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RBF Definitions
"All chemico-physico-biological components and their behavior necessities seem originally invested. Any and all of the radiant, thermal, compressive-expansive, convergent-divergent, rotational, orbital, precessional, valencial, polar, refractive, gravitational, vectorial, and reciprocal motivating factors, et. al., may be uniquely identified, quantitated, separated, subdivided, multiplied, or compounded empirically, in infinitely extensible directions-- and seemingly without loss of simple commensurability at any and all stages.
"This apparent claim to sublime commensurability and comprehensiveness continually challenges for a downward scaling by detection and exclusion of awkward factors. Despite earnest attempts to discover such shortcomings the opposite result occurs on each occasion. The principles of further discovery were in fact developed through determination of a technique for detection of fault.
“This statement in no way implies invention of a comprehensive system, but alleges discovery of the existence of such a system.”
¶ Citations
- RBF holgraph draft Ltr. to Dr. Einstein, 17 Jan’48
