RULES OF ARCHETYPAL AESTHETICS

Literary views on the work of Picasso famous artist.

Musicians: Lucky Chinese but it's not Chinese.

Work modified to adhere better to anti-plagiarism policy.

[Grey Work: A work by Picasso is apparently controlled by museums possibly the Woodmere or Slate].

What can be incidentally beautiful can be conceptual.

What can be conceptualized can compose a logic.

What can be formalized as by logic can be improved into archetype.

What is archetypal may be compared to ultimate beauty.


More official location: http://www.nathancoppedge.com/archetypalaesthetics.html

THE FIRST QUADRAS OF CIVILIZATION (CURRENTLY 3 / 8+)

https://www.quora.com/Can-an-economy-exist-without-any-poor-people/answer/Nathan-Coppedge

Essentially,

FIRST QUADRA OF CIVILIZATION

1. Nature, 2. Warfare, 3. Economics, 4. Meaning.


PURELY CONCEPTUAL 2ND QUADRA OF CIVILIZATION

1.  Meaningful nature, 2. New meaningful nature, 3. Ideal nature, 4. 2nd Nature.



INSTRUCTIVE NOTE:

As a rule, meaningful nature is what is superstitious to nature (such as literature or existentialism), new meaningful nature is what is superstitious to warfare (such as paradigmatic citizenship or wisdom), ideal nature is what is superstitious to economics (such as lack of problems, sci-fi philosophical golden age), and 2nd nature is what is superstitious to meaning (such as transcendentalism and metaphysical knowledge)! These rules may be important in realizing the stages, on some level!

Social Program Testing Concept of Economy-Based Citizenship

https://hypercubics.blogspot.com/2015/10/how-to-make-money.html

I think this is a real article that is posted in April because it attracts skepticism:

http://www.businessinsider.com/givedirectly-gives-kenyans-basic-income-2016-4

This may be the latest trend pointing towards 'free economics'.

If someone had secretly invented perpetual motion it would make total sense!

I, for one, already receive free money through SSA and SSI.

The natural step is to reduce the stigma associated with their use.

I love the concept of a government in which each citizen can have their own official webpage or virtual reality platform connected with the government and social as well as citizen functions.

Free economics could easily support such a platform at minimal cost, since computer infrastructures tend to be cheap to maintain. Just pay for interface improvements at a national level every few months or few years, and let the citizens do the rest! Have some platforms that benefit innovation, and it basically pays for itself! Not to mention that perpetual motion could pay for anything!

---Nathan Coppedge

Models of Functional Psychology

https://hypercubics.blogspot.com/2019/08/coherentist-view-of-smiling.html

Some would say it's the wrong thing to divide functionality into categories.

But, don't go crazy, it might be possible!

It depends on how desperate you are!

1. The experiencing brain model: the experience of the brain might be the basis for functionality.

2. The contribution model: people who contribute functional things might be functional people.

3. The romance with sanity model: people who fall in love with sanity might be the most sane.

4. The rational object model: people who have a rational object might be the rational ones.

Nathan's Keys to Optimism (functional psychology)

https://hypercubics.blogspot.com/2019/08/coherentist-view-of-smiling.html

Things are real, and that makes them good...

I resolve that all is for the best unless it concerns something worse...

We can elect something good, because that's what we want...

When we understand, we fell better...

Bread may be toast and water may be tea...

What's good becomes better...

What's absolute becomes immortal....

We remember everything that makes an impression....

We forget what we can't afford...

Values are free...

We're free to explore reality....

Quotes Late April 2016

"I recognize that if everything were realized, the ideal world would in fact be the practical world." ---Nathan Coppedge, April 2016



" 'Practical' is the most ideal word in a higher language." ---Nathan Coppedge, April 2016



"Women are the hours, and a goddess is the day, so time is an alien form of life." ---Nathan Coppedge, April 2016



"Categorical deduction sets a higher standard. It is never right about everything without referring to everything." ---Nathan Coppedge, April 2016



"In qualifics, everything is take-it-or-leave-it. As soon as we have something un-justified, the question to ask is if there is something to justify it."

---Nathan Coppedge, April 2016



"As a rule, meaningful nature is what is superstitious to nature (such as literature or existentialism), new meaningful nature is what is superstitious to warfare (such as paradigmatic citizenship or wisdom), ideal nature is what is superstitious to economics (such as lack of problems, sci-fi philosophical golden age), and 2nd nature is what is superstitious to meaning (such as transcendentalism and metaphysical knowledge)! These rules may be important in realizing the stages, on some level!"

---Nathan Coppedge, April 2016


"Science is unethical that lacks excitement in studying any area, however obscure. The soul of science may be its universalism."

---Nathan Coppedge, April 2016



" 'Devil' permits 'Anti-Devil': that's what every so-called devil realizes... Not much is required for anti-devils, but perhaps a devil is required..."

---Nathan Coppedge, April 2016



My Quotes on Poemhunter: http://www.poemhunter.com/quotations/famous.asp?people=Nathan%20Coppedge

Recent statistical improvements

54K views to the blog to date.

100+ views to 'successful perpetual motion experiment 2' video.

5 videos above 100 views in the last 90 days.

Holding near the Top 3 - 5 % at Academia.

Amazon books in Top 200,000 authors for now.

Tractate of the Psychosoph

A work-in-progress, designed initially as a vignette.

Psychosophy (n.): Deep psychological understanding.


'''Humanity is a genius idea. Pleasure is another genius idea. Pain is a terrible idea.'''


"Sometimes it's just a twisted complexity, a confirmation bias, that makes life end up seeming meaningful. (Babble, babble, or be blind! But only the wise man knows that no one sees)..."


"Expect to benefit others if you want to benefit yourself!"


"If there weren't a limit, however temporary, everything would be perfect or life would have some pretty bad ideas. Some people are betting on bad ideas, and that's why life isn't perfect."


All quotes by Nathan Coppedge

PROFESSORS I HAVE BEEN ACQUAINTED WITH AND THEIR GOOD IDEAS (AND OFTEN, INSULTS)

QUANTUM PHYSICS ECO

QUANTUM PHYSICS ECO THANK YOU

QUANTUM PHYSICS ECO

ECONOMICS PHYSICS ECONOMICS ECONOMICS LATER LATER IT IS

HIGHER HEIGHTS

* PARALLEL LAUGHTER

* HIGHER HEIGHTS

* FURTHER AND FURTHER HEIGHTEN

TENIHC (ICB) Right.

I DON'T KNOW WHY THEY THINK THEY OWN

Take into account that I have protruding ears, which may have influenced their opinions.
Also, I don't tend to talk much, and who can I blame anyway if I'm not a gifted student...

Michael Coppedge (my dad)
Democracy is the most equitable solution reached in the most irrational way, while pleasing no one (?)

Richard Volkman (taught Philosophy 306)
Evolution is everywhere (in the text).
Plato tells us that sophists are kings.
Abduction is formed from competing hypotheses.

Mark Blosverne (was the only cool administrator)
You're an Idiot (Wisdom)
Think of an Idiot Savant (Intelligence)
You Could Do Better (Evolution)

John Berger (father of my former friend Elon)
Realist Aesthetics

Terrell W. Bynum (taught ~Ultimate Nature of the Universe)
Philosophical Realism
Permanent Information

Chelsea Harry (taught Philosophy 296)
Magic of Conversation
Nature is Fake

Rex Gilliland (taught Problems in Philosophy)
The Bones of Metaphysics

Nantiya (taught Eastern Philosophy, my first philosophy course)
You Love to Learn
Just as Better as a Fool

Link to Quotes from Early April

http://www.hypercubics.blogspot.com/2016/04/quotes-early-april-2016.html

Link includes further link to Nathan Coppedge's Poemhunter Quotes page.

The Arguments, The Scientists

What are the most common arguments Christians use and their counters?
It's hard to choose just one. Traditional arguments such as the argument from creating the universe (metaphysical argument) and the argument from the justification of infinite properties (it takes goodness to create humanity, or it takes omnipotence to create the universe) are very common.

Common arguments against are that there is no evidence of a physical God, that the Big Bang could have been an expansion from another universe and universes are timeless and eternal and natural, that Biblical accounts are not accurate about real history that scientists have studied,  that life evolved through gradually more intelligent mutations, and that the process of evolution is cruel and therefore not ruled by a benevolent over-mind.

Another more traditional argument against religion is from the existence of evil, and religious people counter with the existence of Satan, which doesn't seem like a religious argument at all, but something fictitious.

Religion could exist but it's a coincidence, versus a bigger story that is somewhat disappointing. It's as if science is defending religion, but not human mental limitations. God might be old news, and science might be the new religion. But Babel is still in play.

Small details are more important than the tautologies of religious and scientific institutions. We're supposed to love our brother, but we're not supposed to be idiots. Science is king, but has its limitations. Religion mops the floor, sometimes literally. But good ideas take off, and are fossilized beyond the imagination of man.

https://www.quora.com/What-are-the-most-common-arguments-Christians-use-and-their-counters/answer/Nathan-Coppedge

Founding Writings of Pan-Dimensionalism or Omni-Dimensionalism

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IT WAS SO

GYPSIE FART

THERE WASN'T MUCH MARCUS

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(2010)

Note: Much of the thought about Marcuse now focuses around an 'Academic Wiki' featuring a man (DrGerryD) with a seagull perching on his head. Most people seem to recognize this person as Marcuse although Marcuse it is not. This is the reason I date Marcuse to 2010, even though in fact he died in 1979 and perhaps few knew him since then.

"The hypothesis of infinite dimensions seems to prove that if each thing in some way 'IS' its own dimension, then on one of the infinite dimensions, the information is always preserved. In other words, there is a whole dimension for every proper object that can be observed." ---Nathan Coppedge, via [ Quora ] April 10, 2016.


"The future overlaps with the past. Out of binary laws comes the idea that past standards are always in some way conserved, while future succeeds in realizing merely some species of development. We can only return to the past, but we can only realize the future." ---Nathan Coppedge, April 10, 2016.
Previous examples are Ian Bogost's Alien Phenomenology, and

Possibly Herbert Marcuse's strange writing on seagulls...

On Marcuse's philosophy of art:

"There was a page on Marcuse’s Multi-Dimensionism that seemed to see art as an ironic joke, a somewhat badly played card, or perhaps something that is understood only from the wrong angle. Appreciating art in this sense is not about perfection, but perspective. Art is that special perspective where perspective is possible, even if one cannot stomach the way life is at other times. At least there is art left. But very likely people who do not suffer to get there will not appreciate it, so in that way it is kind of worthless after all. The result is a dumpy art, but an art that is at least capable of perspective. And as a consequence, it may be that one can recognize at least part of the genius that existed in arts of earlier times."

---How Does Marcuse View Art?

Up to 9,000 total views at my youtube channel!

https://www.youtube.com/user/Coppedgean

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Real Perpetual Motion Experiment 1

This experiment conducted on April 5th, 2016 aimed to defend the Perpetual Motion Pendulum Type 1, and largely met with success.

However, there is still an issue in that I have never managed to make it work with a fixed member holding the tether, only by steadying it with my own hands.

However, it seems too close to call from my vantage point. Perhaps technical modifications could make it work with something less sensitive than my hands. However it DOES work with my hands, so perhaps some kind of swivel arrangement on top would work just as well.

The market I went to this morning didn't react very much when I tried to declare perpetual motion.... The audience either didn't care, or thought I was twisting the strings or adding energy some other way...

The only photo I took in the cafe with the contraption.

My hope is that April can become a month for unexpected genius as well as foolishness.

PUZZLE-PIECES OF MATHEMATICS, VERSION 1.5

Variables are the atomism of history.

Every formalism eclipses a new dimension.

Dimensions are modular, and other archetypes.

Math is merely one type of formalism.

Theories exist in 'open space'.

Every idea is its own kind of system.

HOW TO DO MATHEMATICS WITHOUT DOING MATHEMATICS

Predicate calculus can be pretty limiting.

Take everything you know (maybe infinity), and think again!