¶ Progressions
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Progressions:
"In addition to the simple arithmetic, algebraic, and geometrical progressions of the first, second, and third degrees of acceleration, mathematics discloses other series, and super-series, of superficially unpredictable mathematical frequencies because they are composed of complementary and reciprocal numbers whose products alone, though never occurring simultaneously or in whole, are compositaly congruent with complex progressions.
“But these complex components occur in discontinuous series, and are inherently self-inexplicable. The complementary functions must therefore impinge upon consciousness only as meaningless. As immediately contemplated upon first experience, they of necessity, alone, constitute seemingly absolute perversity of interference. Synergy-- wholistic behavior unpredicted by parts.”
¶ Citations
- Periodic Experience, (4)(5), May’49
