A
Systematic Dialectic of Modern Rocket Science.
Dear Readers,
The episode narrator notes, starting at time-index ~ 0:37:49, Tsiolkovsky’s key idea that “...a rocket can be made up out of several rockets all strapped together...”.
One of the episode’s main interviewees later states, at time-index ~ 0:43:16, that “This concept, of dropping your outer boosters or the first stage, is the essential solution for any chemical rocket to be able to reach orbit.”
It is further noted that, without this “multi-stage rocket” solution, it would take a “single-stage” chemical rocket ‘‘‘the size of the Empire State Building’’’ to house sufficient molecular-power fuel to reach escape velocity if carrying payload masses of adequate magnitude.
We note, in the ‘dialectogram’ above, that
each “multi-stage rocket”
unit is, precisely,
none other than an
‘«aufheben»-ation’
of a mere rocket unit -- a ‘meta1-rocket meta1-unit’, made up out of a, typically, heterogeneous multiplicity of at least two mere rocket units, or “stages” [i.e., of at least two meta0-rocket
units] as
its sub-units.
Again, we call your attention to the observation that truly universal principles
-- such as
the universal principle
of the ‘negation-elevation-conservation’ dialectic, i.e., of the «aufheben»-ation’
dialectic,
of what we
call ‘meta-unit-ization’
-- may be so general as to be difficult to discern, so that they may go unnoticed in their full universality for long stretches of human history.
For more information regarding
these Seldonian
insights
into dialectics, please see --
and
For ‘poster-ized’ visualizations of many of these Seldonian
insights -- specimens
of ‘dialectical art’ -- see:
¡ENJOY!
Regards,
Miguel Detonacciones,
Member, Foundation Encyclopedia
Dialectica [F.E.D.],
Participant, F.E.D.
Special Council for Public Liaison,
Officer, F.E.D.
Office of Public Liaison.
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