (continues to be) computable in the real domain. To make something out of it you want to arrive at tractable solutions (chaos, for example is computable but not tractable). Computability and tractability is tied to the conservation of energy that manages the transitions between the real and the virtual. Since energy in the real domain is measurable (it is, after all, real) but is not directly measurable in the virtual domain, the concept of tractable computing has a more general meaning than energy (energy is subordinated to tractable computing). Note that energy is conserved since the virtual energy exists as a photon and can materialize as real energy in its entirety only. Tractable computing, then, is a necessary and sufficient condition for the conservation of energy.
After all this you want to figure out that the atomic photon is a 1D entity and, well, photons in general can be in more than 1D.
Now, the major divide is whether you are into atom building or navigating. As a builder you will need geometry, circle squaring, ancient Egyptian fractions, and move it onto the pyramid constructs. As a navigator you will be dealing with crystals and how massive amounts of storage can be accessed and concurrently analyzed. There is more to crystals, particularly once you figure out that speed and crystal construction are dependent. I've heard of mushrooms and such for navigation but do not give it much weight. Mushrooms are similar to caffeine if you think caffeine helps you work smarter. Because you are dealing with infinities, chemicals will have a rather specific, possibly introductory, applications. Think unique geometric constructions.
How do you get over the one-two punch?:
1) Real rockets, if bounded, cannot exceed the speed of light. The increase in speed of a real thing is about the conservation of real (mechanical) energy and not about superluminal travel.
2) The propagation of (new) information does not exceed the speed of light either.
Superluminal space travel
Speeding up
real matter takes increasing amount of energy and this becomes
nonlinear near the speed of light. The mechanism that conserves mechanical
energy is computational in nature and becomes nonlinear. (There is no
need to regurgitate the feebleness of Einstein theories because you
already got rid them when working on antimatter.) The mechanism that
enforces energy conservation in real matter manifests as inertia.
Because the capacity to store moving energy through inertia is
unbounded, the moving energy continues to be stored in a real moving
body -- albeit in a nonlinear fashion -- and yes, the energy is
stored in ether. The
end result is that you can recover all energy that you put in, but
the speed of the real object does not exceed the speed of light. In
other words, adding more real (mechanical) energy onto a real object
is transformative as far as energy recovery, but is not
transformative as far as the real-virtual domain of the object itself.
First differentiator:
For a real thing
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superluminal speed is impossible, but
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superluminal travel is possible after the transformation into the
virtual domain (of course, Bunky, the transformation better be reversible)
There is a presumption here that the reduction of a wavefunction results in the actual appearance of matter. A hint comes from supernova explosion where a dust cloud (matter) appears to be receding away from the explosion at speeds exceeding the speed of light. Since we limit the speed of matter to 'c,' the dust cloud from the supernova explosion is not speeding matter but, rather, a manifestation of instantaneous appearance of matter that is compensating for the discontinuous reduction (destruction) of the sun's mass. It can be compared to a shock wave that temporarily creates matter in its wake.
The reduction of the wavefunction, then, is the only way to bypass the lightspeed limit and you cannot do it within the real domain. Gravity reversal and vectoring is the first step. Making right degree turns is the second step and it's child's play compared to riding the ultimate wave. It is the likeness (rather than the unlike) of information that allows you to "spread the wing" in superluminal fashion.
Quantum computing will need to be developed to great maturity to be able to anticipate the onset of the reduction, predict/guess the area of realization, position oneself properly for the event and thus channel into the event. Quantum computing is founded in geometry because that's the only way of tractably dealing with incommensurable numbers. Since the reduction is closely associated with physical disturbances, the superluminal travel holds many perils. Different galactic configurations entail different computing methods since the organizing knowledge of each galaxy is different. (It is possible to use your brain instead of the quantum computer.) The intergalactic transfer is, therefore, somewhat easier than the intragalactic one, although the intergalactic jump may require moving closer to the eye of the departing galaxy.
Since the galactic organization recycles matter from the eye outward, the transfer toward the eye is the more difficult in that it allows a smaller number of opportunities. This technology has many shades of gray that, technically, makes it open ended. As always, the systems approach makes the day. There are other contributors such as antimatter creation and the possibility of materializing in the black hyperstate.
The craft needs to be in the virtual domain to start with. There, computations determine the percentage of its partial bounding to gauge the onset of the transfer. Full bounding is equivalent to being fully materialized while no bounding yields the greatest diffusion into the virtual and the greatest degree of superposition (here are the wings again). You must know where you are going because in the virtual domain the like-like will overlay. One also needs to be on the relevant side of the hyperbole or you might slide back. In principle, one needs to superpose with the wave that has (hundreds of) lightyears of reach to facilitate long distance transfers (hence the emphasis on the galactic eye).
You know you are there when you "see" unique markers. Yes, this requires that someone has been there before and placed or constructed the marker there. The marker is geometric in nature and usually contains sharp junctions of different materials such as crystaline/amorphous stone. Pyramids are the favorites, particularly the needle type and the giveaways are the embossed or hollowed-out structures on its surface with dimensions allowing standing waves. Not having a marker is okay but if your knowledge of the destination is vague, your materialization could be off target. The interesting aspect is the navigational reckoning after materialization and the actual influencing of the reduction. A good way of seeing the reduction is a transformation into the material plane (think Pythagorean Tetractys) through self-modulation. Discontinuous events such as quakes could be collateral effects.
In summary, the transition to virtual is a necessary first step because only in the virtual domain we and the ship are also nonlocal. The cohesion of a spread out entity in the virtual domain is logical.
Self-organizing computing
On the physical level, there exists a premise of the unbounded spatial distance that results in the micro (atomic) and macro (cosmic) manifestations of reality, both of which are subject to the hyperstates template. On the organic level, a rich palette of relationships facilitates local self-organization, provided there is access to near-infinite database. [Database replaces spatial distance. There is a tangent here on the critical/existential need for biological diversity (not just humans) because the full understanding of this may come on the downturn and likely too late.]
Electronics hold the promise of approximating the organic, yet direct optical and electron computing will eventually take its place.
The key is the capture and quantification of hidden/unknown variables that are relevant to the task at hand because the present Turing machine can only search for unknown ("hidden") variables in an exhaustive – and likely intractable – manner. QM's unbounded (really infinite) concurrency allows the inclusion of all variables. (Self-test:-) If you thought of this before you read it, you are in good shape.
The emulation of the neuron is certainly long overdue. Academia bickering (really ignorance) put this issue on back burner but the industry is taking up the slack. Neuron separates the dependent and the independent variables and settles on a group of independent variables that produces a (1)predictable and (2)useful outcome. The time it takes to clue in from its variables before the neuron fully transitions ("fires") is adjusted as part of the neuron's ongoing tuning (rather than self-organizing) process.
The lack of neuron emulation points to a significant gap in our understanding of self-organization. Presently, we are thrashing about with atom-source qubits (cryo, NMR, the works) and cellular automata, but deep under we know these efforts have nothing to do with our brain because the atomic formations are finite, it's bound in low hundreds. Cellular automaton will not reach its final pattern any faster next time around -- there are no organizing or thinking aspects here. (Cellular automaton is but a detour with marginal benefit.) Fibonacci sequence, although found in nature, is local by its own definition. The golden ratio is important for the intercept of the cosmic energies that facilitates sustenance but now we are talking about self-organization, which is about the increase in organization.
While there may be some gains in the pursuit of the atomic superposition, neuron has {1}inherent closure of the loop (feedback) and {2}network/backbone structuring, neither of which can be realized with the atomic-level QM. On the atomic level, we struggle to preserve a particular fixed arrangement while coaxing it to perform some QM tricks. The neuron's organizational –- that is computational –- result is the network's topology per se. That is, the organizational result is the formation of the topology itself. So it is back to geometry. (For inanimate matter on the cosmic/macro scale, there are eleven major topologies corresponding to the eleven hyperstates.)
There is no national policy on neuron's mathematical emulation. It is also a sensitive area because the advances will go well past those of a mechanical robot.
Self-organizing computing deals with the balance between the real and the virtual computational methods. You will also need to seed the objective. The real domain gives you one result while the virtual domain -- via pyramid geometry -- gives you the result on infinite superposition. The bottom line is that self-organization happens when the real and virtual domains are in balance -- that is, they are conflict-free.
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The unbounded spatial distance is a necessary but not a sufficient condition for the organization of inanimate matter on the macro level. The same can be said for atomic organization, for if all matter within the atom were to realize and became fully bounded, the electron scaled to the size of the grain of sand would orbit the core the size of a baseball out there in the bleachers.
The differentiation begins by taking the overall goal of organization: "Make it tractable – that is doable in real-time – in the context of the conservation of energy." We are not concerned what the constituent components of matter are, but what their properties need to be to obtain a solution (or two ..) in another topological arrangement.
The acceptance of the new definition of a scientific method is necessary because one needs to appreciate the implications of unbounded concurrency.
Materia can exist in both the real and virtual domains. In the real domain matter has exclusive properties and it appears we "must" break into the core to modify it in some way. That is, however, the macho way of going about it, and this way you break it but don't make it.
Once you appreciate the geometric implications of tractability, the low-temp fusion work may become classified. But the cat [Sphinx] may be out of the bag.
This may seem like mumbo jumbo but once you figure out that the 'strong nuclear force' is really not static, the jumbo will clear up nicely.
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