inaction or action

[AntonioLao]

Yin or yang, cold or hot, rest or motion, small or big, short or long, near or far, mind or matter, form or content, zero or infinity, these are the thesis or antithesis of absolute reality. Proving either one seems to disprove the other.

Therefore, absolute realism is really absolute dualism. This duality is the symbiosis of a continuous reality and a discrete reality. These are inseparable. Efforts to separate then would only result in exposing their singular theoretical banality. On the other hand, efforts to combine them would only present in contradicting their singular theoretical vitality. However, a final compromising resolution is the allowance of a new physical definition. That linear momentum is just the ratio of inaction over action.

Continuous reality of action would be founded on the principle of relativity. Discrete reality of inaction would be founded on the principle of uncertainty. When compromised these become a principle of directionality. The first is covariance, the second is contravariance, and the third is invariance. What are covariant are the descriptive equations which hold complete freedom of any coordinate system. What are contravariant are the conjugate variables, increase exactness of one simultaneously increase fuzziness of the other. What are invariant are the independent existences of eight directional properties.

Empirical determinations of inaction could never arrive at the exact value of zero. Since inaction is just the equality of action and reaction. On the other hand, the empirical determinations of action could never exceed light velocity. Since the inertia of light is just the totality of vacuum’s zero-point energies not its zero-point masses property.

Continuous and discrete reality separately is comprehensible by two-valued logic, which could be operated by simple negation, disjunction, conjunction, simple implication, and simple equivalence. When compromised, what become comprehensible are described by three-valued logic with additional operations of conjunction, disjunction, quasi implication, standard implication, alternative implication, standard equivalence, alternative equivalence, and the equal forces of complete negation, cyclical negation, and diametrical negation. Source: Reichenbach’s philosophy and rules of logic.

When three-valued logic is applied in politics gives legislation, judiciary, and execution; in society gives rich, poor, and middle class; in a court of justice gives judge, jury, and executioner; in computer science gives sequencing, selection, and iteration; in religion gives the Holy Trinity.

[Lloyd Gillespie]

Good post, Antonio. That sort of sums it all up in a nutshell... Yet, I still do believe the wholistic physical description of everything is possible... Absolute eternal physical fundamentals...?

Lloyd

[mkirkpatrick]

Duality persists while it maps its route through the relative universe,duality is the hallmark of the partial reality,on it is stamped,"change is the necessity of the unreal" that
which is absolutely real,"changeth not"?

There is no duality within the Absolute!


regards michael.

[Lloyd Gillespie]

If the absolute has no duality, then there is___no action___no motion___no substance, thus it is impossible of any existence___what-so-ever...!

regards,

[mkirkpatrick]

If the absolute has no duality, then there is___no action___no motion___no substance, thus it is impossible of any existence___what-so-ever...!

regards,

Existence is a word of comparison,It does not apply to the Absolute?




regards michael.

[Lloyd Gillespie]

Existence is a word of comparison,It does not apply to the Absolute?regards michael.

The absolute existence of fundamental substance is all there is___absolutely everything possible. "The highest probability, of the highest possibility, is the only possibility."

regards,

[dleviwing]

One of the greatest flaws in mainstream science today is the absurd BELIEF that opposites exist; matter and antimatter are the same stuff, hot and cold are only degrees of freedom of motion, and other opposites that are nothing more than relative perspective. Absolutes do not have opposites; there is no duality. The confusion of duality lies in the misconceptions of the dimensions and the entities. Opposites are only a function of the scalar.

[Lloyd Gillespie]

One of the greatest flaws in mainstream science today is the absurd BELIEF that opposites exist; matter and antimatter are the same stuff, hot and cold are only degrees of freedom of motion, and other opposites that are nothing more than relative perspective. Absolutes do not have opposites; there is no duality. The confusion of duality lies in the misconceptions of the dimensions and the entities. Opposites are only a function of the scalar.

You forgot to mention degrees of freedom, cold and hot, control all motion, of all scalar wave structures... Remember David, it's the hot hydrodynamics of stars/black holes/collapsing that send out even the highest wave velocities, gamma rays. Stars also send out most all the rest of the waves, also... I'll be glad when somebody finally sees the fundamental temperature mechanics of all motion___Fundamental Photonic Substance Motion___Cold & Heat!!!

The absolute has one dual nature set of opposites___Cold & Heat!!! Cold produces heat through simple friction of FPS motion, thus creating the velocity collisions spontaneously igniting the universe... A star is nothing but photonic mass velocity, ram-jet crashes.

regards

[dleviwing]

Are we talking subjective or objective, Lloyd? You seem to be using subjective analysis.

[austintorn@aol.com]

All things are interrelated; opposites are merely different aspects of the same phenomenon—like a tear and a smile, light and dark, man and woman—they are two sides of the SAME coin.

The valley and the mountain each make the other possible; they are opposites, yet they are really one and the same.

Man and woman could not exist alone; the nature of one makes the other necessary, etc.


Life was much too easy in Paradise,
And lacked therefore of any real meaning,
For without the lows there can be no highs—
All that remains is a dull flat feeling!

There’s no Devil to blame for their great zest—
This mix of good and ‘bad’ makes them best!
The human nature that lets them survive,
Also makes them feel very much alive.

That same beastful soul that makes them glad
Does also make them seem a little bad.
If only I could strip the wrong from right,
But I cannot have the day without the night!”