Vajra cross
Map the four variables of the ideal gas law to the categories of the universe;
((P,V),(N,T)) --->
(((Energy,Momentum),(Time,Space)),((Mass,Charge),(Gravity,Boson)))
Where;
Charge = (Electric,Weak,Color)
Boson = (Light,Weak,Gluon)
Rearrange the categories to expose an implied symmetry;
(((Energy,Time),(Mass,Gravity)),((Momentum,Space),(Charge,Boson)))
Compare it to the categories of life;
(Tissue,Organ) =
(((Muscle,Neural),(Connective,Epithelial)),((Isense,Osense),(Iaction,Oaction)))
Where;
Organ = (Head,Body) = (Sense,Action)
Isense = Inner-sense = ((Pain,Pleasure),(Temperature,Pressure),(Rhythm,Harmony))
Osense = Outer-sense = ((Touch,Balance),(Taste,Smell),(Hear,See))
Iaction = Inner-action = ((Lungs,Kidneys),(Stomach,Penis-Vagina),(Heart,Brain))
Oaction = Outer-action = ((Arms,Legs),(Head,Torso-Tail),(Feet,Hands))
Rearrange the categories of life and compare it to the ideal gas and the universe;
((P,V),(N,T))
(((Energy,Momentum),(Time,Space)),((Mass,Charge),(Gravity,Boson)))
(((Muscle,Isense),(Neural,Osense)),((Connective,Iaction),(Epithelial,Oaction)))
Why does the ideal gas law underlie both classifications?
Perhaps because the primordial soup of life can be approximated as a gas of chemicals dissolved in water. The same argument must apply to the universe. Since Dark Matter can be considered as a quantum liquid, the fifth categories for the universe and life are implied;
(Higgs,DarkMatter)
(Biochemical,Water)
The fifth element in the case of the ideal gas must be the Boltzmann constant;
P*V = k*N*T
Thus the overall symmetry is that of the Vajra cross;
((P,V),{k},(N,T))
(((Energy,Momentum),(Time,Space)),{Higgs,DarkMatter},((Mass,Charge),(Gravity,Boson)))
(((Muscle,Isense),(Neural,Osense)),{Biochemical,Water},((Connective,Iaction),(Epithelial,Oaction)))
((P,V),(N,T)) --->
(((Energy,Momentum),(Time,Space)),((Mass,Charge),(Gravity,Boson)))
Where;
Charge = (Electric,Weak,Color)
Boson = (Light,Weak,Gluon)
Rearrange the categories to expose an implied symmetry;
(((Energy,Time),(Mass,Gravity)),((Momentum,Space),(Charge,Boson)))
Compare it to the categories of life;
(Tissue,Organ) =
(((Muscle,Neural),(Connective,Epithelial)),((Isense,Osense),(Iaction,Oaction)))
Where;
Organ = (Head,Body) = (Sense,Action)
Isense = Inner-sense = ((Pain,Pleasure),(Temperature,Pressure),(Rhythm,Harmony))
Osense = Outer-sense = ((Touch,Balance),(Taste,Smell),(Hear,See))
Iaction = Inner-action = ((Lungs,Kidneys),(Stomach,Penis-Vagina),(Heart,Brain))
Oaction = Outer-action = ((Arms,Legs),(Head,Torso-Tail),(Feet,Hands))
Rearrange the categories of life and compare it to the ideal gas and the universe;
((P,V),(N,T))
(((Energy,Momentum),(Time,Space)),((Mass,Charge),(Gravity,Boson)))
(((Muscle,Isense),(Neural,Osense)),((Connective,Iaction),(Epithelial,Oaction)))
Why does the ideal gas law underlie both classifications?
Perhaps because the primordial soup of life can be approximated as a gas of chemicals dissolved in water. The same argument must apply to the universe. Since Dark Matter can be considered as a quantum liquid, the fifth categories for the universe and life are implied;
(Higgs,DarkMatter)
(Biochemical,Water)
The fifth element in the case of the ideal gas must be the Boltzmann constant;
P*V = k*N*T
Thus the overall symmetry is that of the Vajra cross;
((P,V),{k},(N,T))
(((Energy,Momentum),(Time,Space)),{Higgs,DarkMatter},((Mass,Charge),(Gravity,Boson)))
(((Muscle,Isense),(Neural,Osense)),{Biochemical,Water},((Connective,Iaction),(Epithelial,Oaction)))
