Three Axioms Of Metaphysics

[Ostronomos]

1.] The mind exists at individual points in metric space but shares a single point in sub-space. This would explain why non local mind can exist.

2.] Reality gives error the way logic would. Recall that scientists have come to a consensus that the universe is like a computer. Complete with a processor and spatiotemporal "display screen".

3.] The human brain resonates between material and immaterial levels of reality. Reality has its own frequency.

Discuss.

 

[Jayhawker Soule]

1. What about Americans who don't do metric?
2. Where might I read about this consensus?
3. Hence the song: I'm all shook up.

 

[Ostronomos]

1. What about Americans who don't do metric?
2. Where might I read about this consensus?
3. Hence the song: I'm all shook up.

The basic idea of a digital Universe might just be testable. For the cosmos to have been produced by a system of data bits at the tiny Planck scale — a scale at which present theories of physics are expected to break down — space and time must be made up of discrete, quantized entities. The effect of such a granular space-time might show up in tiny differences, for example, in how long it takes light of various frequencies to propagate across billions of light years.

Could the Universe be a giant quantum computer?

Computational rules might describe the evolution of the cosmos better than the dynamical equations of physics — but only if they are given a quantum twist.

www.nature.com

 

[SalixIncendium]

What about Americans who don't do metric?

They would, of course, use imperial space.

And what better way to navigate imperial space than an...

 

[Jayhawker Soule]

The basic idea of a digital Universe might just be testable.

And the basic idea of the second question posed in post #2 above was that claims of scientific consensus should be supported with appropriate citation(s). I do not see Chandler's interesting article as fulfilling that requirement.

 

[Ostronomos]

These three axioms no doubt still stand as a scientific authority on the relationship between mind and reality.