A few Tweets in June 2018

 

  1.  Jun 17   Excellent with Mark . I’ve studied a little Franz Rosenthal; now Dr. M. Zuhdi Jasser is added to my studies! We do not need more worldviews. We need an mathematical-integrated view of the universe — — to open deeper insights.

  2. Jun 17, 2018  Replying to

    You’re right. You’re right. You are right. Watch we will.

  3. Jun 17, 2018   At 70, I’m still at it: There is still plenty to do to right this little spaceship of ours. Congratulations on all that you are doing. Let’s find the best businesses and prepare them to be transferable to the next generation.

  4. Jun 13  Replying to   Are you in Chicago today, Dan? 💨🌫 …on assignment? ….writing about?

  5.  Jun 13  Replying to   Yes, in the grand scheme, this is a blip. Most importantly, we need a better understanding of the nature of things. Now that Hawking is dead, perhaps we can revisit the Big Bang and learn how intimate this universe really is and how truth will always rise.

  6. The availability of all media inch from all time is overwhelming. Yet, the very best footage is your own footage. Your life is the drama; fill it with positives and effect the universe positively: Every thought word and deed impacts all of us.

  7. Sorry Dan, there is no division between the universal, aka the infinite and the finite and between God and humanity. Newton’s absolute time and Hawking’s bang are off and you’ve swallowed that silliness: opens that debate.

  8. Jun 4  Thank you, Spiros, for all your thoughtful work. I found you through your Planck quote which I used here: I’ll try learning more from your blogspot. Thanks. –
  9. Be careful. It seems that Hawking, like Sir Isaac Newton who he followed (Lucasian professors #2 and #17), are both off about key concepts — absolute space and time and the big bang theory. We’re enjoying Gateway Canyons. Came in yesterday.

  10. Multicultural requires multi-religious which will require a new cosmology-to-ontology and epistemology. Without Hawking let us entertain new ideas. Here’s one that came out of a high school geometry class and is 100% predictive and its logic coheres:

  11. May 30  Replying to

    Chad – you may find this work of some interest: An open letter about it all is here: I would enjoy your comments and counsel. -Bruce

  12. May 29 Replying to   Hawking was tenacious, sets a new standard and resolute but the Big Bang was his undoing. Neil Turok, co-author and collaborator, said he was wrong:  What we need is an integrative theory that is mathematical, simple, predictive and closer to the truth.
  13. May 29  Replying to   Our biggest block, an impasse, is the Big Bang theory. Although soundly criticized by many, it prevails because of a lack of a viable alternative. Here’s one that came out of a high school geometry class: And with the numbers:
  14. May 26  Replying to Roger, you, too, might want to look in on a harmony more basic than quantum geometries and chaos theory to have a sense of a deeper ordering of the universe. opens that discussion; is a sequel.
  15. May 26  Replying to   Think Kepler, think of harmony being more deeply seated than chaos, think of spheres in an endless dance, think about the discordant as the geometries of the pentastar, icosahedron and pentakis dodecahedron: “might” help. Good luck with your project!
  16. Congratulations. Of course, you know that we are all animals. is right that we have a divine spark within us, yet we are also part of the animal kingdom. Understanding the divine spark is important: for more!

  17. May 16  Replying to   Yes, simplicity and beauty will over shadow the chaos of the infinitely-dense, infinitely-small Big Bang theory whereby an orderly doubling of the Planck units will supersede the nonsense that we have today. opens the discussion.
  18. May 15  Replying to   The economics of abundance requires an epistemology, cosmology, and ontology of abundance and that will only happen when we discover that the universe is actually exponential. Euler’s identity! is my take on it to date.
  19. May 8  Re-read your WSJ article, “Memo to Hawking: There’s Still Room for God.” Just think he’s now getting a re-orientation with Newton’s help, to get over absolute time and begin to see the universe as it is: and finite-infinite transformations.
  20. May 8   Still at it, Paul. You might enjoy this little reflection on Weisskopf: Latest idiosyncratic postulations:
  21. Replying to

    You might enjoy this little reflection:

  22. You might enjoy this little reflection: I think Peter might, too.

  23. Replying to

    You might enjoy this little reflection:

  24. ⚡️ “Thinking about a time with Viki”

  25. How do we market simplicity, real deep simplicity that raises complexity? We’re getting there: Hawking and Newton started with the abstracted and complex and confused us all for centuries.

  26. Any possibility to get some feedback on this shape of the finite-infinite relation? Thanks. Beth…

  27. Replying to

    How about this page for the finite-infinite connection: https://81018,com/growth

    BTW, your heart is right. Found you through “Cowley” of SSJE, in Cambridge, MA

  28. Are the “Cowley” pubs all online now? Looking….

  29. Less than a 15 second read… You are also the face of new possibilities. These eight folks (pictured), no matter how famous, are all just like you. Yes, let me hear from you!

  30. Less than a 15 second read… You are also the face of new possibilities. These eight folks (pictured), no matter how famous, are all just like you. Yes, let me hear from you.

  31. How about breaking through all the nonsense and little worldviews to begin to adopt a mathematically-integrated view of the universe: for the numbers and for the story. Let’s talk! See the

    Thanks, Amanda, I would have missed it.

  32. OK, you’re right. First you’ll need an integrated universe view: Just mathematics, but it is a continuity equation like no other. Visit the home page please and let me know what you think!

  33. Here you are listed among world leaders, Nobel laureates, and other key thought leaders: It is all about breaking out of little worldviews and adopting an integrated universe view in part defined by light! Light and love!

  34. Are you able to engage new ideas and insights? Have you ever heard of an integrated view of the universe by starting at the smallest scale and going to the largest? Planck Time to today? Liberating: Try it. It might raise a question or two.

  35. Spectacular header image! Nuut, Greenland? Vancouver? Let’s see our universe as a whole! Best wishes, Bruce

  36. Great life, Paul. Brilliantly jostled (Wiki read). You came in 1948 and I in 1947. At this time in our progression, let’s break out of tight worldviews. Adopt an integrated view of the universe. Not impossible: 202 base-2 steps from the start!

  37. If I were in England, I’d be there! Base-2, period-doubling bifurcation, and multiscale modeling just might awaken us all to an integrated scale of the universe. and my open letter to you: Congratulations. Best wishes!

  38. Congratulations on what you think, do and project. Regarding the powers of ten, you might find our powers of 2 (doublings) to be of some interest: We started in a high school geometry class! 202 steps from Planck Time to today!

  39. Tensions throughout our world, especially those out of politics or religion, come out of limited worldviews. If we open up integrated views of the universe, things will change. First, we starting with the simplest using simple math: Comments?

  40. You have a responsibility to open the best concepts for your students in India and the world. We need a mathematically-integrated view of the universe. The most simple uses base-2 from the Planck Scale: There are just 202 notations!

  41. Replying to

    Here is a definition of ethics and values you probably have not entertained: and then

  42. Replying to

    Get an integrated view of the universe using base-2 from the Planck units and dark matter-dark energy and homogeneity and isotropy have room to breathe with plenty of possibility for mathematics to engage:

  43. Humanists might also work on an integrated model of the universe whereby humanism and universalism find a common ground. There are 202 doublings of the Planck base units at the start of the universe to this day:

  44. Replying to

    Your stridency on Fox News, Martha MacCullum, is unbecoming, detached, and illogical. There are many of us who were not enamored with Trump but we were less enamored with Clinton. You are loosing your credibility with us as just another bull-in-a-less than intelligent dialogue.

  45. Replying to and 2 others

    Excellent!

  46. What is missing in this discussion is the understanding of an integrated view of the universe – based on simple mathematics that encapsulates the Standard Models (with some adjustments).

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