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Tetrahedral Dynamics:
"… I am averse to the word ‘immobilize’. It belongs to the ‘static norm’ of Newton’s ‘persistence… in a state of rest’. This is a way of thinking threatened by relativity and annihilated by contemporary physical science. I have attempted a new generalized statement of a ‘First Law of Acceleration,’ which goes as follows:
All local event systems (Newton’s ‘bodies’) are in relevant continuity of frequency accelerations with a plurality of local and comprehensive patterning consequences, and all other local systems of macro and micro degrees affect all other local systems of Universe in varying degrees of angle and frequency modulation; and the effect of all the local systems of events upon any and all other systems of local events is precessional.
“The word ‘immobility’ tends to induce a phobia of imprisonment. When we consider the experience of positioning an object by balancing it upon the end of a pole, thrust outwardly toward the sky, the other end of which pole we can balance on our”
