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Planck’s Constant:
“Planck’s constant is purely an accommodative number. Put together. The central angles of the octahedron are the 90-degree coordinate system; the coordinates are there, but that’s not what nature uses. There’s no denying man’s way of accounting for things-- which is absolutely awkward. With the synergetics conversion constant I’m discovering how you can take the same fundamental data and really make it come out right.”
- Tape #6A, Side A, transcript p.3; RBF to Barry Farrel, Bear Island, 16 Aug’70
