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Quantonics' Quantum
Remediation
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'v-' |
TBD.
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'valid' |
In classical contexts, 'valid' usually means 'true.'
Classical synonyms include: verity, veracious, fact, verifiable,
positive, certain, unambiguous, real, provable, authentic, genuine,
right, correct, etc.
All those classical notions depend upon classical notions
of reality as Aristotelian/Newtonian objective, lisr,
and delusionally:
- stable, and
- independent. (See Bergson's Creative Evolution Topic 39.)
Quantum reality denies, in general, those classical notions
of validity.
All Pirsigean latched reality, what we in Quantonics call
"actuality," is tentative
due quantum reality's mandate of abs¤lute
flux/changæ.
We remediate (see QELR)
classical 'valid' to quantum 'valihd.'
In quantum comtexts 'valihd'
means, simply, better.
Quantum reality's latched actualities (AKA Pirsigean SQ
SPoVs) persist tentatively
until a valihd, better replacement
emerges.
Here our use of better chaperones quantum reality's
mandate of abs¤lute flux/changæ
via quantum memes
amd metaphors of pragmatism/actionism/Planck_rate_fluxism.
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'value'
Etymology:
Synonyms - classical
- quantity,
- materialism
- analysis, synthesis,
- state,
- orthodox order,
- principles, axioms, laws, truth, validity, proof, etc.,
- semper fi,
- etc.
Synonyms - quantum
- quality,
- interrelationshipings,
- creatio ex nihilo aperio,
- emergence,
- heterodox omniversity,
- flux as essence,
- semper fluxio,
- etc.
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: Value, valued, values, etc.
Classical value is quantity.
Classical value is determinate.
Classical value is certainty, absolute certainty.
: Value, valued, values, valuing, valuings, etc.
Quantum Value issi Quality issi absolutely animate EIMA quantum~reality.
Quantum Value issi radically stochastic given reality is absolutely
animate (instable) and uncertain at all scales of reality.
Quantum Value issi uncertainty.
Students and readers, please read Pirsig's 1974 Zen and
the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance, 1991 Lila, and
1995 SODV paper.
Doug - 19Mar2006.
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'velocity' |
: Velocity, etc.
Classical velocity integrates, so ideally classical velocity
can be zero, since a platform can ideally return to its 'starting
locus.'
A car which we drive in an ideal classical circle, which returns
to its starting location, has accumulated 'zero velocity.'
Ponder classical acceleration.
Ponder classical time. Define it. (No! It's not dx/x!)
Ponder classical distance. Define it.
Classically, m, l, t and thus g are undefinable 'primitives.'
We 'model' them by imposing some classical convention
like 3D and 1T on them. But why not 3D and 3T? Why not ND and
NT? Classicists will say, funda
mentally, "simplicity.
We always use Ockham's
razor, whenever we can. We always place a brick
wall twixt us and reality whenever we can."
What is time? What is distance-space (spatial extensity)?
Is velocity really dx/dt? Is it really <px/pt,py/pt,pz/pt>.
Why are all those n-tuple's partial 'times' 'identical?'
Hmmm...
See time.
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Vel¤cihty,
vel¤cihties, vel¤cihtyings, etc.
Ihn quantum ræhlihty
classical
velocity of 'zero'
issi ihmp¤ssible!
N¤
'platform'
(quantumly,
platæmærq)
'or' 'particle'
ævær
ræturns t¤ ihts ¤riginal
'starting locus.'
Ihn quantum ræhlihty ¤nly spææd
'exists.'
Quantum spææd
issings
quantum lihkælih¤¤d ¤mnistrihbuti¤nings.
See QLOs, peaqlos, ensemble
attractors, circle,
positive, quantum
pi, etc.
See Quantum Essence.
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'verb'
'verbal' |
Quantonics ch¤¤ses t¤ c¤¤pt
classical 'verb' and 'verbal' amd remerq all quantum comtextual
¤ccurrences with 'prag,' and 'pragmal.'
Classically 'verb' means a word which expresses:
- classical actual (classically 'real') being
- persistent continuation of being
- motion
- excluded-middle interaction
- event-ic, state-ic, objective y=f(t) process of doing, acting
- actual 'taking place;' consumption of spatio-temporal extensity;
actual measurable 'locus' and 'volume;' "semper fi;"
"stux is crux;" "status quo is the
way to go"
Quantumly 'prag' means a quantum w¤rd (a quanton) which EIMA anihmatæs:
- quantum BAWAM n¤nactual amd actual bæihng
- emergence ¤f quantum bæihng
- quantum changæ
- ihncluded-mihddle
ihnterrelati¤nships
- quantal multihvariate (pragmap¤ly-tehmp¤ral, -spatial, -parametric,
-etc.) hermeneutics amd heuristics
- abs¤lute anihmacy, semper
flux, flux issi crux
We can simplify all that by saying that classically a word
is EOOO a subject or an object and that word-subjects (ideally)
always represent classical objects. Simply: a classical
'word' is an ideal lisr
object.
A quantum 'prag' is a quanton.
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'verify' |
TBD. See proof.
See Pirsigean
Problematic Proof. See 'Scientific'
Method.
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'verisimilitude' |
TBD. See truth.
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'verity' |
Quantonics ch¤¤ses t¤ c¤¤pt
classical 'verity' amd
remerq all
quantum comtextual ¤ccurrences with 'verihty.'
In classical contexts, SOMwits believe dichon(falsity,
verity).
Ihn quantum c¤mtexts MoQwits
bælieve quanton(fahlsity,verihty), where
our quanton's c¤mplements aræ quantum negati¤nally
subjectihve. Why?
Quantum realihty issi anihmatæ
EIMA. Quantons have arbihtrary
~Hilbert ¤mnispatial pr¤bability ¤mnistributi¤ns.
Ihn quantum realihty
there aræ n¤ Platonically
ideal and absolute verities and falsities. Why?
Ihn quantum realihty
there aræ n¤ ideal
EEMD classical objects.
See falsity. See
truth.
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