(Le Pigeon aux Petits Pois-Picasso, 1911) Raise your hand if you like cubism, please! I used to not like it. The first time I saw some cubism, I was just bored. But then again, I was 15 and I felt bored with everything. You could have shown me a mathematical equation for a process that eliminated [...]
Archive for the ‘Fourth Dimension’ Category
who likes cubism?
Posted in Fourth Dimension, Picasso, Unified Theory: Bringing Together Seemingly Paradoxical Elements, tagged 4-D, art, Clifford Pickover, Cubism, Einstein, fourth dimension, hyperspace, hypertime, Le Pigeon aux Petits Pois, Picasso, Portrait of Daniel-Henry Kahnweiler, spacetime, Surfing Through Hyperspace on February 11, 2011 | 2 Comments »
ok then, the ghosts: on death and dying.
Posted in Fourth Dimension, microseries on death, Science, The Importance of Decay, Unified Theory: Bringing Together Seemingly Paradoxical Elements, tagged A.T. Schofield, Anubis, Arthur Willink, Clifford Pickover, death, Egyptians, Hades, Henry More, Irkalla, J.C.F. Zollner, Karl Heim, Nergal, Xibalba on April 3, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Surely you’ve got to go somewhere when you die. Most of the ancient cultures had a place where they stuck the souls of folks who weren’t of the most savory classes (i.e. weren’t gods or directly related to gods) after they die. The Sumerians called the underworld Irkalla and it was ruled by Nergal, the [...]
experiencing stillness in moments of anguish. (being on the earth is hard sometimes.)
Posted in Fourth Dimension, Power and Morality, Unified Theory: Bringing Together Seemingly Paradoxical Elements, tagged AARP, bagel, Clifford Pickover, collective consciousness, french toast, JK Rowling, P.D. Ouspensky, taxes on April 2, 2010 | 4 Comments »
So. I’ve been practicing bringing consciousness to inner space when I am feeling attacked. Here’s a running list so far: 1. made a joke, partner didn’t think it was funny=I got mad. I felt attacked and failed to experience consciousness in the moment. Waah! BUT I did think about the fact that my partner is [...]
your soul is a hyperthickness. and ghosts come from the fourth dimension. maybe.
Posted in Fourth Dimension, Science, Unified Theory: Bringing Together Seemingly Paradoxical Elements, tagged Clifford Pickover, Eckhart Tolle, Edwin Abbott, Flatland on April 1, 2010 | 2 Comments »
So, now that I’ve proved beyond all shadows of doubts that the fourth dimension exists, let’s get serious. Here’s my hypothesis: the collective consciousness is the fourth dimension. Seriously. Here’s a camera viewing the inside of a 2D being’s house in real time. (willing suspension of disbelief powering up…I know it’s really a drawing.) Look [...]
plan for engaging the fourth dimension in therapizing myself. (aka: exposing the fourth dimension)
Posted in Fourth Dimension, Power and Morality, Science, Unified Theory: Bringing Together Seemingly Paradoxical Elements, tagged Aristotle, Clifford Pickover, Edwin Abbott, Large Hadron Collider, third dimension on March 31, 2010 | 2 Comments »
The reason that Aristotle said that there isn’t a fourth dimension is this: you can’t draw a fourth mutually perpendicular line in the corner of a cube. Aristotle also said that women have fewer teeth than men because they have less blood. I do have to say though, looking at the above trivector, you can’t [...]
using the 4th dimension as an anger management tool.
Posted in Fourth Dimension, Power and Morality, Science, Uncategorized, Unified Theory: Bringing Together Seemingly Paradoxical Elements, tagged anger management, Aristotle, Einstein, fourth dimension, God particle, Higgs boson, Kaluza, Large Hadron Collider on March 30, 2010 | 2 Comments »
Aristotle said that the fourth dimension didn’t exist. Aristotle also said that women have a lower temperature than men and are lower life forms. Times, they are a changin’. Scientists and mathematicians have extrapolated theories using thought experiments and mathematical equations that point to the existence of the fourth (and higher) dimensions. Einstein defined the [...]
