¶ Chess: A Priori Intellect Invents a Game Called “Life” (2)
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RBF Definitions
“you’re not going to interfere with another. So you have all the variety of all the known frequencies as part of the chess game. And all these extraordinary things you could do with six positive and six negative degrees of freedom, at any one moment. So it’s a fantastic kind of a game, a beautiful game. And you say: How do you play it? And it could be that each one of us is one [redacted] of the ways in which the game comes out. There is maximum deployment of Universe. We may be the greatest concentration of Universe.”
Mrs Watts: “You’re talking about one-dimensional terms?”
Watts: “Three dimensional.”
RBF: “I wasn’t talking about three. I gave you six dimensions. I said six dimensional degrees of freedom.”
¶ Citations
- WATTS TAPE, p. 28, 19 Oct’70
