¶ Social Sciences: Analogue to Physical Sciences (1)
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"Social relationships must follow the rational energy quantum laws of physics but at a complex level. Social behaviors must follow all the generalized scientific principles such as synergy and precession. Because precession imposes angles other than 180° upon all interactions of all moving systems of Universe there are no straight lines demonstrated in nature. The fundamental wave behavior of all nature is a consequence of the omni-intereffective precession. Most of our social undertakings try to analyze subjectively and to persuade objectively individuals to move in 180° or straight-line paths. Such attempts are inherently futile. When society recognizes realistically that everything moves in an angular wave patterning, society will be able to accommodate its behavior in a more realistic and satisfactory manner. Democracy’s right-left pulsations are imposed by nature’s wave behavior. When society comprehends the omnirational isotropic vector matrix 60-degree angle coordinate system it may then be able to emulate the behavior of sailing ship masters and will learn how to beat, which means angling first left and then right 45° off the course leading directly into the wind, in order to
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- NEHRU SPEECH, p.31, 13 Nov’69
