String Theory Discussion Forum
[ String Theory Home ] [ Forum Index ]

Re: Jungian holons and complex quantum numbers

[ Follow Ups ] [ Post Followup ] [ Mystics and Metaphysics XVIII ] [ FAQ ]

Posted by pelastration on August 26, 2003 at 16:44:29:

In Reply to: Re: Jungian holons and complex quantum numbers posted by DocN on August 26, 2003 at 09:13:09:

Gene mutations may have various reasons such as outer holons bringing
unstable or disharmonic oscillations or even extra parts inside a holon.
That way also the whole holon will oscillate in a different way. When this
'changed' holon joins with another holon to form a new holon that new
holon will behave abnormale. (Cfr. genetic influence of LSD or crack,
effect of air-pollution). Indeed it's an out of phase situation (provoke by
interfering exogenous holons). But also changes in the conditions of the
parent holons may cause changes in the oscillation patterns of a holon.
(cfr. change in pressure in one parent holon provokes a change in the
child-holon.)

A membrane 'field' (although I prefer not to speak about 'field' because it
has the connotation of losing historical information) is an area of an
outer membrane in which at least two previous 'holons or hyperspaces"
are coupled in a new unity. So a PART of two hyperspaces are coupled
and layered on each other. That gives a new unique combination: a new
holon. This new holon has new characteristics and will oscillate
differently than the two previous 'parent-holons' since the vibrating
membranes push on each other and may (1) work together (harmonic
resonance) or (2) against each other (disharmonic or dissonant).
Dissonance means a lot of friction and may caused the almost
immediate decay of the holon. On cosmic scale such a decay is called a
black hole: the redraw of one of the hyperspaces (and of course it ends
with a high concentration in one final point of extreme mass-density).
Since these two hyperspace had between them a number of couplings
(and sub-holons) they all are forced to decouple (this a the extreme
events we see around a black hole like plasma vertexes). This goes also
together with shock-oscillations through the (two or more) membranes
of the hyperspaces involved, and also on related universes (which feel
those shock-oscillations and vacuum effects as gravitational waves).
Similar as these cosmic holon couplings and decouplings consciousness
and knowledge works. Memory represents longer-time holons, but
learning new information that changes previous ideas needs that these
old knowledge-holons first are decoupled, and one of the hyperspaces
can recouple with the new gathered information. (i.e. Mary, my
girlfriend is honest. When Mary lies however: decouple the association
between Mary and honesty).
Now we can ask if this approach is fully hol(on)istic because holons are
traditionally containing the full amount of information of only one
previous holon and as far as I understand there is never spoken about
embedding of external holons into others, and internal movements, etc.
But this new approach is conform the general 'holistic' view of
interconnectivity.

Above image shows you how events inside one holon can communicate
with each other, (1) a direct way by layer friction (and following
interactions) and more clearly observable and measurable, and (2) via a
long and weak difficult observable way: via long-wave vibrations of the
gravitational super-membrane(s). This approach predicts thus a double
'gravitational' effect of any (holon)-event.

Dirk

(Report this post to the moderator)

Follow Ups: (Reload page to see most recent)


Post a Followup

Name    :     (Save your login cookie)
Password  :     (Delete your login cookie)
Subject : 

Comments:


(The following are optional.)

Link URL   : 
Link Title : 
Image URL  :

[ Follow Ups ] [ Post Followup ] [ Mystics and Metaphysics XVIII ] [ FAQ ]