The steps from the starting point of oneness is equal to the first step and the last. Oneness unites every step of truth. The beginning is the end, and the end the beginning, as well as all the points between. Oneness is equally every step, every point, everything.
= MJA
Dear MJA,
7 months ago, mkirkpatrick cited the words of Plato (427-347 B.C.).
Plato surely knew about the Oneness unveiled by Heraclitus (550-475 B.C.)
Plato wrote "For when a man knows not his own first principle, and when the conclusion and intermediate steps are also constructed out of he know what, how can he imagine that such a fabric of convention can ever become science?"
Plato as a great thinker still made differences on first principle, intermediate steps and conclusion.
He also praised human's effort to construct out the fabric of convention.
It seems that MJA you take yourself a thinker greater than Plato.
If you want to be a great thinker, study the greats.
Some of my favorites in no particular order are:
Boethius, he saw the truth. Socrates, came close to defining truth. He tried but never grasped it. Aristotle, some say the greatest of all Saw oneness, but thought it not true. Epicurus, epic, what a place to be. Bible, "the truth shall set us free." Amen! Spinoza, "there is only one substance God or Nature." Invented proofs Descartes, "I think therefore I am." From a hotel in Ulm Germany, the same place Einstein was born. Poincare, found resolve in coffee. Hue-neng, Zen master about the nothing of nothing. Milton Freidman, freedom of business. Dr. King Jr. Freedom of Equality. Plato, had trouble with cave people. "You cannot conceive the many without the one." He knew our sences to be untrue, and thought only truth was attainable after death. Shakespeare, "Be great in act, as you have been in thought." Lincoln, held the union together through a war of division, WOW! J Adams, Independence Jefferson, The truth of equality. Gandhi, died for equality. Einstein, questioned measure, found Relativity, and came close to truth. Thoreeau, The truth of nature. Bertrand Russell, I learned the Old Greek from him. Jane Goodall, Knows the truth. Crazy Horse, My favorite Native American. Buddha, About going back to the market place. Nature, the truth. The axial Age, was right on. Pythagoras, "all things are numbers," Not! Paramenides, "On Nature." Copenhagen Interpitation, a group of great thinkers. They tried. Master Chuang Tzu, very wise. Nietzche, "the mountains of truth." Mandella, Equality. Dante, on love. Seneca, Fortune. Marcus Aurelius, Meditations. Hawking, Very smart. Hiesenberg, Questioned measure. Capernicus, Moved the center of the universe. Double Wow! Michelangelo, Study nature for truth. Parsigis, Zen and the art. Feynman, Democritus, and the list goes on and on.
But know one I believe knew the truth of everything, because if they had, we would be free. That's coming soon!
If you want to be a great thinker, study the greats.
Some of my favorites in no particular order are:
Boethius, he saw the truth. Socrates, came close to defining truth. He tried but never grasped it. Aristotle, some say the greatest of all Saw oneness, but thought it not true. Epicurus, epic, what a place to be. Bible, "the truth shall set us free." Amen! Spinoza, "there is only one substance God or Nature." Invented proofs Descartes, "I think therefore I am." From a hotel in Ulm Germany, the same place Einstein was born. Poincare, found resolve in coffee. Hue-neng, Zen master about the nothing of nothing. Milton Freidman, freedom of business. Dr. King Jr. Freedom of Equality. Plato, had trouble with cave people. "You cannot conceive the many without the one." He knew our sences to be untrue, and thought only truth was attainable after death. Shakespeare, "Be great in act, as you have been in thought." Lincoln, held the union together through a war of division, WOW! J Adams, Independence Jefferson, The truth of equality. Gandhi, died for equality. Einstein, questioned measure, found Relativity, and came close to truth. Thoreeau, The truth of nature. Bertrand Russell, I learned the Old Greek from him. Jane Goodall, Knows the truth. Crazy Horse, My favorite Native American. Buddha, About going back to the market place. Nature, the truth. The axial Age, was right on. Pythagoras, "all things are numbers," Not! Paramenides, "On Nature." Copenhagen Interpitation, a group of great thinkers. They tried. Master Chuang Tzu, very wise. Nietzche, "the mountains of truth." Mandella, Equality. Dante, on love. Seneca, Fortune. Marcus Aurelius, Meditations. Hawking, Very smart. Hiesenberg, Questioned measure. Capernicus, Moved the center of the universe. Double Wow! Michelangelo, Study nature for truth. Parsigis, Zen and the art. Feynman, Democritus, and the list goes on and on.
But know one I believe knew the truth of everything, because if they had, we would be free. That's coming soon!
= MJA
Dear MJA:
Your spelling is as irreproachable as your list of distinguished persons and their achievements.
Your ostensibly ardent studies certainly know how to sharpen a point.
Best regards,
- RP
(George Berkeley, 1710) ... lay the beginning in a distinct explication of what is meant by thing, reality, existence: for in vain shall we dispute concerning the real existence of things, or pretend to any knowledge thereof, so long as we have not fixed the meaning of those words.
"All things come out of the one and the one out of all things." - Heraclitus "Reality is an illusion - albeit a persistent one." - Einstein "Particles give me a headache." - Ibid
If you want to be a great thinker, study the greats.
MJA
Read many does not automatically imply study many.
Study many does not automatically imply comprehend many.
Comprehension does not automatically imply useful/groundbreaking ideas.
Ideas does not automatically imply worthy/workable models.
Models does not automatically imply conclusions.
Conclusions does not automatically imply implementations.
Oneness is not a good implementation. Oneness promotes Dictatorship (no difference) rather than Freedom (with differences, maintain own favorite differences).
Oneness and Freedom contradicts each other.
The fact that a person who promotes Oneness with Freedom as the reward is just a trick, a doublethink.
For doublethink, please read wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doublethink
If reading something is just to find selective supports to support yourself, the more reading, the more narrowed minds, not moving on.
(A non-thinker still feels the apparent moving on with his/her techniques, but actually without new/deep groundbreaking thinkings.)
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An ensemble of systems. A Hierarchy of multi-moment 4-D space-time surfaces. - K.B.R.
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"Physical objects are not in space, but these objects are spatially extended." - Einstein
"There is no space empty of field." - Einstein
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"It's still the same old universe, but gravity is the 4th dimension of that same old universe. I'm grateful for the indelible change in my perception of it. It may be impossible to overstate the importance of this book. The one, two three and X Y Z of comprehensive infinity."
- Mark Stephen Halfon, Ph.D., Philosophy (Chair,*Nassau Community Colllege), Brooklyn, New York. (1977 - *2007)
"An ambitious new treatise on the otherwise seasoned subjects of Space & Time. We are not qualified to evaluate it, but are pleased to see it in this ('comic book') format."
- THE WHOLE EARTH CATALOGUE, Portola Institute, 1970 - ‘71
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"Gravity really is the 4th dimension, and levity and mirth use to be the 5th and 6th dimensions, until K.B. Robertson found them to be electricity & magnetism, respectively.
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"Not without levity, the sharp shooting author expertly documents his academic and historical subject; then - suddenly - the reader is experientially surrounded by it. There is no intellectual escape from the 4-D space-time continuum anymore, in or out of an ignorant or uninterested yawn. The very act of reading these words is directly and physically sustained by it. Observing various responses of others, in the early stages of recognizing it, is a recreation in itself. The documentary is scientifically irreproachable, the informal narrative is a social liberation. The inveterate elements don't like it already."
- Sallie Taylor Melinda Bryan, 1979
"Academic L.S.D. in a Stockholm punchbowl, and everybody's invited. Ready or not there is no way out of this but through it. A scientific Odyssey. The most remarkable fact about 'The New Gravity' is that it was not discovered and written much earlier."
- Gregory Nageotte, Ph.D. Philosophy, Santa Barbara, CA. 1979
"I am unable to disqualify it."
- Dr. Richard Feynman, 1966, Professor Emeritus, Cal Tech
"It reads a hell of a lot more easily and comprehensively than anything else of the subject of Einstein's Relativity. Reads at least as easily as the brass tacks section of any good sci. fi. mag., and it is not science fiction."
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"The old saw, 'There is no gravity, the earth sucks', is no longer tractable. The New Gravity (Is The 4th Dimension) is the old gravity, in a pushy new paradigm of Einstein's 4 dimensional space-time continuum. Guaranteed to illuminate even the most diffident mind. It will chancelessly see you and raise you indefinitely. The New Gravity will never let you down."
- Arthur Kretchmer, 1979, Article Editor, PLAYBOY Magazine
'Is gravity really the 4th dimension? Or has the author only cleverly built his theory around reality so that no one can tell the difference? '
(George Berkeley, 1710) ... lay the beginning in a distinct explication of what is meant by thing, reality, existence: for in vain shall we dispute concerning the real existence of things, or pretend to any knowledge thereof, so long as we have not fixed the meaning of those words.
"All things come out of the one and the one out of all things." - Heraclitus "Reality is an illusion - albeit a persistent one." - Einstein "Particles give me a headache." - Ibid
Great thinkers all have one thing in common,they tap into that infinite pool of reality
that lies within us all,we have but to realise that great potential within,then tap into it!
regards michael.
Humilty,coupled with boldness,surprises truth to
reveal herself?
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06-03-2008, 03:05 AM
Rp I did go through the first few pages beginning and end here and it has been enlightening to say the least ... ethical research stands on its own foundation for growth, those that try to build without it have there creations soon fall to dust and those that try to build on your foundations without the ethics are building not with you but in a space as you get to it will just stamp out the creation like stepping on a cockroach intrusion and we know how long they have been around, right?
"There are better things in this world then worry of the cockroach less the audacity they propagate." GPMB 2009 ~
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01-20-2008, 12:55 PM
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