¶ Eternal
Index Entry
Eternal:
“There are thus orders of generalization in which the lower orders are progressively embraced by the higher orders. There are several hundred first-order generalizations already discovered and equatingly formalized by scientist-artists. There are very few of the higher order generalizations. Because generalizations must hold true without exception these generalizations must be inherently eternal. Though special-case experiences exemplify employment of eternal principles those special cases are all inherently terminal; that is, in temporary employment of the principles.”
¶ Citations
- RBF Draft Ltr. to Karan Singh incorporated in SYNERGETICS text at 162.00162 13 Mar’73
