¶ Twelve Universal Degrees of Freedom (2)
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Twelve Universal Degrees of Freedom:
“account for the universal cohesive integrity, despite that the compressive arcing to lesser radii of locally islanded associative systems tends to polar contractions which are locally divisive. We therefore tend to local islands of infinitely self-divisive intellectual-observer’s considerability, comprehensively cohered by tension. Therefore, I would note that there are seemingly 96 total degrees of freedom of which apparently four are the constants and 92 the variables, as four are essential to the event definition of the system-integrity of the observer himself.”
¶ Citations
- RBF Ltr. to Lewis E. Lloyd, Dow Chemical economist, Midland, Mich., 4 May’57
