¶ Nucleus (1)
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Nucleus:
"Operationally speaking the word omnidirectional involves a speaker who is observing from some viewing point. He says, ‘People and things are going every which way around me.’ It sounds chaotic. We cannot and do not live and experience in a two-dimensional infinitely extended planar world. We live in an omnidirectionally viewable world. Omnidirectional means that a center of a sphere of observation that resolves all that can be observed to either passing by tangentially which is always perpendicular to the radii of the observer, which means that the multiplicity of his real events does not produce chaos but instead produces orderly relationships to the very orderly radii of the observer, all of which events are subject to orderly recording and interrelating in relationship to the observer’s inherently orderly sphere of reference. The expression ‘frame’ of reference is not only 'square, but its two-dimensional 3-D axes of reference such as XYZ coordinates requires inept rectilinear defining quite uncharacteristic of omniwave linear orbiting; Universe events; whereas the infinite dimensioning of tangential radii referencing can always be ‘right on’ the actual event tracery. Omnidirectional implies a nucleus. Because of omni-closest-packing of 12 spheres triangularly surrounding
¶ Citations
- RBF to EJA, 3200 Idaho, DC, 14 Feb '72. Rewritten 17 Feb.
