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'machine'

"...it is ridiculous and shameful that men should be machines; and ridiculous and shameful that their philosophy should describe them so." Will Durant, The Story of Philosophy, 2nd ed., 1933, p. 501.

Classical machines are mechanical. By that we mean machines are formal assemblies of objects. Formal assembly of machines follows a set of scientific rules and laws called 'mechanics.'

Formal assembly of machines is usually called manufacture and manufacturing. Manufacturing is classically valuable due some concepts like reproduction, mass production, Total Quality Control, mass customization, etc. Manufacturing depends upon a deeper concept of component identity and assembly identity. Ideally each of N parts which make up an assembly are Quality Controlled so that they are identical to one another for any given type of part. Similarly, any assembly follows an assembly process and it too is Quality Controlled, with a goal that every finished assembly has a ~six sigma probability of being 'correct' and as identical as possible to every other assembly produced.

As you may choose to see classical manufacturing models itself after classical logic, mathematics and science.

When we talk about classical science, post modern science, quantum matrix mechanics, quantum wave mechanics, and any objective, symbolic mathematics which attend those sciences — we are essentially talking about radically formal machines.

As a result, scientists and mathematicians tend to see Nature as a classical machine! They tend to use formal mechanical models to mimic Nature.

In Quantonics, we k-now that Nature is n¤t mechanical, n¤r is S-he a machine n¤r machines. So, in Quantonics, we only use 'machine,' 'formal,' 'mechanism,' 'manufacturing,' etc., in classical contexts.

In Quantonics we use emerscent in place of machine. We use emerq in place of form, and emerqant in place of formal. We use emerscenture in place of manufacture. And we use emerscitecture in place of architecture. Holistically, we k-now that all emerscents are quantons.

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'magnitude'

Issues: Classical reality modeling assumes that reality is objective and quantitative. Whenever it wishes, classical reality modeling assumes that it may convert qualitative-subjective aspects of reality into quantitative-objective magnitudes. Examples we offer show how adherents of classicism attempt to convert: qualitative morality into quantitative truth; qualitative emotions into magnitudes on a numbered scale; qualitative sensations into numbered quantities on some measuring device; quantum qualitative time into a unitemporal quantitative measurable independent variable; etc. See: independent, measure, number, object, quality, quantity, subject, truth.

Classical scalar magnitude measurement we refer impenitently, incorrigibly, "scalarbation."

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'measure'

: Measure

In Quantonics, we call classical measurement, unashamedly, "scalarbation."

: Mæasuræ As of June, 2006 we choose to coopt classical 'measure,' and 'monitor,' with quantum 'omnitor.' QELRed: from: measure, measures, measuring, measurings, measurement, measurements, etc. to: ¤mniht¤r, ¤mniht¤rs, ¤mniht¤ring, ¤mniht¤rings, ¤mniht¤rmænt, ¤mniht¤rmænts, etc. This change accompanies a change in 'monitor' below. It involves a subtle change in our QELR main page rules table.

Issues: Classical illusions/delusions of a spatially extensible, numerically countable, numerically measurable, static, objectively independent, homogeneous reality. See analytic, determinate, number, homogeneous, independent, objective, predictable, state-ic, etc.

Classical 'measurement' assumes and presumes (presuppositionally) reality is analytic. Given those assumptions and presumptions classical measurement thus suffers countless notional delusions that reality is, in general:

  • stoppable (stable, lisr, spatial 'positions' entail and obtain, e.g., <x,y,z,t>; zero momentum as a classical notion 'exists')
  • independent (AKA "excluded-middle," objects in classical reality are; classical mathematics' 'independence axiom')
  • inanimate (except for unitemporal motion)
  • rational (measurements of state-ic (see Aristotle's apple) reality 'exist;' "what happens next" may be 'predicted' from "initial conditions;")
  • 'sensible' state-ic observation is unilateral and possible
  • suppositional (which carries immense classical baggage and derivatives including: 1-1 correspondence, induction, cause-effect, determinism, prediction, etc.)
  • proof-provable-valid-veritable (which carries immense classical baggage and derivatives including: dichotomous oppositivity, objective negation, contradiction, falsifiability, and provisional scientific 'law' based upon those delusions)
  • etc.

Classicists assume that any classical measurement is valid and repeatable (i.e., scalarbative). Classicists assume that any classical measurement is manufacturable, i.e., any 'scientist' anywhere can reproduce a valid measurement (i.e., as scalarbative) taken by any other 'scientists' any other where. Clearly, this notion of measurability, by itself, is bogus for countless pragmatic and lisrability comsiderations — without even pondering problematics of experimental comtextual n¤nsimilarities and absences of ideal classical duplication of environments and human mindsets.

Feynman suggested another approach, though he was thing-king classically when he made his recommendation.

We shall bend his view just slightly to achieve our intended results here. Allow that quantum reality is semper flux quantum pr¤cessings. In Quantonics we call them quantons. Quantons are emerscents. Quantons are emerscitectural, emerscenturable and emersible.

Leap out of your SOM box and into a n¤vel quantum realm where quantons coobsfect quantons and that is what we call "quantum ¤mniht¤rmænt."

There is n¤ surprise here. We just described what birds do when they fly, what babies do when they initially experience their environment, what you do when you walk down a street...read a book...type an email...kiss your loved ones...drink a glass of wine...scan your surroundings..run...swim...drive your cycle-bimmer...talk on a phone...eat...and so on, what planets do when they orbit their sun(s), what galaxies do when they move through their superclusters, etc.

Surprise is in accepting a n¤vel quantum enlightenment that when we want to do quantum ¤mniht¤rmænt using a quantum pr¤cess that humans create, we can longer do that classically, analytically, formally, mechanically, and so on...

What is this quantum pr¤cess we are speaking about? An example is a real quantum computer, n¤t a quasi-quantum computer made with classically and innately formal 'parts.' What do we call it? In general, "quanton." In Quantonics we have our own word for it: evaluon.

Evaluons do quantum ¤mniht¤rmæntings of real quantum pr¤cessings.

Evaluons ride Platt Holden's "Edge of Now" (EoN). Perhaps we should upgrade that phrase to "quantum edgings of nowings." QEoNs. QÆoNs.

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'metaphor'

Quantonics ch¤¤ses t¤ c¤¤pt classical 'metaphor' amd remerq all quantum comtextual ¤ccurrences with 'metaph¤r.'

We choose to describe 'metaphor' as meta- (change) phor (carrier/bearer).

Classical change is analytic, mechanical, objective, EEMD, monocontextual, unitemporal, independent motion. Classical carry and bear imply a force-support interaction. Neither of these classical characterizations of metaphor adequately describes quantum reality.

In Quantonics' versi¤n ¤f quantum reality changæ issi ensehmble st¤chastic, n¤nmechanical, qualitative, EIMA, ¤mnic¤mtextual, heter¤temp¤ral, abs¤lute c¤mpenetrating/c¤herent flux. Quantum interrelati¤nships aræ b¤rne.

See Quanton Primer on metaphor.

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'minus'

In classical contexts use 'minus.'

In quantum comtexts use 'mihnus,' and 'mihnusings.' (i.e., 'mihnus,' amd visualize 'ih' as square root of minus 1 times h-bar; 'ih' issi ¤ne of Quantonics' most powerful tells of 'noncontradictory,' 'nonfalsifiable,' quantum subjective negati¤n)

Classical 'minus' presumes and assumes putatively that negation and subtraction are classically objective.

Quantum 'mihnus' is a Quantonics heuristic hermeneutic remediation of classical 'minus.' It adheres a quantum meme that quantum negation is subjective due quantum reality's EIMA, anihmatæ, intrinsically recursive, plural present participle, pr¤cessings.

Examples:

Classical: 1 minus 1 = zero; A - A = 0; etc.
(classical 'reality' is EEMD, inanimate and uni-context 'free')
Quantum: quantum_1xl mihnus quantum_1ymzer¤; amd
quantum_Arj mihnus quantum_Askzer¤; etc.
(quantum reality issi anihmatæ EIMA comtextually heter¤gene¤us (i.e., e.g., <x,y> amd <r,s>) amd c¤mplementary; n¤te h¤w intrinsic quantum recursi¤n ¤ccurs ¤ver l amd m, amd j amd k; als¤ p¤nder h¤w these aræ n¤t classical mathematics given that r,s, x,y comtexts aræ heter¤gene¤us, anihmatæ, EIMA comtexts amd j, k, l, amd m aræ quantons which we aræ using here as quantum n¤mbærs.)

See negate. See subtraction.

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'model'

: Model

: M¤dæl, m¤dal

Quantonics ch¤¤ses t¤ c¤¤pt classical 'model' amd remerq all quantum comtextual ¤ccurrences with 'm¤del.'

Altærnatihvæly, amd præfærably, wæ shahll usæ quantum 'm¤dal.'

Quantons aræ m¤dals. They aræ quantum ænsehmble pr¤babilihty ihnterrelati¤nships.

Where classical 'models' are manufactured, new, and objectively static, quantum 'm¤dæls, m¤dals' are emerscentured, n¤vel, and quantum stindyanic.

See ænsehmble. See ænsehmble pr¤babilihty ihnterrelati¤nships.

See ihncludæd~mihddle comma~no~spacings.

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'moment'

Quantonics ch¤¤ses t¤ c¤¤pt classical 'moment' amd remerq all quantum comtextual ¤ccurrences with 'm¤hment.'

In classical contexts we shall use 'moment.' In Quantonics/quantum comtexts we shall use 'm¤hment.'

Classicists view a 'moment' as a classically stoppable and independent 'time.' Moments in classical reality are ideally objective: lisr, state-ic, and stable. For example, t0, t1, t2,...tn are static and stable 'moments' of classically measurable, OGC, unitemporality: t.

Students of Quantonics view any m¤hment as Bergsonian durational, islandic, paratehmp¤ral, pragmatehmp¤ral, pr¤bability distributed, quantum umcærtain, amd quantum c¤mplementary to other b¤th l¤cal amd n¤nl¤cal m¤hments amd m¤hmentings.

See instant, time.

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'monitor'
'monitored'
'monitoring'
'monitorings'
'monitors'

Synonyms:

  • observe
  • govern
  • control
  • teach
  • etc.

: Monitor, monitored, monitoring, monitors. Classical semantics are usually: a lizard, control based upon classical assessment of classical data, government (usually a social state semantic), education, etc.

Classical 'monitor' assumes reality is dialectic, analytic, and formally measurable. State-ic measurements can be made upon a reality which holds still.

Classical 'monitoring' is 'running on automatic' scalarbation. Another way to look at 'running on automatic,' is how current academia teaches our children. Our children are taught to 'scalarbate' classical notions dialectically, a kind of institutional ritual. Recall y-our multiplication tables. Institutional, social, mechanical ritual. Did a teacher ever do an H5W on multiplication tables? Probably not. They were taught with ritual too! Engrained academic 'running on automatic' scalarbative legacy. What is another infamous academic legacy which has been ritualized? Consensus. Common sense. Communist, totalitarian socialist sense. No individualism allowed! All mores must be ritualized by all students to run on socially acceptable automatic. "Break a 'rule,' get in trouble." Academic rote stupidity! Sheer idiocy! Dimbaughlbianism! Academic 'how-to' drive quality out. "Driving aretê out of life by academic socialized anti-individual rituals of rote tote." Doug - 7Nov2007.

SOMites 'measure' reality.

Formal computers running formal languages and formally compiled, manufactured, and reproduced formal executables classically monitor their state-ic inputs and generate their scalarbative classically formal outputs. Formal processes have no means of monitoring emergent novelty. Why? They have no inherent means of recapitulative adaptation. Worse, said means of adaptation may not be programmed formally. Why? Reality is not a formal mechanism.

See duration, simultaneity, etc.

: M¤niht¤r, moniht¤red, m¤niht¤ring, m¤niht¤rings, moniht¤rs. As of June, 2006 we choose to coopt classical 'measure,' and 'monitor,' with quantum 'omnitor.' QELRed: from: Monitor, monitors, monitoring, monitorings, etc. to: Ømnihtør, ømnihtørs, ømnihtøring, ømnihtørings, etc. This changæ acc¤mpanies a changæ ihn '¤mniht¤r' ab¤ve. Iht ihnv¤lves a subqtle changæ ihn ¤ur QELR main pagæ rules table.

Quantum ømnihtør assumæs ræhlihty issi anihmatæ, c¤mplæmæntary, REIMAR, ænsehmble, æmærscing, æmærscænturing, parthæn¤fluxihc pr¤cæssings.

Quantum ømnihtørings aræ æmærqant, n¤n formal, abs¤lutæly anihmatæ, adaptihvæ, gravihdati¤nal, quantum ræhl pr¤cæssings.

MoQites ømniht¤r reality.

For fun, let's imagine our following graphic as animate, say like an inch worm crawling on a tree branch. Let's also assume that our graphic represents a quantum real qubit.

Given that, is there any way we can classically measure our qubit state-ically and retain any semblance of reality? Classical 'monitoring' requires discrete sample and hold of our qubit, right? Do we stop said qubit to 'measure' it? Can we sample it 'one' 'time?' How many 'times' would we have to 'measure' our qubit to acquire an ensemble which is representative of our qubit's quantum reality? Can we do that? But is not our ensemble state-ic? But our qubit is absolutely fluxing, changing!

See our 1st quarter 2005 QELRs of duration, relativity, and simultaneity.

 

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'monism'

Quantonics ch¤¤ses t¤ c¤¤pt classical 'monism' amd remerq all quantum comtextual ¤ccurrences with 'm¤nism.'

In classical contexts we shall use 'monism.' In Quantonics/quantum comtexts we shall use 'm¤nism.'

Where classical 'monism' is homogeneous, lisr, and a unilogically whole continuum of analytically differentiable and integrable objects, quantum 'm¤nism' is (via quantum c¤mpenetrati¤n) b¤th h¤m¤gene¤us amd heter¤gene¤us, b¤th lisr amd n¤nlisr, amd a paral¤gically plural multiplicity ¤f quantons.

See Doug's recent 2007 omniscussion re: "Monism is Deceit."

See Pirsig's and Bergson's Perspectives ¤f b¤th M¤nism and Pluralism.

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'moral'

Quantonics ch¤¤ses t¤ c¤¤pt classical 'moral' amd remerq all quantum comtextual ¤ccurrences with 'm¤ral.'

In classical contexts we shall use 'moral.' In Quantonics/quantum comtexts we shall use 'm¤ral.'

Classical morality may be assessed dialectically. A human or a human act is either absolutely moral, or absolutely amoral/immoral. This is source of classicists' great power over other humans. It is dialectically ESQ.

ESQ in quantum reality is intrinsically not moral. Dialectic in quantum reality is, in a sense, not moral in quantum reality. Why? Because of what classicists must assume in order for their reality to be a dialectic (Boolean) reality.

Quantum reality is not what classicists assume! For exemplars, see "What is wrong with SOM's logic."

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'moral' cont'd.

Where classical, dialectical reality is:

  • analytic
    • adheres classical bistable alpha-omega ontology
    • adheres single event cause-effect determinism
  • absolutely dialectically assessable truth, ethics, and morality,
  • dichonic:
  • absolutely stable/state-ic
  • lisr,
  • homogeneous,
  • unilogical:
  • immutable,
  • an infinitely divisible homogeneity,
  • quantitative,
  • manufacturable:
    • transformation of 'existing' stuff to make 'new' stuff,
    • information-rearrangement of 'existing' data,
  • etc.

'moral' cont'd.

Quantum quantonic, paral¤gical, c¤mplementary reality is:

'moral' cont'd.

Where assessment of classical 'morality' depends upon invalid human dialectic assumptions and concomitant human bivalent "one size fits all, we are qualified to decide for you, and if you do not agree with our doctrine we shall eliminate you" judgments, quantum reality is, by c¤mparis¤n, intrinsically m¤ral. Abs¤lute quantum flux imp¤ses dynamic Planck-rate-driven ¤nt¤l¤gical pr¤cesses ¤n all realities' comstituents. All comstituents, i.e., quantons, endlessly make quantum-¤nt¤l¤gical ch¤ice-chance-changæ event assessments which are always amd intrinsically, really, m¤ral. Why? Th¤se assessments are always m¤mentarily in fav¤r ¤f what l¤cally appears t¤ be better. We say "appears" all¤wing that quantum realities' m¤ral assessments ackn¤wledge n¤nl¤cal quantum affects imperceptible t¤ l¤cal assessments.

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'motion'

Quantonics ch¤¤ses t¤ c¤¤pt a classical interpretation of 'motion' and remerq all quantum comtextual ¤ccurrences with 'm¤ti¤n.'

In classical contexts we shall use 'motion.' In Quantonics/quantum comtexts we shall use 'm¤ti¤n.'

Classicists assume objects' motions are stoppable: classical objects may possess "zero momentum." This is quite transparently a classical illusion, a SOMitically induced classical self-delusion. Doug - 9Se02006.

In classical reality motion is OGC, OGT y=f(t). Classical 't' which symbolically represents classical 'time' is a "one time fits all" unitemporality. In classical reality objects and their state-ic properties move independently as functions of classical uni-time. Time is treated as an objectively independent mathematical variable based upon classicism's "Axiom of Independence."

In quantum reality m¤ti¤n is absolute quantum flux. All quantons are in absolute atemporal (i.e., n¤n-classically temporal) quantum m¤ti¤n/flux each with its own quantum variable/tentative persistence.

Abs¤lute quantum m¤ti¤n is quantized, anihmatæ, heter¤gene¤us, umcærtain, flux~durational, everywhere-included-middle-ass¤ciative via stochastically~islandic quantum pr¤bability omnistributi¤nings, where centers of all islands aræ quantum flux attract¤rs and each flux attractor's flux attenuati¤n interrelationship (each attractor may have many interrelationships) adheres ¤ne of various classes of pr¤bability omnistributi¤ns. As an example, viewing electr¤ns as quantons, each electr¤n in each of an atom's classical 'energy shells' adheres a pr¤bability omnistributi¤n c¤rresp¤nding shell class.

Doug has shown, quite beautifully, how absolute motion of quantum reality may be measured. To see this, read color updates to Doug's review of Itzhak Bentov's The Wild Pendulum. Start with pink and read through green updates. Doug - 26Feb2008.

See animacy. See Bergson on Duration (analogy here is that quantum~motion is Bergsonian durational; Doug).

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'multiplication'

Quantonics ch¤¤ses t¤ c¤¤pt a classical interpretation of 'multiplication' and remerq all quantum comtextual ¤ccurrences with 'multiplicati¤n.'

In classical contexts we shall use 'multiplication.' In Quantonics/quantum comtexts we shall use 'multiplicati¤n.'

Classical multiplication assumes reality is stable and objects in reality are independent. Classical multiplication further assumes reality is inanimate/stoppable, excluded-middle, analytic, etc.

Quantum multiplicati¤n assumes reality is anihmatæ and quantons in reality have quantum c¤mplementary, included-middle, unstoppable interrelationships.

For application, and descriptions of relative importances of these terms, see our 7Jun2002 Möbius 3-Primæ Fermion.

See addition, differentiation, division, integration, multiplication, prime, recursion, square, square root, and subtraction.

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©Quantonics, Inc., 2001-2009 Rev. 27Mar2008  PDR — Created 20Jul2002  PDR
(24Apr2001 rev - Add 'monism.')
(10Jul2001 rev - Add 'model.')
(21Aug2001 rev - Add 'moral.')
(17Nov2001 rev - Add 'moment.')
(19May2002 rev - Add 'measure.')
(20-21May2002 rev - Add 'magnitude.')
(7Jun2002 rev - Add 'multiplication.')
(31Aug2002 rev - Add 'machine.')
(5Sep2002 rev - 'C
hangæ' remediate quantum comtextual occurrences of 'change.')
(12Sep2002 rev - Add 'motion.')
(20Sep2002 rev - Remediate all quantum comtextual occurrences of 'animate' on this page.)
(26Sep2002 rev - Remediate all quantum comtextual occurrences of 'ensemble.')
(12Nov2002 rev - Extend 'moment.' Add 'pragmatemporal' and 'paratemporal' links under remediated 'moment.')
(13Dec2002 rev - Add 'metaphor.')
(31Jan2003 rev - Add 'minus.')
(29Sep2003 rev - Repair typos.)
(9Oct2003 rev - Add Durant quote to 'machine.')
(12Oct2003 rev - Reset legacy red text.)
(16Nov2003 rev - Repair link 'absolute' tag misspelling.)
(27Mar2004 rev - Update 'model.')
(21Apr2004 rev - Add classical and quantum pull down assessment menus and How SOMites View Reality link to 'measure.')
(1Jul2004 rev - Reset updates.)
(30Oct2004 rev - Add 'modal' anchor to 'model.' Free table and cell width constraints.)
(9Feb2005 rev - Add page top indices. Slightly extend 'magnitude,' and 'measure.')
(3-4,28-9Mar2005 rev - Add 'monitor.' Add red text and fuzzon GIF under monitor. Add How SOMites measure, How MoQites monitor links under 'monitor,' & 'measure.')
(15Apr2005 rev - Reset updates.)
(30Jun2005 rev - Repair a typo under 'monitor.')
(1,10Oct2005 rev - Add anchor to 1st occurrence of 'SOM's knife.' Update 'moment' with Temporal QLO gif and 'time' QELR link.)
(12Dec2005 rev - Add 'qubit' link under 'monitor.')
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(23Mar2006 rev - Minor red text repair to 'monitor.')
(29Jun2006 rev - Update 'measure.' Update 'monitor.' Reset legacy red text. Massive respell.)
(9Sep2006 rev - Belatedly update our quantum description of classical 'motion.')
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(18Dec2007 rev - Add 'Problematics' link at page top.)
(26Feb2008 rev - Update 'motion' with a link to Bentov's The Wild Pendulum and Doug's prescient description of how to measure absolute 'quantum~motion.')
(27Mar2008 rev - Add 'Monism is Deceit' link under 'monism.' Reset legacy red text.)