¶ Generalized Principle (1)
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Generalized Principle:
"To qualify scientifically as generalized principles
The concept relationships
Must endure limitlessly
And hold true without exception
While also being transcendental
To the locally coming-to-pass
Separate experience sensations,
Within whose only superficial novelties
They persist unobtrusively.
"Generalizations are also transcendental
To beginnings and endings.
"In his endeavor to cope subjectively
With the information explosion,
And objectively
With socio-economic survival problems,
Man has developed a myriad
Of specialized academic, technical, craft,
And repetitive labor tasks.
¶ Citations
- GENERALIZED PRINCIPLES, p.2, 28 Jan’69
