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... to restore theology to the mainstream of science
Notes[Notebook: Transfinite field theory DB 56] [Sunday 28 March 2004 - Saturday 3 April 2004] Sunday 28 March 2004Monday 29 March 2004Tuesday 30 March 2004Revolutions, like earthquakes, are transient phenomena which start off very violent as the old structure breaks under the stresses within it. The transient then dies down as the system relaxes into a new structure. So the early revolutionaries in any revolution tend to be armed and devoted to bringing down the existing system with but little thought about what will replace it. ; except perhaps some dream of a divine providence that makes certain that, as time goes by, things will get better and better. It is possible for some people to improve their lot and others to fail. In many cases the rich and powerful attain and maintain their wealth and power by exploiting people that they can control. It is possible that some of the differential arises by chance, history, fate and other imponderables. Finally, it is possible, by communal effort, to flatted the distribution between rich and poor, thus lessening the revolutionary forces that tend to destroy the status quo. One sees that systems are most stable when they have achieved their maximum entropy and minimum energy. By learning how to measure the entropy and energy of our societies, we can steer them toward stability and away from catastrophic failure. Can we say that meaning is inversely proportional to frequency, so that the universe as w hole (with zero frequency, ie once in an infinity of time) has an infinity of meaning. Here we are finding a use for the inverse transfinite numbers. Wednesday 31 March 2004Thursday 1 April 2004Friday 2 April 2004Saturday 3 April 2004 |
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