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- Philosophical
Capabilities of MoQ, SOM, and CR Compared
- by Doug Renselle
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- Careful observers note our interrelationship of italics
cowithin MoQ's 'absolute;'
- however, we apply nonitalics to SOM. Semantic
for 'absolute' differs among
- MoQ, SOM, and CR thus:
- MoQ absolute:
both changes all and always changes.
- SOM absolute:
states all truths and always states the truth.
CR absolute: there is no truth and all change is chaotic.
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- In MoQ evolute
change is nature's moral imperative.
- In SOM change
is analytic motion of immutable substance.
- In CR change offers no value or increase in
value, rather it offers absolute chaos.
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- A more quantum way to say this same intueme using
uncertainty as a referent:
- MoQ says reality
is quantum uncertain:
MoQ says reality is quantum accessible, paralogical, plural-ensemble-probabilistic,
both complementary and dynamic uncertainty interrelationships.
- SOM says reality
is absolutely certain (no uncertainty):
SOM says reality is classically accessible, unilogical, monistic-analytic,
single-event-deterministic, dialectically objective, state-ic,
certain, properties.
- CR says reality is absolutely uncertain:
CR says reality is inaccessible chaos, denying absolute observation
of
either SOM analytic quantitative truth or MoQ stochastic qualitative
change.
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- Careful observers also note why CR is currently defeating
SOM in our
- raging culture wars. At least, it deals in a chaotic
manner with multiple contexts,
- where SOM cannot. (See our 16Apr99
letter to The Washington Times for
- more detail.) Our graph shows neither SOM nor CR
capable of winning
- based on their notable incapability explaining natural
reality.
- We anticipate MoQ or something like MoQ can displace
SOM's/CR's culture war
- early in Millennium III.
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- In our use of a phrase evolutionarily stable,
we mean patterns capable of both gradual and step changes or
leaps.
Evolutionarily stable patterns habituate more enduring persistence
of survivability quantum life extension.
- Nonevolutionarily stable patterns or systems break
or extinguish under certain types of evolutionary change.
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- ©Quantonics, Inc., 1999-2007 Rev. 2Dec2001
PDR Created 27Apr99 PDR
(18Oct2000 rev - Minor format changes.
Add CR, and clarifying 'change' comments on MoQ, SOM, and CR.)
(16Dec2000 rev - Alter artwork to show Quantonicsese 'comtext,' and abscissa legend as plurals.)
(12Feb2001 rev - Insert missing uncertainty referents. Add pattern
life extension comment at page bottom.)
(2Dec2001 rev - Add top of page frame-breaker.)
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