[Fredrick]

Thank you, guys, I really like your contributions.

But I have to mention not too many of them fit in a pyramid. The format is:
noun (A, B, C & D)

The noun indicates what the pyramid is about, a name tag, such as wind direction. A and B are each other's clear opposits, such as North and South that each have a pole. C & D are those two aspects where the delineage is not as clear, though both are still oppositional in nature, such as East and West that are quite distinct from one another, but neither has a pole, and can therefore always tread into each other's territory.

From Austin's list I find the following pyramid
behavior (good, bad, undesired & desired)
human action (logic, emotion, memory & goals)
As is easy to tell, you are quite creative, Austin. But I could not find more pyramids in your other examples, unless I stretched the pyramid outside the strict rules described above.

Pat, I had a hard time finding any pyramids in your otherwise excellent examples of four principles. A pyramid is a construct in which four parts are placed in such manner that two pair of opposites are delivered. All four together point towards a unity that either does not exist in reality (name tag) or is very special or specific.

[Profpat]

Hi Fredrick;

While doing some internet research I came across this. I'm not sure if this is of any interest to you or not, but I thought I would share it with you.



Best,

Pat

[Fredrick]

Originally Posted by Profpat

Pat, Thank you very much for this information, you are a treasure trove. Personally, I do not go for the extreme, and I have to place this with other extreme examples found in science, as a creation found in the lab. What is interesting, though, is that it exists for just a fragment of time in quite a narrow pentaquark state. From June 2008 Wikipedia:

"Several experiments since 2003 have been claimed to reveal a pentaquark with a mass of about 1540 MeV, presumably composed of two up quarks, two down quarks and an anti-strange quark (uudds). This is the minimal quark composition of an object with baryon number 1, and positive strangeness."

From this information, I could propose that it does behave much like the pentaist pyramid, in which the top is actually not much more than a name tag (but real as a name tag is a real attribute). Yet I would have to dig in deeper to get a better grip on the data. What I find interesting is that the positive strangeness pentaquark contains an anti-strange quark. Though exactly how it should be, this is revealing. Still, it is difficult for my brain to quickly find an example that fits the situation perfectly.

[Profpat]

Hi Fredrick;

In my search for information regarding the proton/electron I came upon this. I don't know if it has any meaning to you but since they are using a pyramid structure I thought I would pass it on to you.



Best,

Pat

[Fredrick]

Any source for this interesting delivery, Pat?

And do I see this correctly, this is about interaction between two protons, creating void neutrino vortices?

[Profpat]

Originally Posted by Fredrick Any source for this interesting delivery, Pat? And do I see this correctly, this is about interaction between two protons, creating void neutrino vortices?

Sorry Fredrick;

I don't know and I couldn't relocate where I found that image.

[Fredrick]

No problem, Pat. The same happens to me too. I see something, kind of find it interesting but not interesting enough to consider going back to later, until I do want to find it again. I just thought I'd ask in case you were able to retrace your search history. Thank you for trying.