Wednesday, October 8, 2014

Subtle Proofs / Subtil Proofs

1. Everyone could be on top of the world with perpetual motion.

2. Aliens share properties with us when they share reality, or have different properties with a different reality.

3. Ideas are beings when functions are ideas exclusively, if functions are beings.

4. Patterns form nations when nations are problems and problems divide forms.

The above were duly added to my future book project, The Epiphanic Wisdom.

Perpetual Motion Value Program

...
Appropriate history
Set Up
Knowledge parameters
Psych parameters
Parameters for design (interactive)
Parameters for construction (internal mente)
Parameters for popularity
Parameters for inventor / communication / persona
Fortuity
Marketing
Accept / Reject
Major examples vs. Minor
Significant accomplishments
Legacy
Symbols
Perpetuity (Psych. momentum)
...

Ideas that Could Change the Laws of Physics

1. If everything were value-relative (physics changed based on valued variables)

2. If a universe could contain a universe

3. If there were properties other than physical ones

4. If specific things 'mattered' (if specific not-specifically-physical-properties weighed in enormously)

Conjectures on Black Hole Physics

Stephen Hawking made some pretty strident statements on the nature of black holes some months after I posted an article called The Physics, elaborating some radical principles of my own. This led me to believe that perhaps Hawking had heard about my document, or even read it himself. Anyway, the mystery continues, but now I have a series of conjectures about THAT possibility, versus some other 'possible' possibilities, which happen to be loosely quadratic:

1. If anything can be sucked in, it (the black hole) IS anything.

unless:

2. Anything is everything (such as if all matter is somehow contained by something),

or:

3. Everything is relative, (meaning there is no containment-boundary to the universe, unlike in the above where it could form around a black hole),

or:

4. A relativity is contained, in which case multiple forms of black holes might exist.

Tuesday, October 7, 2014

The Dimensional Philosopher's Toolkit is Now Officially Copyrighted

I received a notice from the Library of Congress saying that most of the material included in the Dimensional Philosopher's Toolkit is considered copyrightable.

Actually, it's slightly ambiguous, but the notice says that the 'material excluded from this claim' is 'some text' which I assume means quotations. So I'm okay!

HERE IS A SEARCH FOR NATHAN COPPEDGE BOOKS AT THE L.O.C.

Monday, October 6, 2014

I've reached 3600 views to my papers on Academic Room

due to a recent increase in popularity (that means some of my papers have almost 300 views). That means the total is approaching 5000 on academic sites.

Yay!

View my papers HERE or HERE.

Thursday, October 2, 2014

Perpetual Motion Genius' Guide to Writing

BOOK DESCRIPTION

FROM THE INTRODUCTION:

"I have developed a rigorous writing method over the course of the years. I have benefited from such texts as Natalie Goldberg’s Writing Down the Bones, Annie Dillard’s A Writing Life, and Ann LaMott’s Bird by Bird --- and even Stephen King’s notorious How to Write. In the process of reading these books, I have come to a number of profound conclusions concerning the art of writing --- which mostly serve as practical suggestions for the ‘writing seeker’. One of these concerns the importance of the title of a work, and others relate to the specifically existential craft of producing writing. This text includes my best tips on writing, tips I have already used to influence nascient writers on the web."

The book is soon to be released from Amazon, via my direct publisher.



Tuesday, September 30, 2014

Perpetual Motion Genius' Guide to Historic Deaths

BOOK DESCRIPTION

This 32-page work introduces causes of death throughout history, beginning with the city of Ur, and extending into the early 21st Century. Concise and full of quasi-magical insights, this piece stands as one of the great possibilities for recovering from historical misfortune. The end note attributes the writing's intelligence to the Goddess History.

From the Introduction: "I thought, perhaps I will write about the moment that science discovers that it is God, because Eucaleh discovered it in a book of medieval deaths… Here is a treatise I researched through my interests in immortality, time-travel, and magic, subjects of later volumes of the Dimensional Encyclopedia. Enjoy this perverse work, and how it arranges life’s privileges chrono-logically!"

The book was written in a day, making the aspects of reference cohere marvelously and with lucidity.


This text is available for purchase on Amazon HERE.



Perpetual Motion Genius' Guide to Architecture & Automobiles

BOOK DESCRIPTION

This guide serves to explain a very contemporary idea of architecture, along with theories on how perpetual motion could change the automobile industry. The categorical format, sketching out two triangles of descriptive matter, proves to be an interesting argument.

From the Introduction: "On yet another inspired afternoon, I framed a few concepts which in my mind summarized the nature of architecture: the concept of the monster in the basement (in other words, the furnace), the general nature of intermediate floors and upper floors summarized as the relationship between elevators and stairs and the size and relationship of the upper rooms, etc. I attached to this the rudiments of my theory of perpetual motion automobiles, for added interest."

This text may be purchased at Amazon HERE.



Monday, September 29, 2014

Perpetual Motion Genius' Guide to Meaning

This brief text illustrates 16 different subjects which someone might find meaningful. Not economics or history, but instead, things like metaphor, artists, and the immortal Way.

BOOK DESCRIPTION

From the Introduction: "One inspired afternoon, I decided to set down a list of the things that seemed most meaningful to me, running from the least to the most advanced concepts. None of this was rocket science. But it did require an eye for the extraordinary. The result was this book..." This text, which is large-print like a children's book, introduces a variety of sometimes surprising phrases which summarize the concept of life's significance, with insight into what gives the concept meaning. The short (32-page) format gives ample room for lazy reading and profound thought. Make notes in the margins if you want to! This is a summation of life's significance from a prolific author, with an eye towards future continuities.

The book may be purchased on Amazon HERE.


I recently summarized my thought progress over time

as a series of five variables with clauses:

·Problem (complexity), 1982-2001
I tested my mother by asking for a machine gun to see what kind of complexity lay ahead of me. Then I thought of a popcorn gun that would shoot by popping popcorn (which didn't work). Meanwhile, I found some of the experiences that would lead to my later thought process. The concept of complexity led me to develop paranoid schizophrenia in 2001.

·Unity (elementese), 2001 - 2005
I thought of several concepts including a CatSpur shoes concept, but my most significant accomplishments were in establishing a rudimentary philosophy involving coherent circles and axial relationships of words, such as opposites.

·Modism (perfection), 2005 - 2009
I had an epiphany for the Tilt Motor perpetual motion concept, perhaps as a development of philosophy concepts. I then thought of 50 or 60 other designs in the next two years, some of them very poorly designed. Thoughts about modality led my philosophy to develop.

·Quantification (minor omni-science / coherentism), 2009 - 2013
Thoughts about the problem of quantification, such as, 'how to make it mean something?' led me to develop categorical deduction, the foundation of what might sometimes be called 'omni-science' or objective coherentism. This is one of my most major accomplishments, probably my most major contribution to philosophy. I also invented a theory of exceptionism, which to my knowledge is the first real formalism of exceptionistic theories in philosophy, although clearly there have been other examples of pursuing exceptions, sometimes it has been burdened by formal constraints without adopting a specific unique formalism that could be identified with exceptions.

·Exceptional Cases (formal perfections), 2013 - 2014
In 2014 I made several important formalistic discoveries, including the discovery of the Master Angle allowing objects to roll upwards, the 3 Proofs of Perpetual Motion, and the virtual invention of a number of prospective movements in philosophy, such as Sophology, Metemphysics, Variablism, and Applicationism.

Saturday, September 27, 2014

I found a six-leaf clover---today around 5 pm.



Supposedly I'm destined for fame. Unless I'm just being childish...

Maybe this is why my favorite color is veridian, and not navy blue.


Friday, September 26, 2014

"Zend Trull Kendor" as Lies-About-Perpetual-Motion

Zed Hops
Furulla
Draen Kale
Vohn Zust
Shon kuhl vrand
Fron zott mann
Drell zend
Chron aumpur
Vrull zend ift urr
Rull wend finn
Rond uon rae
Frist zend zull
Shrae kend frist
Zend trull kendor


Translation (all lies, ostensibly):

He took drugs
And immediately
He lost his name
He was no fool
The gods were angry
It was said he would die
By their trick
So he was upset
As long as he was this way
When he died
He would rule the world
All of a sudden
He returned the gesture
This truant bard

Wednesday, September 24, 2014

Rumors about Perpetual Motion Machines Sept. 2014

"The first is the faust" (lowercase f)...

Additional Explanation

"So... It pays the way for the future / It's the same with computers"

"The order of nature has the parallactics of satin"

"Much is lost in the cloth (satin)"

"Variable edicts determine what's dross"

Tuesday, September 23, 2014

Perpetual Motion Genius' Guide for Interface Design

A unique book, now available!

BOOK DESCRIPTION

This text provides an excellent quality guide of prophetic proportions, providing one-, two-, three-, four-, and five- dimensional standards for interface design. Breezy to read and offering numerous insights and a large number of useful acronyms, if this guide does not become a classic it is a mistake. More than a bridge between short periods of interface progress, this guide offers long-term extrospection on the real nature of interface---meaningful, technical, and otherwise---that is likely to occur in the next entire millenium!

For those interested, it may be purchased on Amazon HERE (in both text and kindle formats).