Art -

The author of this web site intuits pictures present concepts and memes faster than words. Some of us were taught pictures tend to freeze ideas and latch concepts thus making change more difficult. The same folk say words do not. This author believes pictures are easy to change and have natural precedence over words in the process of developing new memes.

Architecture -

The architecture of our site's top page reflects Greek (and Roman) architectural techniques. One tie here is to Greek constraint of modern thought through their subject-object metaphysics.

Our arches appear strong and impregnable. They bear load and resist change. Greek thought and its descendants do exactly that to many of us in Western culture today. Strangely though, our arches look susceptible to change as though they are becoming wave-like.

On the other hand, the columns supporting the arches on the top page look almost coiled-spring-like — very un-Greek. They represent DNA, the ultimate agent of change in our known world.

If you view our columns as though they are lying down, you will see waves — two or four sets of sinusoids. Waves are foundation components of what we know about our reality today. So our columns represent changing reality, even though we normally view columns as static and unchanging.

The base is flat and solid and firm. It is ground. It is reliable, like our terra firma and our home-caves where we retreat from pressures of daily life.

When you put arches, columns, and base together in Zoharian both/and ways, you get sets of quantons and complementary balance of both static and dynamic aspects of reality.

Window a New Reality -

Our top page opens a window to a new reality called Quantonics.

Quantonics is a philosophy and science of complementary interrelationships.

Quality Thoughts -

Quantum Thoughts -

Quantonic Thoughts -

Our top page is a window on a new meme: Quantonics. It is a way for you, the site visitor, to learn about and participate in a propagation of Quantonic Thinking. Quantonics as you will see, brings together Pirsig's MoQ and quantum science as appropriate and necessary personal and business tools for success in Western culture's third millennium.

Quantonic Thinking permits us to escape a legacy death grip of Western culture's (Subject-Object) classical education.

Three Themes -

Our three arches represent three themes based upon Quantonics web site's motto: Productivity and sharing through new memes.

For profit Quantonics, Inc. appears under a smaller right column. This is our productivity theme — free enterprise delivering Quantonic products and services to a vast global market.

Under a smaller left column is The Quantonics Society, a not for profit organization. This is our sharing theme — a group of people who want to work with research institutions and academia to learn, teach, and research Quantonics.

A larger middle column is our font, our grail, our source. This is our meme theme — a global community of authors, researchers, theorists, lay people, and entrepreneurs generating new Quantonic memes.

Artist -

Footnotes:

 

1. "This is perhaps the place to make a more general point about the scourge of the language we have to communicate in. If we let this language dominate our thoughts, as some philosophers seem to believe we must, it will surely reduce us all to idiots who take everything literally. Actually, we never take anything just literally, even in ordinary discourse. If we did, we would not only lose all the meaning behind the words, but also the unfathomable magic." P. 104, by Mae-Wan Ho, in the Rainbow and the Worm, World Scientific, paperback, 1993. Also see her ~1999-2000 2^nd edition.

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2. "[Science,] It is to initiate us fully into the poetry that is the soul of nature, the poetry that is ultimately always beyond what theories or words can say." P. viii, by Mae-Wan Ho, in the Rainbow and the Worm, World Scientific, paperback, 1993.

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3. "Our education already suffers from a surfeit of facile, simplistic answers which serve to explain away the phenomena, and hence to deaden the imagination and dull the intellect." P. 4, by Mae-Wan Ho, in the Rainbow and the Worm, World Scientific, paperback, 1993.

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