Mgrinder wrote:Well that is the essence, the basics of it. Or the logic of why it is reasonable to claim that physics should be understandable in terms of entities confining other entities. In order to see the modeling of reality itself I can only refer you to the article itself. I am currently trying to publish an new article containing many of these ideas, since they are necessary to understand the new ones as well. The journal said it will take 3 months to evaluate it. So I am worried that if I write the summary here it will be very similar to the article I am trying to publish in the new journal.Zayl wrote:I can't understand this. What is consciousness? What is it's role in nature, what does it do in nature? What is it in comparison to other things, like mass or time or space? If you can answer these questions, then you have an answer to the hard problem of consciousness. Otherwise you don't.
I'll try again to write the essence in a short way. Please ask if you got any further questions about it. If it really is a simple law or pattern describing everything in the universe, it should exist. It is because anything which doesnt exist cannot explain something which does exist (consciousness and physics does exist). So since confinement exist and it is a general property in all of our conscious experiences, it seems like it is the only existing candidate which can possibly be this mentioned and existing fundamental building block. If we attempt to explain physics in terms of this general property in consciousness it successfully does so in the most simple and logical way and from the logic of the model follows a simple solution to the measurement problem and the hard problem of consciousness.
I do not see an answer to these questions, only some vagarities about confining things.
Still if you read closely it is possible to identify a solution to the measurement problem, hard problem of consciousness and physics in that article. It is a vast topic to explain the universe in terms of one model so some reading is necessary, and explaining it all in this forum would be difficult as well.
Here is the article: http://www.scirp.org/Journal/PaperInfor ... erID=64011
The first chapters are about introducing confinement of confinements and why it is logical to generalize it. The chapters 2x are about developing the properties of this model by generalizing it into quantum mechanics (all the fundamental properties of quantum mechanics can be modeled by this simple concept of entities confining other entities). How the model accommodates cause and effect is deduced by how quantum mechanics predicts change and how change occurs in our consciousness. Chapters 3x are about modeling physics itself as entities confining other entities.
Rr6 wrote:R6--Your given entities are not entities. These are processes/adjectives or principles/concepts associated with occupied space { fermions, bosons, gravity and dark energy }. Occupied space is what, runs, flys, entangles, interferes, impinges on other occupied space entities.I think Greta explained it in the post above that space occupied or not contains some similar properties. These are properties not accommodated by gravity. This is why gravity fundamentally does not explain space.Zayle---Your still confused and not yet shown ability to differrentiate non-occupied space from occupied space. This the top of the cosmic heirarchy.
In my article I have shown how it is possible that space can be understood as entities.
The properties of space is that before you can reach one position you have to reach those in between. Gravity is just a disturbance which creates directional bias in this already defined space. This directional bias is what perhaps you would call it; an adjective. Yet it is a real occurrence, disturbance caused by properties which you admit to not understand. Saying that confinement is an adjective is a contradiction, since for example the fact that my consciousness is confined to experience my thoughts and not yours is more than an adjective, it is a state of existence.
Rr6 wrote:If there exists a single simple cosmic law, it would involve Fullers term, syntropy ie anti-entropy.I am not familiar with this concept but if you would like to explain it I would be happy to learn it.
Rr6 wrote:So far I'm the only one, not you, who has mentioned the property of space via space-time and that property is conventionally accepted as gravity. I've also included dark energy into that property category and Ive shown specifics geometric explanations of how they function with our observed reality as observed time ergo sine-wave-like frequencies as physical/energy, that occupies space and has shape.I have shown how only one static frame of reference is possible in chapter 3.3. Then gravity can be understood as directional bias. These are big claims, but nothing new, it should even be common sense by now. Perhaps there is a reason why scientists fail to unify GR with quantum mechanics? It could be because they are using models which are fundamentally wrong, but works while predicting the universe in non fundamental ways.
You've not really offered much of anything of significance/relevance, that I can see, beyond the word confinement and containment being associated with consciousness. Ive given so much more in all those aspects and more.
I have already referred you to many chapters that I cannot explain here better than I have explained in the article. These chapters are no longer than a page or two. If you claim that you have given more in those aspects it shows that you did not read them and I suggest that you do so before you try to discuss them further. I would suggest chapters 3.1 and 3.4-3.6. Also 3.3 if you want to discuss space time further.
Rr6 wrote:No they do not. Superpositions are cosmic principles { metaphysical-1 } that complement occupied space processes of quantum entities ( finite shape }. A woven wire fence contains/confines pigs/hogs. Milk carton contains/confines milk. Etc...so and so on.How do you know? I think the strange properties of quantum mechanics and not the least entanglement implies that ontology occurs in non-local ways. Also my model of entities confining other entities which is a simple model, general model, existing model models a solution to the measurement problem in a logical way. This is shown in chapter 3.10.
Rr6 wrote:Shape is has an effect. Areodynamics is based on shape. Lee Smolin thought we would quantify gravity geometrically by 2015. Did not happen yet. Gravity contains/confines Universe of occupied space as a single, integral whole.I still don't see why aerodynamics and that the atomic clock consisted of four atoms proves why modeling space as the minimum possible volume benefits science.
However identifying the fundamental properties of space which gives rise of these properties that you mentioned is surely constructive. This is what I have done in terms of entities confining other entities.Ive repeated for you a few times now, that, conventionaly accepted property of space-time is gravity and it has a corresponding shape, both static and dynamic. imo. All occupied space has shape. The first atomic clock was tetrahedral in shape of relationships between four atoms.