¶ Considered Set
← Considerate (2) | Considerable Considerable Set Considered Set (1) →
Index Entry
“What we do in thinking, after deliberately excluding the irrelevancies and thereby inadvertently isolating the considered set is to further subdivide the universe into four parts: (1) All the parts of the universe which are external because too large and infrequent, and (2) all the events of universe which are internal because too small and too frequent to be resolvable and discretely differentiated out for inclusion in our interrelationship considerations, (3) all of the lucidly relevant remainder of universe which constitutes the considered and re-considered set of experiences as viewed from outside the set, and (4) the lucidly relevant set as viewed from inside the set. Part (1) is the untuned macrocosmic long wave length, low frequency, high energy set; Part (2) is the untuned microcosmic short wave, high frequency, low energy set; and Parts (3) and (4) are the tuned, plus-minus, interface sets.”
¶ Citations
- NASA Speech, p.p. 40,41, Jun '66
