¶ Twelve Universal Degrees of Freedom
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Twelve Universal Degrees of Freedom:
“Suppose we start with universe as a closed system of complementary patterns, that is regenerative, that is, adequate to itself, that has at any one moment for any one of its subpatterns twelve degrees of freedom. There is an enormous complexity of choice. We will start playing this game and it is the most complicated game of chess that has ever been played. We start to play the game with universe but there must be integrity from now on. You made that move and from there you can make so many moves. The number of moves that can be made are really billions fold or quadrillion fold of the sum total of complexity of the moves that can be made in that universe.”
¶ Citations
- Chess: Game of Universe, 9 Jul’62
- Oxford Lecture #5 - p. 172, 9 Jul’62.
