And the question is...
A recurring theme in biomimetic technology is that, pretty much whatever device we design, something in nature outperforms it in some way. This view has been reinforced with a recent
Nature Photonics paper that takes a look at the optical performance of a
Stomatopod crustacean's eye. In this case, the researchers weren't interested in color discrimination or sensitivity; rather, they wanted to find out just how good the mantis shrimp's polarization optics were.
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A crustacean eye that rivals the best optical equipment
do we yet have an ear to hear? Do we actually find these creatures in nature, or is our technology predicated by these things in nature? Self-similarity to THE ALL; or, as previously stated, the existence of all concept continues to resonate...
And I spent all day thinking of how I slipped my moorings with the concept of entropic time; yet I find nothing in the literature to suggest patent absurdity, rather that the dualities of physics and mathematics seem to be calling out for two distinct timelike dimensions:
Einstein and his equivalence of inertial mass to gravitational mass, Heisenberg and his uncertainty of momentum and position, the wave and the particle, the quantum scale that refuses relativity, the relativistic scale that refuses the quantum... and the Hilbert Hotel.
I'm standing at the base of the mountain, looking up. Far greater mathematicians have called this peak infinite, but perhaps I know something greater in being lowly. I am standing at the base of this infinite mountain.
And one Sunday morning, way back when; another time when I did too much thinking, Gwynnie said, tell me a story. (Only when I have been up for many days...
) And I said, what is the difference between a ray and a line? Does the infinity of mr. line confer a greater status that that of mr. ray? And we took a long walk down the road of the infinite in the Arizona summer. Turning back towards home, we found; essentially, no...