Most recent email: Monday, 26 August 2019 @ 9:53 AM

Dear John:

You may not be aware of a page of references to your work on our site, Horgan, John (located here: https://81018.com/2015/04/25/horgan/ ).

We’ve been at it now for over eight years and our progress is ever-so-slow — there is so much to learn. But, until somebody shoots down that chart –https://81018.com/chart/ — we’ll tarry on.

We send you warm thanks for all your work and abundant wishes for its continuation!

-Bruce

PS. You might enjoy this recent article: https://81018.com/transformation/

PPS. If you ever want anything changed, added, or deleted on our page of references to your work, we will accommodate!

Third email:  Mon, Jul 3, 2017 at 7:44 PM

I will enjoy following your work from your website, Scientific American pages, tweets and your work within your Stevens Institute of Technology, Center for Scientific Writings. Plus, there are all those other references within your Wikipedia pages! Congratulations on all that you have accomplished to date. And, you have miles to go before you sleep.

Out on the edge, searching for that from which space and time are derivative, I wish you well. -Bruce

PS. You might find this of some interest: https://81018.com/lefschetz/ We continue with our efforts. When something “big” happens with our work, I’ll let you know!

Second email: Sat, Apr 25, 2015 at 12:48 PM

Dear John:

Phil Morrison was a friend.

In and around 1975, I was at BU GRS across the river and we worked on the Pentagon Budget together! He had a study group in his home. Phyllis was also quite active.

More recent work by Gerard ‘t Hooft and Stefan Vandoren open the base-10 exponential notation for time where Boeke was doing space. I asked Stefan by email why they hadn’t done base-2 and he commented that it would expanded their work by thousands. Not quite, so we just did it this past December and in February did the chart for the other base Planck Units.

Freeman Dyson encouraged our work to use it within teaching. And, we are pursuing the STEM ramifications of the model, but if our very Small-Scale Universe is in some manner of speaking “validated” by either Penrose or Wilczek, space and time will have been disintermediated (more than it has by the web), and we can begin thinking about how both are derived from geometries, continuities, sequences, and groups.

Unless I hear your objection, I’ll put you on our group listing for updates when it involves the likes of a Dyson (he’s over 90 now), Penrose, or Wilczek (forever the whiz kid). However, I believe “the kids” who are working on the mathematics of amplituhedrons will break through first. We’ll see. At that point, the base-2 structure will be seen as the simplest, most elegant container within which to be pushed back into the singularity of those base Planck Units. It’ll be a powerful ride!

More later. Thanks.

-Bruce

First email: Fri, Apr 24, 2015 at 4:48 PM

Hi John,

I just love your attitude and approach to life. It’s so right on.

We would so appreciate if you would encourage or discourage us on our “little” trek from the Planck Length to the Observable Universe: It comes out of a high school geometry class in NOLA.

Intro History: https://81018.com/home
Reflections on Intro History: https://81018.com/2014/12/01/door/
The Chart of Numbers that Stretches: https://81018.com/chart/

Thanks.

Most sincerely,
Bruce
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Bruce Camber

PS. In 1979 I had a display project under the dome at MIT that opened a little path to this project: https://81018.com/mit/
The scholars involved: https://81018.com/pursuit/ and https://81018.com/scholars77/

Worldviews limit perspective

A mathematically-integrated view of the Universe liberates.

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