Unlocking the door,
Phi- all you who doubt God as mathematician!
This totally fabulous truth sometimes finds its equal in a mind that portrays it. Jonathan Quintin has provided the means to share it. I asked a virtual question to the virtual ether: ‘How do I talk about experience without using language. This appeared as an instant answer.
Although art is a language this comes close to pure economy of means to express the wealth of harmony, muscle, bone, music, colour and all the natural world, and the mind of man.
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INVOLUTION: Science and God: Reality Redefined 
Lovely! Harmonious traces was the subject of my undergrad thesis. As such, Φ was a big part of it. I wanted it to be the subject of my PhD thesis as well, but the supervisor who was keen on the subject died a couple of weeks before I showed up. The new supervisor had no interest in it, so I had to drop it.
The DNA/galaxy spiral part reminded me of the famous Hermes the Trismegistus’ quote, “as above, so below.” Very fractal-like 🙂
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It was a last ditch discovery before a talk I am gearing up to do tomorrow, and says in film in four minutes what would take much longer ( and less vividly) in words. I only hope the technology will oblige. It is miraculous and the fractals are ourselves!
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Absolutely! Nice find 🙂
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Lisi said, “We live in a world described by mathematics. But which math?” Those of us still counting on our fingers might wonder how to talk about experience without using either language or math: http://arxiv.org/pdf/0711.0770.pdf
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A pithy corrective ( that impenetrable link) to over-simple extractions Joe, but proportion (not silence) is golden, and that is only the science math of relationship- heading in the direction of love? Seems good to me.
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Here is a better link to Lisi’s idea: https://www.ted.com/talks/garrett_lisi_on_his_theory_of_everything?language=en
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“… Click full screen and sink back….”
Click where…?
rgds
Andrew
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Andrew. When you click the arrow to play, another screen opens with two diagonal arrows. If you click on these the film becomes full screen ( use esc. to escape!) It is worth it and thanks for dropping by.
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