- THE DIMENSIONAL PSYCHOLOGIST'S TOOLKIT
- Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #2,192,674 Paid in Kindle Store
Intention and Architecture, by Carolyn Fahey
8 years ago
Sunday, July 19, 2015
My book on dimensional psychology has a current bestseller rank!
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Akhenaton: Mathematical Symbol (Origin)
I have designated a specific symbol to fill in some mathematical blanks.
The symbol is:
From a section in my future book, The Dimensional Mathematics Toolkit.
The symbol is:
What it designates is mathematical ‘third wheels’, such as the logical relationship between a dimensional axis and zero, or between an operator and a function. Providing conditions on the Akhenaton may expand the logical significance of otherwise worthless math. For now, my assumption is that there is no one logic which applies to the function of the Akhenaton, but it could be that future thinkers will discover that it has a unified function, which would be exciting. It must be remembered, however, that any application of assumptions on how the Akhenaton works is potentially limiting on the significance of mathematics.
From a section in my future book, The Dimensional Mathematics Toolkit.
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THE "DARK SECRETS" OF NATHAN'S GENIUS
Four Secrets Revealed Related to Four Areas of Nathan's "Research"
1. Perpetual Motion: I think I remember thinking in elementary school, that if there was something I'd sell my soul for, this might be it. I probably uttered this out loud, and was admonished by my teacher.
2. Poetry: I secretly think of my poems as coming from everyone in the universe, myself last of all. This has the effect of producing excellent poems, but at the cost of some sanity.
3. Philosophy: Some of my philosophy is premised in the idea that I'm having a bad life for a god. So, if it's a Yahwehan creator, I'm not on good terms the way Job was! All of this seems to speak about how I'm basically in a superficial category, doing meaningless dirty work. But, Babel or not, it's not how I see myself. But frankly I find the Dilbert cartoons involving a philosophical garbage man somewhat inspiring. Interpreting all of this 'dialectic' about my position as a philosopher, the conclusion is that I'm fighting a hellish battle against people that think I should be righteously depressed. But, when I focus on my own creativity as a philosopher, my conclusion often is that I'm one of the most optimistic people in the world. Some people might think that's the darkest thing about it, particularly since I've always been somewhat gawky-feeling, with a persistent headache. Some people might think I'm the archetype of the social parasite. If not, then maybe something worse.
4. Art: I sometimes think my artworks are worth human souls. This might be seen as a dark side, for those that think of me as a common, decent human being.
1. Perpetual Motion: I think I remember thinking in elementary school, that if there was something I'd sell my soul for, this might be it. I probably uttered this out loud, and was admonished by my teacher.
2. Poetry: I secretly think of my poems as coming from everyone in the universe, myself last of all. This has the effect of producing excellent poems, but at the cost of some sanity.
3. Philosophy: Some of my philosophy is premised in the idea that I'm having a bad life for a god. So, if it's a Yahwehan creator, I'm not on good terms the way Job was! All of this seems to speak about how I'm basically in a superficial category, doing meaningless dirty work. But, Babel or not, it's not how I see myself. But frankly I find the Dilbert cartoons involving a philosophical garbage man somewhat inspiring. Interpreting all of this 'dialectic' about my position as a philosopher, the conclusion is that I'm fighting a hellish battle against people that think I should be righteously depressed. But, when I focus on my own creativity as a philosopher, my conclusion often is that I'm one of the most optimistic people in the world. Some people might think that's the darkest thing about it, particularly since I've always been somewhat gawky-feeling, with a persistent headache. Some people might think I'm the archetype of the social parasite. If not, then maybe something worse.
4. Art: I sometimes think my artworks are worth human souls. This might be seen as a dark side, for those that think of me as a common, decent human being.
GOOOD GUIDE ME VSVSVI should stretch, and avoid adventure. Known as Philosopher, Artist, Inventor, Poet. I live in New Haven near Yale University though I have never been an official student. Known mainly as a writer at Quora.com and as an Amazon author.
Saturday, July 18, 2015
My book on Dimensional Biology currently has a Bestseller Rank!
- THE DIMENSIONAL BIOLOGIST'S TOOLKIT
- Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #173,671 Paid in Kindle Store
- #130 in Kindle Store > Kindle eBooks > Nonfiction > Science > Biological Sciences > Biology
- #1568 in Books > Science & Math > Biological Sciences > Biology
- #49786 in Books > Reference
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ALTERNATE TYPOLOGIES FOR THE FIRST 21 DIMENSIONS
Typology A of each dimension: Standard typology, d = number of dimensions.
Typology B of each dimension: 1/2 d = pairs of ideal polar opposites.
Typology C of each dimension: Exceptions and free variables with depth of 1 (assumes coherency).
Typology D of each dimension: School of variations, value for degree of variety = d.
1a. 1 typological dimensions.
1b. 1/2 pair of opposites.
1c. 1.5 exceptions
1d. School of variations: 1.
2a. 2 typological dimensions.
2b. 1 pair of opposites.
2c. 3 exceptions.
2d. School of variations: 2.
3a. 3 typological dimensions.
3b. 1.5 pairs of opposites.
3c. 5 exceptions, 1 free variable.
3d. School of variations: 3.
4a. 4 typological dimensions.
4b. 2 pairs of opposites.
4c. 7 exceptions, 3 free variables.
4d. School of variations: 4.
5a. 5 typological dimensions.
5b. 2.5 pairs of opposites.
5c. 9 exceptions, 5 free variables.
5d. School of variations: 5.
6a. 6 typological dimensions.
6b. 3 pairs of opposites.
6c. 11 exceptions, 7 free variables.
6d. School of variations: 6.
7a. 7 typological dimensions.
7b. 3.5 pairs of opposites.
7c. 13 exceptions, 9 free variables.
7d. School of variations: 7.
8a. 8 typological dimensions.
8b. 4 pairs of opposites.
8c. 15 exceptions, 11 free variables.
8d. School of variations: 8.
9a. 9 typological dimensions.
9b. 4.5 pairs of opposites.
9c. 17 exceptions, 13 free variables.
9d. School of variations: 9.
10a. 10 typological dimensions.
10b. 5 pairs of opposites.
10c. 19 exceptions, 15 free variables.
10d. School of variations: 10.
11a. 11 typological dimensions.
11b. 5.5 pairs of opposites.
11c. 21 exceptions, 17 free variables.
11d. School of variations: 11.
12a. 12 typological dimensions.
12b. 6 pairs of opposites.
12c. 23 exceptions, 19 free variables.
12d. School of variations: 12.
13a. 13 typological dimensions.
13b. 6.5 pairs of opposites.
13c. 25 exceptions, 21 free variables.
13d. School of variations: 13.
14a. 14 typological dimensions.
14b. 7 pairs of opposites.
14c. 27 exceptions, 23 free variables.
14d. 14 variations.
15a. 15 typological dimensions.
15b. 7.5 pairs of opposites.
15c. 29 exceptions, 25 free variables.
15d. School of variations: 15.
16a. 16 typological dimensions.
16b. 8 pairs of opposites.
16c. 31 exceptions, 27 free variables.
16d. School of variations: 16.
17a. 17 typological dimensions.
17b. 8.5 pairs of opposites.
17c. 33 exceptions, 29 free variables.
17d. School of variations: 17.
18a. 18 typological dimensions.
18b. 9 pairs of opposites.
18c. 35 exceptions, 31 free variables.
18d. School of variations: 18.
19a. 19 typological dimensions.
19b. 9.5 pairs of opposites.
19c. 37 exceptions, 33 free variables.
19d. School of variations: 19.
20a. 20 typological dimensions.
20b. 10 pairs of opposites.
20c. 39 exceptions, 35 free variables.
20d. School of variations: 20.
21a. 21 typological dimensions.
21b. 10.5 pairs of opposites.
21c. 41 exceptions, 37 free variables.
21d. School of variations: 21.
Typology B of each dimension: 1/2 d = pairs of ideal polar opposites.
Typology C of each dimension: Exceptions and free variables with depth of 1 (assumes coherency).
Typology D of each dimension: School of variations, value for degree of variety = d.
1a. 1 typological dimensions.
1b. 1/2 pair of opposites.
1c. 1.5 exceptions
1d. School of variations: 1.
2a. 2 typological dimensions.
2b. 1 pair of opposites.
2c. 3 exceptions.
2d. School of variations: 2.
3a. 3 typological dimensions.
3b. 1.5 pairs of opposites.
3c. 5 exceptions, 1 free variable.
3d. School of variations: 3.
4a. 4 typological dimensions.
4b. 2 pairs of opposites.
4c. 7 exceptions, 3 free variables.
4d. School of variations: 4.
5a. 5 typological dimensions.
5b. 2.5 pairs of opposites.
5c. 9 exceptions, 5 free variables.
5d. School of variations: 5.
6a. 6 typological dimensions.
6b. 3 pairs of opposites.
6c. 11 exceptions, 7 free variables.
6d. School of variations: 6.
7a. 7 typological dimensions.
7b. 3.5 pairs of opposites.
7c. 13 exceptions, 9 free variables.
7d. School of variations: 7.
8a. 8 typological dimensions.
8b. 4 pairs of opposites.
8c. 15 exceptions, 11 free variables.
8d. School of variations: 8.
9a. 9 typological dimensions.
9b. 4.5 pairs of opposites.
9c. 17 exceptions, 13 free variables.
9d. School of variations: 9.
10a. 10 typological dimensions.
10b. 5 pairs of opposites.
10c. 19 exceptions, 15 free variables.
10d. School of variations: 10.
11a. 11 typological dimensions.
11b. 5.5 pairs of opposites.
11c. 21 exceptions, 17 free variables.
11d. School of variations: 11.
12a. 12 typological dimensions.
12b. 6 pairs of opposites.
12c. 23 exceptions, 19 free variables.
12d. School of variations: 12.
13a. 13 typological dimensions.
13b. 6.5 pairs of opposites.
13c. 25 exceptions, 21 free variables.
13d. School of variations: 13.
14a. 14 typological dimensions.
14b. 7 pairs of opposites.
14c. 27 exceptions, 23 free variables.
14d. 14 variations.
15a. 15 typological dimensions.
15b. 7.5 pairs of opposites.
15c. 29 exceptions, 25 free variables.
15d. School of variations: 15.
16a. 16 typological dimensions.
16b. 8 pairs of opposites.
16c. 31 exceptions, 27 free variables.
16d. School of variations: 16.
17a. 17 typological dimensions.
17b. 8.5 pairs of opposites.
17c. 33 exceptions, 29 free variables.
17d. School of variations: 17.
18a. 18 typological dimensions.
18b. 9 pairs of opposites.
18c. 35 exceptions, 31 free variables.
18d. School of variations: 18.
19a. 19 typological dimensions.
19b. 9.5 pairs of opposites.
19c. 37 exceptions, 33 free variables.
19d. School of variations: 19.
20a. 20 typological dimensions.
20b. 10 pairs of opposites.
20c. 39 exceptions, 35 free variables.
20d. School of variations: 20.
21a. 21 typological dimensions.
21b. 10.5 pairs of opposites.
21c. 41 exceptions, 37 free variables.
21d. School of variations: 21.
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PERVERSE LOGIC, PART 2
Make sure when someone has a trigger word, such as 'Bootie' relating to their father's big butt, that it always involves two of them, just to exaggerate the effect.
If the person has great intelligence, make sure there is someone intelligent around to make the perversity seem worthwhile, although un-enjoyable.
Surround the person with confusing words that have the effect of not questioning the problem, such as 'button' , 'anorak', 'analogy', 'A Nile', and 'des-pair'.
Make sure, in the middle of it all, someone smashes their thumb, or in some other way creates a very awful problem that proves there is 'no perfect way out of the maze'.
If the person has great intelligence, make sure there is someone intelligent around to make the perversity seem worthwhile, although un-enjoyable.
Surround the person with confusing words that have the effect of not questioning the problem, such as 'button' , 'anorak', 'analogy', 'A Nile', and 'des-pair'.
Make sure, in the middle of it all, someone smashes their thumb, or in some other way creates a very awful problem that proves there is 'no perfect way out of the maze'.
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Friday, July 17, 2015
One of my books has an Amazon Bestseller's Rank
- DIMENSIONAL PHILOSOPHER'S TOOLKIT (Updated 2015 Edition)
- Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #278,103 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)
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Possible Exception to Relativity?
"Originally proposed as an alternate theory to Einstein's theory of relativity, the Weyl fermion has eluded scientists for decades. Now that it has been observed, the particle could upend the way we produce powerful electronics."
https://www.yahoo.com/tech/s/physics-discovery-85-years-making-143741319.html
https://www.yahoo.com/tech/s/physics-discovery-85-years-making-143741319.html
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Tuesday, July 14, 2015
Nathan Coppedge's Advice on Writing
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Monday, July 13, 2015
Hyper-Cubism book currently has a best-seller rank
- 2026-09-05: Only exposure for Hyper-Cubism disappears
- Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #288,006 Paid in Kindle Store
- #110 in Kindle Store > Kindle eBooks > Arts & Photography > Individual Artists
- #2318 in Books > Arts & Photography > Individual Artists
- #92101 in Kindle Store > Kindle eBooks > Nonfiction
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Interesting Political Quote by My Dad:
"Politics is the solution of conflict by any means other than reason"
---Michael Coppedge, PhD Yale
---Michael Coppedge, PhD Yale
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NEW QUOTES (July 1st - July 12th, 2015)
"It takes infinite variables to create an infinite universe. And when it comes down to it, some variables are not mere variables, but qualities, modes, and systems" ---Nathan Coppedge
"[On society:] I think it's a systemic failure. But the system is improving. People have been passing away too frequently to know that it improves. Recent psychology valued confidence and took improvement for granted. The result was pessimism". ---Nathan Coppedge
"I think different people have different needs. If they have the same needs, then they can be met by mass production". ---Nathan Coppedge
"A functional society can be provided resources easily with mass production. Where there is demand for services, because of robotics, there is demand for creative potential. Where there is no demand for services, then there is a guarantee that needs can be met. Therefore, whether or not there is a demand for services, there is some capacity to meet the need". ---Nathan Coppedge
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"[On society:] I think it's a systemic failure. But the system is improving. People have been passing away too frequently to know that it improves. Recent psychology valued confidence and took improvement for granted. The result was pessimism". ---Nathan Coppedge
"I think different people have different needs. If they have the same needs, then they can be met by mass production". ---Nathan Coppedge
"A functional society can be provided resources easily with mass production. Where there is demand for services, because of robotics, there is demand for creative potential. Where there is no demand for services, then there is a guarantee that needs can be met. Therefore, whether or not there is a demand for services, there is some capacity to meet the need". ---Nathan Coppedge
Find me on the 68th most famous on PoemHunter!
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Quick Keys
~Modal categories
qualified: <[qua Aristotle's Categories]>
1st key: Initialization.
2nd key: Divination.
3rd key: Ersatzism.
4th key: Cohegency (a word I made up).
5th key: Optimization.
6th key: Uniques.
7th key: Paths.
8th key: Levels.
9th key: Metaph.
10th key: Ideas.
11th key: Generation.
12th key: Existence.
Warning: Reaching this extreme stage with your brain running clean as a whistle may be difficult: exaggeration may be required if you are at an earlier stage than me. <[or maybe the world is ahead of every man?]>
qualified: <[qua Aristotle's Categories]>
1st key: Initialization.
2nd key: Divination.
3rd key: Ersatzism.
4th key: Cohegency (a word I made up).
5th key: Optimization.
6th key: Uniques.
7th key: Paths.
8th key: Levels.
9th key: Metaph.
10th key: Ideas.
11th key: Generation.
12th key: Existence.
Warning: Reaching this extreme stage with your brain running clean as a whistle may be difficult: exaggeration may be required if you are at an earlier stage than me. <[or maybe the world is ahead of every man?]>
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Forgotten Stories
The Jews mined Uranium in the hills in the midst of the world. They were the dwarves, the swarthy servants of a loving God. When Jesus was he dipped his whole body in the Uranium, and the people considered him holy. All of his suffering he attested on the cross, but it wasn't just the whippings or the nails. It was the Uranium making his skin sore and creaking. Most people don't remember this. But this is how it was. God suffered from his own deed. The Jewish gift of Uranium.
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Interface Euphoria 12.0
The X house.
The way the X was lost...
Etc.
The way the X was lost...
Etc.
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