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Expressive Channel
Is there a paradoxical circumstance here? Culture which enables us to “adapt” actually reduces our adaptive capacities? Exactly. The corrective channel is not gone from the human mind, from human experience, but it is more and more vehemently disdained. The stress, this channel in our minds is experiencing, is leading to more and more wide…
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Numerological Order
What is Benford’s Law? I thought maybe I should get down to that. It’s a pattern that emerges in various applied fields of mathematics. That the number “1” seems to occur more often than other numbers in data-sets? Ah, you summarized it well, but it goes further than that. As much as many scientists would…
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Root Races
I was shown the page on root races. I found it very interesting. Excellent theosophical information. It is an interesting line of thought at least in an academic sense. No doubt a touchy subject. It can be seen as racist. That sort of thinking was much more common in Blavatsky’s era. I’m reading something of interest…
Category: Science
Whether people like it or not we are irrational beings. We all form a metaphysics of what reality is and why it’s that way. What beliefs has science offered us for understanding their knowledge?
What would replace science? An advanced form of “computation”, nonlinear, non-heuristic, capable of seeing disparate algorithms as the parts of the complex matrix they are, each dynamic in its own place, and would lead to an ability to anticipate evolution not only of our self but of the physical world in such a way that the greatest good for all beings could be achieved.
“The important thing in science is not so much to obtain new facts as to discover new ways of thinking about them.” William Bragg, Sr.
“Science is nothing but perception.” Plato