We use these concepts with things like " stoplight " color coding where a color is associated with a magnitude, I've personally done this with tables of data
I think that due to brain plasticity, anyone can train themselves to use similar concepts to the experiences of someone with synesthesia
I thought that living things can't be considered closed systems, ( Closed systems don't exist ) so does " For any spontaneous process, the free energy of a system must decrease from its initial value at the beginning of that process " mean a living thing when it says " a system " ?
As a side...
One of the revealing things about the various names of the moon god Sīn is the deification of terms more commonly associated with math,( Number, geometric shapes )
Sumerian: usakar, sakar - " crescent moon; moon; crescent-shaped object; semi-circular line; half wheel " Akkadian: uskāru; warhu...
At first I was going to say written language, but this is essentially semiosis and semiosis in communication is not something constrained to humans
Then I considered the difference between natural and symbolic languages and came to the conclusion that it was the ability for abstraction and...
Ahh, I wanted to quickly add,
I forgot to mention there is another common use of " flood " terminologies in addition to it's references to astronomy and priests, and that is its use in correspondence
It was common when writing between cities / towns ( Letters in cuneiform delivered by a...
I would say bong hits help
But seriously, if you can learn from a teacher, or you can learn by teaching, are you not the student and the teacher simultaneously ?
If periodize flood literature and then periodize the terms used, next to each other, we'll see that the " flood epics " generally sprang from the same span of time where we find the terms " bubbulu, abubu " ( And their variants ) applied to new moons
If we examine the signs themselves...
The reason I brought up quantitative VS qualitative was because of what I read about Einstein's problems with the concept of " now " and how this relates to the question of " Is time discrete ? " ( Quantized time is not equal to discrete time )
You'd think this was settled by the work of Planck...
No, actually, first time I've heard of him, thank you
I definitely think he's right about Bayesian processing in the brain though
A great indication of this is the ability of the brain to fill in the correct letters ( Typoglycemia ) when the letters in a sentence are scrambled ( As long as the...
There's a new drug being investigated - RLF-100 (Aviptadil)
Seems to be very successful bringing patients off ventilators - it's main benefits are that it prevents apoptosis, blocks cytokines, lowers TNFα levels, reverses CD4/CD8 ratio
Does make me curious why cannabinoids haven't really been...
*has seizure*
No, seriously, very similar to that
I was thinking of wire perspective art, where a sculpture takes different form when seen from different perspectives
An example would be a wire square, it's a square from one view, a rectangle from another or a line from another