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1999
Sunday 13 June 1999

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[Sunday 13 June 1999 - Saturday 19 June 1999]

[Notebook BOOK 4/5/94 DB 50]

Sunday 13 June 1999
Monday 14 June 1999
Tuesday 15 June 1999
Wednesday 16 June 1999

[page 361]

Thursday 17 June 1999

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The big bang expansion of the universe can only take place in the context of meaning: it is meaning not matter that differentiates otherwise identical individuals. Continuous creation means that new meanings create new particles. . . .

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i. . .

POSSESS = CONTAIN: If I possess you you are a member of me, and NOT therefore a PEER

EQUALITY = Peerage.

Humility: we are plodding humans, but we also have the ability for infinite transcendence. But we get a bit carried away with the claim to be infinitely superior to other animals and refuse

[page 362]

to relate to them, only to some god of our own creation which is outside the natural universe.

On the many worlds model/interpretation of quantum mechanics. Everett III

Each vector in a countable Hilbert space is a discrete representation of a function.

ZONE OF COHERENCE = STRING OF ARGUMENT = PROOF/CAUSALITY/CONSISTENCY

How do we start QM? : Interpretations Copenhagen/many worlds/Feynman

Our best guesses at the nature of the world are represented in the language of quantum field theory (QFT). . . .

The plot thickens - sol -> gel; liquid -> glass.

UNITY <=> COMMUNICATION <=> DIVERSITY

[page 363]

Communication simultaneously unites the hardware and diversifies the software.

Perry Mason: 'get all the facts and then apply the law'

Friday 18 June 1999

. . .

On the theory of everything.

Ideas current in the mainstream of the physics community are founded on the general theory of relativity, QFT and mathematics.

Formalism is interaction free, and so 'first order'. There are no physical interactions between the elements of a formalism

Observe the difference.

Logic is procedural law.

[page 364]

Can we get the baby to come out today? A period of dilation in the output channel followed by the delivery of a genotype clothed in a phenotype. The phenotype interprets the meaning of the genotype in physically interacting symbols. At the physical level any machine must

We take Deutsch and make him transfinite. Deutsch

INSIGHT = REVELATION = VISION OF GOD

Every insight shows us more of the the nature of god.

Newtonian, quantum, Lagrangian.

Principle of minimum action

LIDDY [G Gordon, Will] Liddy Fighting mental state kill or be killed. This ultimately has to be my attitude to the Roman Catholic Church. Insofar as it is killing humanity and the world, it needs death.

Saturday 19 June 1999

Books

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Deutsch, David, The Fabric of Reality: The Science of Parallel Universes - and its Implications, Allen Lane Penguin Press 1997 Jacket: 'Quantum physics, evolution, computation and knowledge - these four strands of scientific theory and philosophy have, until now, remained incomplete explanations of the way the universe works. ... Oxford scholar DD shows how they are so closely intertwined that we cannot properly understand any one of them without reference to the other three. ...' 
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Liddy, G Gordon, Will: The Autobiography of G Gordon Liddy, St. Martin's Press Amazon editorial review: 'G. Gordon Liddy's autobiography is as spookily fascinating now as it was in 1980, especially the memorably unvarnished depiction of his early years. Listening with admiration to Adolf Hitler on the radio, seeking to free himself from "disabling emotionalism" by slaughtering chickens, young Gordon must have made quite an impression on the neighbors. The army, the F.B.I., the Watergate scandal, and jail are covered with equal pungency: you have to admire the author's ferocious candor, whatever you think of his values. This new edition features a 1996 postscript as combative as the main text.' 
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Teilhard de Chardin, Pierre, The Phenomenon of Man, Collins 1965 Sir Julian Huxley, Introduction: 'We, mankind, contain the possibilities of the earth's immense future, and can realise more and more of them on condition that we increase our knowledge and our love. That, it seems to me, is the distillation of the Phenomenon of Man.'  
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