Differential Structures

Posted by sol on September 24, 2003 at 09:04:33:

In Reply to: Re: Twisting posted by Mike2 on September 24, 2003 at 08:35:02:

Thanks to Dickt and his explanations

Dickt was a little more "open" to what was highly integrative in the quest for brain information:)He sensed it happened on a higher level, but somethng has changed since then? It's all in the linked postings.

Maybe we have not come to any real proof for what the brain can do? I just know that some minds can venture to places and look at the globe and wonder. They can extend their minds to the furthest reaches, in our galaxies, in the small quantum world, and they are bringing information back in theoretical adventures, or how could they have developed the math?

Can you see in your mind geometrical transformations? Lets say the rotation is one in which a Calabi Yau has taken you through a complete set of rotation 720 degrees.

A long time ago, I watch a mathematical structure produced to computer language and in the CAVE they called it, this journey took us through the momentum inside that Calabi Yau, as well as the unfolding outside.

In this example, the human torso was a mathematical structure, that was so named becuase it looked like it, that once the motion of mathematical formulations began, it began to unravel, and in its journey, the math took it through the same twisting that we had seen here to arrive back at its beginning. With out doing this complete rotation, the mathematics can not function as a legitimate model. This is all speculation of course.

What purpose would such structures allow us to undertsnd the physics of? There has to be a association here that is understandable. What do you think this physics might be?:)

I have a idea that I have been expounding for sometime in relation to the elements of the moon and how we see the gravitational field around the moon? But if distance at such quntum levels are s hard to map why not conisder the cosmological view as a better pallete for demonstration?

Sol

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