Madonna's Day Of Glory, The Grand Synthesis As A Human Instinct

Both Spinoza and Einstein derived precious principles of equivalence.

The principle of equivalence from Spinoza ("The reason why it [The Existential Quantum] exists is the same why it acts") occupies a higher level in the hierarchy of arrows of explanation than Einstein's principle ("Acceleration and gravitation are equivalents").

If that is so, and taking notice that Einstein was profoundly influenced by Spinoza, we can safely say that the unconscious influence is epistemo-ontologically more significative than the way Spinoza's superdeterminism consciously influences the genius creator of the general relativity theory.

Finally, this adds up to the concept that we have a mathematically accessible topology of the unconscious structure which is more fundamental than the geometry of spacetime structure.

It seems to me that the STRONG PRINCIPLE OF EQUIVALENCE is profoundly linked to the HOLOGRAPHIC PRINCIPLE,

Raphael Bousso is a superb mind working with these new ideas. See video "The World as Hologram":
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GHgi6E1ECgo

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[mrqsilveira]

It might not have an external reason by which Nature exists and acts, but for a perfect understanding of the idea it is necessary to immerse the present universe into an absolutely vast landscape of vacuum energy.

[mrqsilveira]

Putzgrila!! Hoje, notei que o núcleo do SEP é a periferia ou horizonte de eventos do SRP!!! (15/12/2009)

[mrqsilveira]

SEP (Existing X Acting) implies a mutation if taken living organisms. This is about quantum fluctuation, chaos and complexity. SEP is correlated with the quantum fluctuation of the fundamental state wherefrom any universe emerges. It is known that Einstein had a 'fixation' on strict causality. But see: SEP is about a divinely aleatory quantum fluctuation of the Nirvana state! Bohr acted correctly counteracting Einstein's authoritarian inhibition of God's work!

[mrqsilveira]

About beliefs and facts: once Freud was smoking his famous cigar and some students inquired him trying to relate the cigar with negative authoritarian postures. Freud simply answered:

"MY FRIENDS, SOMETIMES A CIGAR IS NOTHING MORE THAN JUST A CIGAR."

[aha9learner]

What does it mean to say that Einstein's principle of equivalence is not fundamental enough? (5:36)

[mrqsilveira]

The methodology of western science is based on reductionism which says that complex systems can be understood in terms of its ever simpler components. The example within physics would be a "superstring". This to be true supposes a not always mentioned "hierarchy of the arrows of explanation".

That's the point: Einstein's principle of equivalence is not the topmost principle in that hierarchy regarding the phenomenology we perceive! So, it is not fundamental enough!!

[kilirm]

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[mrqsilveira]

(8:10) Superstrings does not harbor any ontological general principle! Now, it seems to me that the Strong Principle of Equivalence is ontologically closer to the Holographic Principle. The great mind where new ideas are beautifully sprouting forth is Raphael Bousso.

[mrqsilveira]

I think it is interesting to know how  the human instinct of synthesis is correlated to the arrows of explanation... (time 5:35)