A Quantonics Remediation of Millennium III English Language Problematics by Doug Renselle

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Quantonics' Quantum Remediation
of
English Language Problematics
for
Millennium III
by Doug Renselle
Latest Revision: 1,10Apr2008 PDR — Created: 6Apr2001 PDR (1 of 2)
see rev list

See Rules Table

Go Directly to Remediated Word Matrix

This comprehensive list affines other Quantonic URLs:

June, 1999 QQA on Thelogos
Coined Quantonic Terms
May, 2000 QQA on Millennium III Problems with English Language
June, 2000 QQA on Millennium III New Language Characteristics
Quantonic English Language Problematics for Millennium III

Problematic English Language Oxymora for Millennium III

Someone searched and found this page week ending 17Jun2007. Pattern used is this: <english language is a dynamic phenomenon>.

Doug views that search pattern as fascinating since its user doesn't realize, apparently, how English is mostly
a state-ic, stopped, stoppable, stuck, either-or (bivalent, 'di' AKA two-valued, profoundly naïve) dialectical language.

This QELR page is all about Quantumly repairing...Remediating English Language's stux sux formal, sillygistic objectiveness.

After years of effort, Doug can simply say best way to do that is to just discard all dialectic!
Dialectic is anti quantum, anti wisdom. It is pro stupidity and pro ignorance.
Dialectic is for hylic materialists who run on automatic-canonic socially positive "rules is tules for fules."

Read those links above, especially our May and June, 2000 English Problems and New Language Characteristics.

Doug - 18Jun2007.

Classical dialectic and its associated languages and logics ideally presume free context. Theorists call any context free grammar and logic "independent of context," and "insensitive to context." Why? Rules of grammar and logic presumably have to be "general:" work everywhere. Rules which have to apply everywhere demand a universal, catholic, context. A OSFA context! Classical statemental dialectic assumes absolute 'truth' may be assessed unambiguously as both consistency (always 'states' truth) and completeness ('states' all truths).

SOM and CR use dialectic.

Quantonics English Language Remediation presumes that classical dialectical notions of context freeness are bogus! Why? Quantum reality is, in general, sensitive to context. Remediated to uncloak its sensitivity we remediate classical 'context' as quantum~comtæxtings. Quantum phasemental rhetoric assumes absolute flux as comsistænt (always changes) and c¤mplætæ (changes all).

MoQ and quantum~enthymemetism use animate, heterogeneous, SO^rSo, REIMAR sophist rhetoric.

Doug - 2Dec2006.

"The expression of the new quantum concepts is beset with severe difficulties, because much of our customary language and thinking is predicated on the tacit assumption that classical concepts are substantially correct."

David Bohm
The Quantum Theory, p. 168, Ch. 8, end of Sec. 26.
paperback, Dover, 1951

"The growth of any discipline depends on the ability to communicate and develop ideas, and this in turn relies on a language that is sufficiently detailed and flexible."

Simon Singh
Fermat's Enigma, 1^st ed., p. 55

"That whereof we cannot speak, we must pass over in silence."

Ending of Wittgenstein's
Tractatus Logico-philosophicus

After reading Wittgenstein...

Rather, as William James c¤gæntly suggæsts bæl¤w, "That whereof wæ cann¤t speak, wæ must ihnvænt n¤vel languagæ, hærmænæutihcs, mæmæ¤tihcs amd heuristihcs ahll¤wing us t¤ speak iht."

Doug
In Quantonics
19Mar2004

W¤rds t¤¤ aræ quantons!
W¤rds' mæanings, ihnterpretati¤ns, amd hærmænæutihcs aræ
their ænsehmble, anihmatæ, c¤mplæmæntary ¤mni-comtextual
quanton ihnterrelati¤nships ihn quantum ræhlihty!
Doug.

"The real problem behind these many [classical] controversies was the fact that
no language existed in which one could speak consistently about the new [quantum] situation."

Werner Karl Heisenberg
in his
Physics and Philosophy
'The Revolution in Modern Science'
Page 174 of 213 total pages (no index).
(Our brackets)

"...one of the most important features of the development and the analysis of modern physics is the experience that the concepts of natural language, vaguely defined as they are, seem to be more stable in the expansion of knowledge than the precise terms of scientific language, derived as an idealization from only limited groups of phenomena. This is in fact not surprising since the concepts of natural language are formed by the immediate connection with reality; they represent reality. It is true that they are not very well defined and may therefore also undergo changes in the course of the centuries, just as reality itself did, but they never lose the immediate connection with reality. On the other hand, the scientific concepts are idealizations; they are derived from experience obtained by refined experimental tools, and are precisely defined through axioms and definitions. Only through these precise definitions is it possible to connect the concepts with a mathematical scheme and to derive mathematically the infinite variety of possible phenomena in this field. But through this process of idealization and precise definition the immediate connection with reality is lost. The concepts still correspond very closely to reality in that part of nature which had been the object of research. But the correspondence may be lost in other parts containing other groups of phenomena."

Werner Karl Heisenberg
in his
Physics and Philosophy
'The Revolution in Modern Science'
Page 200 of 213 total pages (no index).
(Our bold.)

Note to readers: Most classicists, e.g. Edward Sapir, Benjamin Lee Whorf, et al.,
consider language causally deterministic in human hermeneutics.

Ihn Quantonics, wæ teach ¤ur studænts that languagæ issi anihmatæly amd dynamihcahlly
ænsehmble quantum affæctihve,
ænsehmble quantum c¤mplæmæntary, amd
ænsehmble quantum umcærtain,
ihn human hærmænæutihcs.
I.e., humans ch¤¤se ihnterpretati¤ns using languagæ as but ¤næ affæctihve elæmænt ¤f
~coumtless ænsehmbles ¤f affæct¤rs.

The [Linguistic] Sources of Error in Psychology [and in Philosophy and Science]

"...But the objective sense is the original sense; and still to-day we have to describe
a large number of sensations by the name of the object from which they have
most frequently been got. An orange color, an odor of violets, a cheesy taste,
a thunderous sound, a fiery smart, etc., will recall what I mean. This absence of a special
vocabulary for subjective facts hinders the study of all but the very coarsest of them.
Empiricist writers are very fond of emphasizing one great set of delusions which language
inflicts on the mind. Whenever we have made a word, they say, to denote a certain group
of phenomena, we are prone to suppose a substantive entity existing beyond the phenomena,
of which the word shall be the name. But the lack of a word quite as often leads to
the directly opposite error. We are then prone to suppose that no entity can be there; and so
we come to overlook phenomena whose existence would be patent to us all, had we only grown up
to hear it familiarly recognized in speech¹. It is hard to focus our attention on the nameless,
and so there results a certain vacuousness in the descriptive parts of most psychologies.

"But a worse defect than vacuousness comes from the dependence of psychology on common speech.
Naming our thought by its own objects, we almost all of us assume that as the objects are, so the thought must be..."

¹ In English we have not even the generic distinction between
the-thing-thought-of and the-thought-thinking-it, which in German
is expressed by the opposition between Gedachtes and Gedanke,
in Latin by that between cogitatum and cogitatio.

William James
in his Principles of Psychology
Chapter VII, The Methods and Snares of Psychology
1891
(Our braces in topic title.)

Dear students of Quantonics, William James describes above why, due our English Language
dependencies, humans are innately incapable of unambiguously both describing and understanding quantum reality. Doug - 14Jan2002.

"Since translation, if pursued, allows the participants in a communications breakdown to experience vicariously something of the merits and defects of each other's points of view, it is a potent tool both for persuasion and for conversion..."
p. 202 of 212 total

"...For most people translation is a threatening process, and it is entirely foreign to normal [status quo, stuck in the paradigm] science."
p. 203 of 212 total

Thomas S. Kuhn,
1969 Postscript to his 1962,
The Structure[s] of Scientific Revolutions,
UChicP 1996 paperback edition.
(Our page number annotations, brackets, ellipses, bold, italics and link.)

Note: Reader, please consider Kuhn's description of 'normal' science as a comfortable equilibrium between "paradigm shifts." By comparison he calls 'extraordinary' science that which "paradigm shifts" prefer as their affectors. In other words, 'extraordinary' science Values change and leaving the status quo.

Very quantum, eh?
I.e., quanton(extraordinary_science,ordinary_science),
vis-à-vis more classical,
dichon(extraordinary_science, ordinary_science).

Doug - 15Jul2001.

"...[Bohrian] complementarity is the most fundamental dynamic in our conscious constructions
of reality in both ordinary and mathematical language systems."

Menas Kafatos,
and Robert Nadeau
in their The Conscious Universe,
p. 11, Springer-Verlag, 1990.
(Our ellipses, brackets, italics and link.)

Reader, please consider how Bohr insisted that his orthodox Copenhagen version of quantum complementarity is 'exclusive.' Ihn Quantonics ¤ur værsi¤n ¤f quantum c¤mplæmæntarihty issi 'inclusive.' This is precisely where Kafatos and Nadeau fail dramatically in their otherwise marvelous Conscious Universe descriptions of quantum reality. See our two kinds of complementarity.

Need Wingdings font. Need rtf fonts like ¤, æ, ø, etc.

Rev'd ~ 29Jun2006

Expect this remedial list to grow and evolve indefinitely. It is living text.
However, original list illustrates many basal quantum intuemes necessary for extensions to other classical problematics.
For more on classical English language problematics, see our May and June, 2000 QQAs.

Many classical words which contain an 'o' are yet absent from our remediation list below.
Look at our technique below, and try to remediate other classical 'o' words yourself. E.g., try 'disorder'
to accomplish n¤t just a quantized '¤' remediation, but to also expose classical negation as quantum subjective
and thus intrinsically quantum c¤mplæmæntary. Then turn 'disorder' into a present participle. Then make it plural.
As of 29Jun2006 we shall use 'ø' to prevent character and semantic overloading in some QELRs like measure and monitor.
See 'equals' remediation below to explain our use of present participle remediation.
Doug - 11Jun2001. Rev'd 29Jun2006 - Doug.

Quantonics' English Language Remediation Character Dictionary Wingings and MT Extra fonts required Note: All these fonts and characters will eventually be replaced by a single Quantonics font. If you are using a MAC, 'æ,' '¤,' and 'ø' may be typed directly and respectively as option+', shift-option+2, and option+o. h-bar is MT-Extra 'h.' Doug - 29Jun2006. Search www for 'MAC accents.'
Classical Character	Quantonics Remediation	Quantonics Rationale
'e'	'æ'	Quantum qualihty esthetihc ¤f 'æ' ¤vær 'e.'
'h'	'h'	Quantum Planck prægma/ahcti¤n ¤f '' (i.e.- "h-bar") over 'h.
'i'	'ih'	In some cases, like 'minus,' use 'i•' t¤ dæpihct anihmatæ, c¤mplæmæntary, ræcursihve, quantum Planck ratæ sub_qjæctihvihty.
'o'	'¤'	Quantized 'o.'
'o'	'ø'	Slash 'o.' Special cases: 'measure' QELRs to ¤mniht¤r and 'monitor' QELRs to ømniht¤r Without use of 'ø' both 'measure' and 'monitor' QELR to ¤mniht¤r. Our practice is to undo all QELRs (for automated spell checks, etc.). As you can see, our undo for '¤mniht¤r' is overloaded without using slash 'o.' Also, an interesting phoneme phenomenon arose here in our QELR of 'measurement:' ¤mniht¤rmænt. Nø tørmænt ihntændæd! Doug - 29Jun2006. J
'x'	'['	Quantum umcærtainty ¤f Tao's c¤mplementary 's' (wave) and 'o' (particle) vis-à-vis classical objectivity of 'x.'
'='	''	Anihmacy ¤f quantum 'equality' amd 'identity' concepts vis-à-vis classical inanimacy and state-icity of '=.'
'-'	'~'	Anihmacy ¤f quantum wavæ tilde vis-à-vis classical inanimacy and state-icity of hyphen.

Ihmp¤hrtant: Studænts, s¤mæ n¤vel Quantonics w¤rds aræ appæaring n¤w ihn ¤ur wæb sihte amd ihn this n¤te wæ aræ sh¤wing tæntatihvæ ræmædiati¤ns which aræ n¤t yæt ræpræsænted hæræ ihn ¤ur QELR dihcti¤nary w¤rd matrix. Wæ aræ running s¤mæ trial ræmædiati¤ns "as usæd" t¤ fath¤m their g¤¤dness amd utihlihty. Wæ shahll graduahlly add_q their ræmædiati¤ns hæræ ihn QELR as ¤ur c¤mf¤rt wihth thæm gr¤ws. Ihn genæral, y¤u wihll sææ us comtinue ¤ur "usagæs" ¤f

æ, ih, h, m, amd ¤

ihn place ¤f classical

e, i, h, n, and o.

Our 'n' t¤ 'm' ræmædiati¤ns aræ curræntly væry selectihvæ , e.g., 'and' to 'amd.' In addition 'con' to 'com,' some 'in,' 'im,' and other objective negational prefixes to 'com,' alth¤ugh ¤ur usagæ e[pærimænts tændings t¤ ænc¤uragæ, e.g.,'in' to 'ihn' instead of 'in' to 'com' ræmædiati¤ns n¤w. As wæ dæscrihbæ ¤n ¤ur QELR pagæ, ¤ur g¤al issi t¤ d¤ ræmædiati¤ns which aræ sihmple step changæs ihn text, amd pærmiht ræhdabilihty f¤r typihcal Ænglish ræhdærs while ahll¤wing thæm t¤ grashp vahst ¤mnihfferænces am¤ng w¤rds which aræ strihctly classihcal ihn sæmantihc vis-à-vis m¤re n¤vel quantum hærmænæutihcs f¤r Millænnium III. Studænts may w¤rry ab¤ut c¤væragæ ¤f ¤ur QELR. Th¤se sihmple ræmædiati¤ns, appliæd genærahlly, t¤ a 250_q th¤usamd w¤rd dihcti¤nary aræ væry mætastatihc! They ræmædiatæ ~90_q% ¤f ahll w¤rds!!
Doug - 26Sep2003.

List of Remediated Word Link Pages...............Index A-Z

A-Z

***Index to Quantonics English Language Remediated Terms***
Most recent additions-revisions/updates marked _add and _rev.
above	absence	absolute
		actual	addition	affect	after	aggregate
aings	almost	alphabetize	also	alter	analysis analytic analyticity analyse analyze	and
animacy animate animates animated	animus	another	answer	anti-	antinotic	antintotic
antisociotic	appeal	approximate	arches	are	ascendent ascendant	associate association associative
attractor						autonomy
	axiom	be	before	begin	born	borne
both	cancel cancellation	canon	cause	certain		change
choice	circle	class	close	co-	coherent coherence cohesion	collapse
complement	complete	commutative	con	concrete	concur concurrence concurrent	conflict
	consensus	consequence	consistent	constant
continue continua continuity continuous continuum	contradict contradiction contradictory	cooperate	correlate correlation	decoherent decoherence	definition	deny denial denials denies
	describe description descriptor	determine determinate determination	difference different	differentiation	distinguish
division		do	duration durational durationings durations	each	effect	either/or
electron	empirical	empty	end	energy	ensemble	entangle
entropy	equals	event	ever			new - 10Apr2008 PDR evolution
excluded-middle	exist	exodus	explain	external
extend extensible extensibility extension	fact	false	for	form formal	forward	general
good	grammar	here	heterogeneous	hologram	hole
homogeneous	homologous homologue homology	honest honesty honestly	ideal	identical identity	in-	independent
individual			induce	induction	inertia	information
	instant	integration	intellect	intensity	intelligence	interact interaction
interest	interpretation interpretations interpret interpreted interpreting interpretive interprets	interrelate interrelation interrelationship	is	isocoherent isocoherence	isolate isolable	isotropy
judge	know	law	likelihood
	line	local	locus	logic		loop
machine	magnitude	measure	metaphor			minus
	model	moment		monism		monitor
moral	motion	multiplication	negate negation negative	never	new novel	no
non	nonactual	nonlocal	none	not	novel	number
numeric	o	object	occur	of	on	one
rev - 1Apr2008 PDRopen	opposite	or	order	our	out	partial
particle	past	percept	perfect	per se	perpetual-motion	perplex perplexing perplexities perplexity
	persistence persistencies persistency	perspect perspects perspectings perspectives	phase phased phases phasicity phasings	photon	physics	plexus plexuses
point	positive	potentia potential potentiality	predict predictable prediction	preference prefer preferential		prime
		principle	probability	process	proof
propagate propagation	property properties	proton	quality	quanta	quantity	qubit
rational rationale	reality	reason	rectify	recursion	reduction	relate relative relativity
		remediation	repeatability	reproduction	response	reverse
reversibility reversible	right	rule	same	science	select	semiotic
separable	simplicity	simultaneity simultaneous simultaneously	singularity, e.g., the, it, that, one, etc.	solve	sophism	space
square	square root	start	state	static (i.e., state-ic) staticity		stochastic
stop	subject		subjectiv	subjective	subtraction	suppose supposition
superpose	synthesis synthetic	symmetric symmetry	tautologous tautology	think	thought
	through	time		to	transition	true
truth	two	un-	understand	uncertainty	unique	unit
valid	value	velocity	verb	verify	verisimilitude	verity
what	when	where	who	whole	why
word	wrong		yes	you		zero

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©Quantonics, Inc., 2001-2009 — Rev. 1,10,16Apr2008 PDR — Created 6Apr2001 PDR (2 of 2)
Rem. is abbr. for 'remediate,' 'remediated,' or 'remediation.'
(19Apr2001 rev - Correct some copying errors & formatting errors from 18Apr2001.)
(2May2001 rev - Repair some bad 404 links.)
(5May2001 rev - Add some anchors to rem. terms.)
(30May2001 rev - Add Quantonics' equals symbol to character rem. list.)
(11Jun2001 rev - Reset all red rem. text.)
(25Jun2001 rev - Typos.)
(15Jul2001 rev - Add Kuhn SoSR postscript quote at page top.)
(13Aug2001 rev - Under 'state' add link to Doug's review of SoSR.)
(16Aug2001 rev - Add top of page 'Sapir' note.)
(16Oct2001 rev - Add top of page link to Kuhn's SoSR.)
(11Nov2001 rev - Correct misspelling in our Kuhn quote at page top.)
(25Nov2001 rev - Add 'h' to Quantonic remediation character dictionary.)
(2Dec2001 rev - Add top of page frame-breaker.)
(3Jan2002 rev - Add Kafatos-Nadeau quote.)
(13-14Jan2002 rev - Top of page typos. Extend Kafatos-Nadeau quote. Add James quote with link to top of page.)
(20-21May2002 rev - Add "Need for Special Vocabulary" anchor to James quote at page top.)
(2Jun2002 rev - Add missing/incompleted TaFW links.)
(20Jul2002 rev - Add top of page Heisenberg quote from page 174 of his Physics and Philosophy.)
(23Jul2002 rev - Change QELR links to A-Z pages.)
(26Jul2002 rev - Add top of page Heisenberg quote from page 200 of his Physics and Philosophy.)
(26Jul2002 rev - Extend our Sapir/Whorf quote at page top. Add links.)
(30Jul2002 rev - Add 'probability,' 'uncertainty,' 'verify,' 'verisimilitude,' and 'verity.')
(19Aug2002 rev - Highlight 'tautology' upgrade.)
(25Aug2002 rev - Mark 'consensus' rev. Add Doug's thoughts on words at page top.)
(31Aug2002 rev - Add 'electron,' 'machine,' 'photon,' and 'proton.' Maintain highlights.)
(1Sep2002 rev - Add 'perpetual-motion.')
(4Sep2002 rev - Add top of page link to Remediated Word Matrix.)
(4Sep2002 rev - Highlight 'analytic' upgrade, et al. Add 'each.' Add 'change.')
(8Sep2002 rev - Add 'time' and 'choice.')
(12Sep2002 rev - Extend 'interpretation.' Add 'animacy,' and 'motion.')
(14Sep2002 rev - Add 'physics.')
(22-24Sep2002 rev - Add 'ensemble.')
(26Sep2002 rev - Remediate all quantum comtextual occurrences of 'ensemble.')
(3Nov2002 rev - Add 'what,' 'when,' 'where,' 'who,' and 'why.' Remediate Doug's top of page comment.)
(5Nov2002 rev - Add 'distinguish.')
(12Nov2002 rev - Extend 'moment.' Revise 'time.')
(20Nov2002 rev - Minor table repairs. Extend 'division.')
(13Dec2002 rev - Extend 'change,' and 'ensemble.' Add 'metaphor.')
(21Dec2002 rev - Add 'perspect.')
(12Jan2003 rev - Add 'describe.')
(31Jan2003 rev - Revise 'event.' Add 'minus.' Add 'ih' remediation rationale.)
(4Feb2003 rev - Add 'commutative.')
(21Feb2003 rev - Extend 'stop.' Extend 'negate.' Convert Wingdings fonts to GIFs for browser compatibility.)
(27Feb2003 rev - Extend 'photon.')
(15Mar2003 rev - Extend 'state.')
(5May2003 rev - Add link under 'probability.')
(11May2003 rev - Clear dates.)
(30May2003 rev - Add 'property.')
(4Jun2003 rev - Add 'valid.')
(8Jun2003 rev - Update 'law.')
(13Jun2003 rev - Update 'time.')
(22Jul2003 rev - Add 'transition.')
(30Jul2003 rev - Extend 'physics.')
(1Aug2003 rev - Extend 'measure.')
(25Aug2003 rev - Extend 'time.' Very important update!!!)
(31Aug2003 rev - Extend 'negate.')
(5Sep2003 rev - Add 'response,' and 'stochastic.')
(7Sep2003 rev - Add 'reproduction.')
(15Sep2003 rev - Add 'reduction.')
(27Sep2003 rev - Add 'circle.' Extend 'difference,' 'differentiation,' 'distinguish,' and 'division.')
(28Sep2003 rev - Extend 'right.')
(1Oct2003 rev - Extend 'fact,' false,' and 'verity.')
(6Oct2003 rev - Add 'phase.')
(8Oct2003 rev - Extend 'change.')
(9Oct2003 rev - Extend 'machine.')
(13Oct2003 rev - Extend 'quality,' and 'quantity.')
(2Nov2003 rev - Add 'repeatability.' Extend 'reversibility.')
(8Nov2003 rev - Add 'class,' 'cooperate,' and 'deny.')
(12Nov2003 rev - Reset dates and red text.)
(21Nov2003 rev - Add 'perplex,' and 'plexus.')
(22Nov2003 rev - Add 'reason.')
(28Nov2003 rev - Add 'judge.')
(14Dec2003 rev - Add 'animus.')
(20Dec2003 rev - Add 'verb.')
(29Dec2003 rev - Add 'think.')
(15-16Jan2004 rev - Add quantum comtext markers. Reformat some text.)
(18Jan2004 rev - Minor text corrections based on discoveries adding quantum comtext markers.)
(21Jan2004 rev - Add 'concur.')
(24-29Jan2004 rev - More comtext markers and adjustments.)
(22Feb2004 rev - Update new 'a' remediations.)
(24Feb2004 rev - Mark 'judge' rev. Reset outdated rev's and add's and red text.)
(27Feb2004 rev - Add 'intellect.')
(14Mar2004 rev - Add 'general.')
(19Mar2004 rev - Add red text boxes of Wittgenstein quotes and Doug's response near page top.)
(24Mar2004 rev - Reset rev. dates and add dates. Add 'simplicity.')
(25Mar2004 rev - Revise 'one.')
(6Apr2004 rev - Add 'conflict.')
(15Apr2004 rev - 'Number.')
(18Apr2004 rev - 'General.')
(22Apr2004 rev - Add 'past.')
(24Apr2004 rev 'Judge.' 'Intellect.')
(2May2004 rev - Add 'canon,' and 'unit.')
(11May2004 rev - Revise, significantly extend 'probability.')
(24May2004 rev - Add 'line,' revise 'point.')
(1Jun2004 rev - Revise 'circle.')
(27Jun2004 rev - Time.)
(1-2Jul2004 rev - Reset updates. Update 'uncertainty.' Add 'isotropy.')
(7Jul2004 rev - Add 'forward.')
(13Jul2004 rev - Add 'likelihood.')
(17Jul2004 rev - Add 'empirical.')
(21Jul2004 rev - Link our Tao QELR character to Schrodinger's Lissajous Morph. Extend 'semiotic,' add 'separable.')
(27Jul2004 rev - Repair typo.)
(30Jul2004 rev - Update 'associate.' Add 'autonomy,' 'hologram.')
(31Jul2004 rev - Add 'nonactual.' Entry existed, but was unfilled.)
(19Aug2004 rev - Extend 'perpetual motion.' Reset update notifications.)
(22Aug2004 rev - Add 'preference.')
(31Aug2004 rev - Reset all legacy red text.)
(6Sep2004 rev - Update 'time.')
(8Sep2004 rev - Update 'point.')
(13Sep2004 rev - Extend 'determine.')
(21Oct2004 rev - Reset red text. Add 'subjectiv,' and 'subjective.')
(27Oct2004 rev - Extend 'cause.')
(30Oct2004 rev - Extend 'think.')
(3-4Nov2004 rev - Extend 'probability.' Add 'logic.')
(6-9Nov2004 rev - Extend 'process,' and 'truth.')
(21Nov2004 rev - Add 'honest.')
(8-9Dec2004 rev - Minor adjustments to 'think.' Add 'understand.')
(11-25Dec2004 rev - Add 'explain.' Add 'interest.' Add 'positive.' Rev. 'subtraction.' Add 'velocity.' Rev. 'difference,' 'interpretation,' 'consensus.')
(6-30Jan2005 rev - Add 'individual.' Add page top Simon Singh quote. Extend 'local.' Extend 'propagate.')
(12-27Feb2005 rev - Add 'percept.' Add 'relate.')
(3,8,11,16,18,22,23,27Mar2005 rev - Add 'duration,' 'monitor,' and 'simultaneity.' Add 'symmetry.' Update 'superpose.' Add 'science.' Update 'point,' and 'state.' Update 'uncertainty.' Add 'intelligence,' and 'rectify.' Add 'reality.')
(15,19,20,21,30Apr2005 rev - Update 'actual,' and 'affect.' Update 'time' for Latin past, now, before, and future Quantonics' coinings. Update 'reality.' Update 'phase.' Reset some red text.)
(17,18,23May2005 rev - Reset red text. Update 'phase.' Update 'point.' Update 'reality.')
(11,17,29Jun2005 rev - Add 'quanta.' Reset red text. Update 'truth.')
(9,28,31Jul2005 rev - Update 'general.' Add page top Bohm quote. Update 'photon.' Reset red text.)
(10Aug2005 rev - Update 'simplicity.')
(17,20,24Sep2005 rev - Update 'general.' Add 'select.' Update 'time,' according to changes in 'select.' Extend 'select.')
(7,8,9,11,12Oct2005 rev - Update 'simplicity,' 'reduction,' 'concrete,' 'law.' Add 'ideal.' Update 'false.')
(1,2,25Nov2005 rev - Update 'object,' 'time,' 'subject.' Update 'before.' Add 'potentia.')
(11,16Dec2005 rev - Add 'qubit.' Update 'quality,' and 'quantity.')
(14,19-20Jan2006 rev - Reset red text. Update 'phase.' Update 'ensemble.')
(2-3,24-25Feb2006 rev - Update 'relative.' Update 'hologram.' Fix 'Jamæs' to 'James.' Update 'axiom.')
(7,17,19,29Mar2006 rev - Update 'duration.' Update 'determine. Update 'associate,' and add 'value.' Add 'suppose.')
(5,12,21Apr2006 rev - Add 'unique.' Update 'isocoherence.' Add page top list of affines.)
(15,30-31May2006 rev - Reset red text. Update 'recursion.' Update 'opposite.')
(22,28-29Jun2006 rev - Add 'inertia.' Update 'order.' Update 'measure,' and 'monitor.')
(7,24Jul2006 rev - Update 'positive.' Reset pink updates.)
(10Aug2006 rev - Add 'grammar.' Reset pink updates.)
(9Sep2006 rev - Update 'motion.')
(2Nov2006 rev - Update 'prime.')
(2,11,14-15,28Dec2006 rev - Add page top comments distinguishing classical context freeness vav quantum~comtext~sensitivity. Update 'suppose.' Update 'begin,' 'end,' 'event,' and 'independent.' Update 'stochastic.')
(3Jan2007 rev - Update 'nonlocal.')
(21Mar2007 rev - Add 'external.')
(1Apr2007 rev - Update 'entropy.')
(8May2007 rev - Update 'stop.' Add 'rational.')
(5,18Jun2007 rev - Extend 'predict.' Add red text comments near page top.)
(20Jul2007 rev - Update 'point.')
(12Aug2007 rev - Add 'thought.')
(22Sep2007 rev - Add new 'whole.')
(3Oct2007 rev - Add 'absence.')
(20Nov2007 rev - Update 'reversibility.')
(6-9Dec2007 rev - Add new 'cancel,' and 'correlate.' Update 'select.' Add new 'solved.' Add new 'sophism.')
(12-13,18,26Jan2008 rev - Add 'perfect.' Add 'partial.' Update 'complement.' Add new 'entangle.')
(25-26Feb2008 rev - Update 'Negate.' Update 'Motion.')
(4,12,14Mar2008 rev - Update 'Definition,' and 'Process.' Update 'negate.' Add 'energy.' Add 'intensity.')
(1,10,16Apr2008 rev - Update 'open.' Add 'evolution.' Reset legacy mark-ups.)

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