¶ Yin-yang (2)
Index Entry
Yin-yang:
"sections precessingly aimed toward one another in such a manner that the bulge of one section registers symmetrically with the half-circle valley on the other, Goldy finds that she can sew the edges of the sections together around a core to produce a baseball.
"Goldy shows the bears that when you look at the baseball with the inflection point of its ‘S’-pattern stitching located at the circle’s center and aimed directly toward you, you will see that the baseball’s surface pattern is the same inflection pattern as that of the most profound oriental symbol: yin-yang.
“This observation makes Goldy say to the bears that it would seem that long ago human minds of the orient had discovered precession, tetrahedra, and synergy. Goldy says that those ancient people who had discovered those principles must have kept them secret to surprise people and thereby gain powerful, popular, mystical accreditation; and that during the millenniums since, humanity had lost track of the yin-yang significance. Daddy bear answers, ‘We have been watching the humans since they landed on your planet a few millions of years ago and can say that is just what happened.’”
¶ Citations
- GOLDYLOCKS, p. G7-G8, 16 May’75
