Neural Geometry

Interesting no one to date has chosen to discuss head on the profound "FACTS" brought up in this post. All have chosen to deflect attention to something else, anything else but the topic. It is my estimation this topic is relevant. Our minds have chosen to close off avenues of thought by default, but allows us to reopen them if we choose to. It is the imagination that Einstein cherished so much more than knowledge.

Duane Brown

Using any given point in space as an X,Y,Z axis, one may theoretically extend equidistant lines to infinity throughout the spectrum of polar coordinates. The procedure inscribes a sphere which theoretically encompasses the Universe. By definition, the selected point is the center of that sphere - and the center of the Universe. Since the same can be done for all points in the Universe, every point in the cosmos is its center.

point, space, axis, equidistant, lines, infinity, spectrum, polar, coordinates, sphere, encompasses, universe, center.

I believe this vocabulary proves extensive for a single nueral axiom. Sounds more like a composite statement encorporating many nueral axioms not just one. However, if you wish to use this as one that is ok.

How much mental stress would you experience if you simply let this one go?


Duane Brown

<blockquote id="quote"><font size="2" face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica" id="quote">quote:<hr height="1" noshade id="quote"><i>Originally posted by DWB</i>
<br />point, space, axis, equidistant, lines, infinity, spectrum, polar, coordinates, sphere, encompasses, universe, center.

I believe this vocabulary proves extensive for a single nueral axiom. Sounds more like a composite statement encorporating many nueral axioms not just one. However, if you wish to use this as one that is ok.

How much mental stress would you experience if you simply let this one go?


Duane Brown

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What, me worry?

Temporarily suspending neural axiom(s) enable the exploration of different paths of thought that would have been difficult to explore otherwise. Suspending the vocabulary associated with the neural axiom must be done as well in order to proceed. Coping, not worrying, from this point can generate new vocabulary and new ideas.

Duane Brown

<blockquote id="quote"><font size="2" face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica" id="quote">quote:<hr height="1" noshade id="quote"><i>Originally posted by DWB</i>
<br />Temporarily suspending neural axiom(s) enable the exploration of different paths of thought that would have been difficult to explore otherwise. Coping, not worrying, from this point can generate new vocabulary and new ideas.

Duane Brown

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explain further if you will.