Seldon in Session, #7: ‘Dimensions of Freedom’, "Degrees of Freedom", & "Laws" of Nature Change.

Dear Reader,

Reproduced below is a comment by Karl Seldon on the notion of [Nature-induced] changes in the "laws" of Nature [E.D. edits applied] --


“The analytical geometry of the generic _NQ dialectical arithmetic is that of a space, with axes/dimensions of unit length, which, starting from the initial axis/dimension, named q₁, expands, each time its content is “squared”, by expanding to two times the number of mutually-perpendicular unit-length axes/dimensions as it had before each such “squaring”. ” 

“In our interpretations of this space, each axis/dimension stands for a distinct ontological category.”

“Thus, in their _NQ representation, ontological “degrees of freedom”, are ‘dimensions of freedom’.”

“These dimensions are ‘dimensions of freedom’ -- of [meta-]dynamical, behavioral freedom -- for the new kinds of ‘‘‘eventities’’’, embodying new ontology, and, as well, for the entire ‘cumulum’ of multiple ‘‘‘eventities’’’ kinds within which and out of which these new kinds of ‘‘‘eventities’’’, or of «monads», irrupt.”

“Thus, if we wish to [mal-]speak of “laws governing” the dynamics/behaviors of such ‘‘‘eventities’’’/‘cumula’, then the irruptions of these new ‘dimensions of freedom’ mean irruptions of new "laws" of Nature, and modifications of old "laws" of Nature.”

Regards,

Miguel