|
|
 |
Spinbitz Volume I - Interface Philosophy, Mathematics, and Nondual-Rational Empiricism (print)
SpinbitZ is a philosophy of vision-logic interfaces for the percept-based illumination of abstract concepts. In tracing a nondual thread of rationality to its pre-Socratic roots, we find the axis-mundi hidden within Zeno’s paradox, and within nondual rationality. With the help of a hundred illustrations, we trace this embryogenesis of rationality, as it reconnects to the alternative lineage of Deleuze, with a nondual fusion of Spinoza and Leibniz. We also find that mathematics mirrors this embryogenesis and holarchical structure. Interface Mathematics transitions from the “oppositional forces” of dualism, ultimately again to the “intensive” truths of the nondual. In making mathematics visible and understandable, the two fundamental axes of conceptual thought are shown. Spinoza’s “three infinities” are then seen as the triune interface between these axes, for illuminating and reconciling the many paradoxes of infinity as they wind their way into the truths of modern mathematics. See FREE ebook.
Print: $19.62
|
|
|
 |
Spinbitz Volume I - Interface Philosophy, Mathematics, and Nondual-Rational Empiricism (FREE ebook)
SpinbitZ is a philosophy of vision-logic interfaces for the percept-based illumination of abstract concepts. In tracing a nondual thread of rationality to its pre-Socratic roots, we find the axis-mundi hidden within Zeno’s paradox, and within nondual rationality. With the help of a hundred illustrations, we trace this embryogenesis of rationality, as it reconnects to the alternative lineage of Deleuze, with a nondual fusion of Spinoza and Leibniz. We also find that mathematics mirrors this embryogenesis and holarchical structure. Interface Mathematics transitions from the “oppositional forces” of dualism, ultimately again to the “intensive” truths of the nondual. In making mathematics visible and understandable, the two fundamental axes of conceptual thought are shown. Spinoza’s “three infinities” are then seen as the triune interface between these axes, for illuminating and reconciling the many paradoxes of infinity as they wind their way into the truths of modern mathematics. See print book.
Download: FREE
|
|
|
 |
Sorce Theory: Unlocking the Basement
Beyond the limits of classical physics, Sorce Theory demonstrates a new “post-quantum” causal underpinning. It does this without limiting the quantitative aspects of modern physics. Rather, it offers an understanding of the data, and a new perspective to guide us beyond the current quagmire into a truly unified paradigm. Like virtually all of modern science, however, this paradigm is built on a medieval “foundational” ontology. Through an infinite self-similar recursion typical of fractals, this axiomatic foundationalism is reopened to the nondual findings of post-modern and post-foundational ontologies, and thus to causal illumination at all levels of the cosmos. This then opens Sorce Theory to integration with the emerging fractal and plasma cosmologies. In this process a holarchical and self-similar theory of fluid dynamics is put forth, making sense of the interactions between molar fluids and “quantum” superfluids, and an accessible introduction to the model is provided as well.
Print: $9.89
|
|
|
 |
Sorce Theory: Unlocking the Basement
Beyond the limits of classical physics, Sorce Theory demonstrates a new “post-quantum” causal underpinning. It does this without limiting the quantitative aspects of modern physics. Rather, it offers an understanding of the data, and a new perspective to guide us beyond the current quagmire into a truly unified paradigm. Like virtually all of modern science, however, this paradigm is built on a medieval “foundational” ontology. Through an infinite self-similar recursion typical of fractals, this axiomatic foundationalism is reopened to the nondual findings of post-modern and post-foundational ontologies, and thus to causal illumination at all levels of the cosmos. This then opens Sorce Theory to integration with the emerging fractal and plasma cosmologies. In this process a holarchical and self-similar theory of fluid dynamics is put forth, making sense of the interactions between molar fluids and “quantum” superfluids, and an accessible introduction to the model is provided as well.
Download: FREE
|
|
|
|
|
|
![[]](http://static.lulu.com/images/persuasion/footer/line.gif?20081001144434)
