ZPC
12-10-2004, 07:55 PM
Zee here: (To post to the asc2k message board I needed to divide this document
into 2 parts, part 1 and part 2.
It can also be found in its entirety, with format intact,
at the ECOphysics group.)
The Nature of the Distortion
and Illusion of Physical Reality
Surfaces
A surface is a statistic.
Form is characterized by surfaces.
Our senses specialize in surfaces.
The motion of a surface generates sound.
Surfaces reflect sound.
Surfaces reflect light. We touch surfaces.
Our perceptions are the product
of combining sensing and knowing.
Form has the function of bounding or defining.
Objectivity
Our so-called objective reality isn?t objective.
We change what we observe in the process of observing it.
Science
Science, another word for knowing,
has made it possible
for us to augment or extend our senses.
We can magnify.
We can magnify the distant with telescopes.
We can magnify the small with microscopes.
We can magnify by using shorter wavelengths (ultra-violet).
We can magnify and penetrate
by using really short wavelengths (x-rays).
We can translate one kind of image
into another kind of image.
This translation of images
makes some kinds of perception possible.
Real
Distortion occurs, when we believe
that what we sense is real.
Distortion occurs, when we believe
we derive our beliefs from our experiences.
Actually, we derive our experiences
from our beliefs.
Questions
The nature and the function of questions
affects our beliefs.
Questions select a set of components or elements
and pose the nature of their relationships.
It is possible to fail to include
the connecting, linking or relating
components or elements in the question.
When we fail in our inclusion
of connecting, linking or relating components or elements
we have dysfunctional questions and distortion.
Our questions may pose too few relationships.
Our questions may pose the wrong nature of relatedness.
Knowing
How does an entity know anything
about something other than itself
or even about itself?
What is knowing?
Often it is only representational.
Representational knowing only provides for
sample observational input.
Yet, reality is in a flux of continuous change.
We ignore or neglect the continuous change
in our sample observation.
It is at this juncture that the nature of consciousness
provides the breakthrough.
Con-science is literally knowing-together-with,
that is, con-science is the simultaneous
observation of the knower and what he knows.
Con-sciousness involves simultaneous
self referencing and other-than-self referencing.
This simultaneous self referencing and other than self referencing
is achieved by means of a coemissive fundamental.
Pairs Which Coemit
We know that photons emit in pairs.
Allain Aspect, from the University of Paris, South,
explored the Einstein, Podolsky, Rosen (EPR) theorem
by separating the photon pair with mirrors1.
When the two photons were 12 meters apart
he polarized the one.
The second photon, in billionths of a second,
responded, as though connected,
in dimensions other than space and time.
That connection of the pair of photons
is the coemissive fundamental
out of which our physical reality is made.
{ . . . to be continued in Part 2 . . . }
ÃÂÃÂÃÂÃÂÃÂÃÂà ÂÃÂÃÂÃÂÃÂÃÂà ÂÃÂÃÂé 2004, ECOhealth / Z. P. Charnoe
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into 2 parts, part 1 and part 2.
It can also be found in its entirety, with format intact,
at the ECOphysics group.)
The Nature of the Distortion
and Illusion of Physical Reality
Surfaces
A surface is a statistic.
Form is characterized by surfaces.
Our senses specialize in surfaces.
The motion of a surface generates sound.
Surfaces reflect sound.
Surfaces reflect light. We touch surfaces.
Our perceptions are the product
of combining sensing and knowing.
Form has the function of bounding or defining.
Objectivity
Our so-called objective reality isn?t objective.
We change what we observe in the process of observing it.
Science
Science, another word for knowing,
has made it possible
for us to augment or extend our senses.
We can magnify.
We can magnify the distant with telescopes.
We can magnify the small with microscopes.
We can magnify by using shorter wavelengths (ultra-violet).
We can magnify and penetrate
by using really short wavelengths (x-rays).
We can translate one kind of image
into another kind of image.
This translation of images
makes some kinds of perception possible.
Real
Distortion occurs, when we believe
that what we sense is real.
Distortion occurs, when we believe
we derive our beliefs from our experiences.
Actually, we derive our experiences
from our beliefs.
Questions
The nature and the function of questions
affects our beliefs.
Questions select a set of components or elements
and pose the nature of their relationships.
It is possible to fail to include
the connecting, linking or relating
components or elements in the question.
When we fail in our inclusion
of connecting, linking or relating components or elements
we have dysfunctional questions and distortion.
Our questions may pose too few relationships.
Our questions may pose the wrong nature of relatedness.
Knowing
How does an entity know anything
about something other than itself
or even about itself?
What is knowing?
Often it is only representational.
Representational knowing only provides for
sample observational input.
Yet, reality is in a flux of continuous change.
We ignore or neglect the continuous change
in our sample observation.
It is at this juncture that the nature of consciousness
provides the breakthrough.
Con-science is literally knowing-together-with,
that is, con-science is the simultaneous
observation of the knower and what he knows.
Con-sciousness involves simultaneous
self referencing and other-than-self referencing.
This simultaneous self referencing and other than self referencing
is achieved by means of a coemissive fundamental.
Pairs Which Coemit
We know that photons emit in pairs.
Allain Aspect, from the University of Paris, South,
explored the Einstein, Podolsky, Rosen (EPR) theorem
by separating the photon pair with mirrors1.
When the two photons were 12 meters apart
he polarized the one.
The second photon, in billionths of a second,
responded, as though connected,
in dimensions other than space and time.
That connection of the pair of photons
is the coemissive fundamental
out of which our physical reality is made.
{ . . . to be continued in Part 2 . . . }
ÃÂÃÂÃÂÃÂÃÂÃÂà ÂÃÂÃÂÃÂÃÂÃÂà ÂÃÂÃÂé 2004, ECOhealth / Z. P. Charnoe
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