ATON is a hopefully evolving classification theory. It aspires to unify knowledge around numbers and prefers naive methods. Some of the older posts are wrong but I'll keep them for the sake of continuity.

Friday, August 19, 2011

The Fifth Element
















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)))

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