Philosophy: Origination and Destination
The human’s love affair with ‘self…’
Where did philosophy originate? Great question.
What does the word ‘originate’ mean? Another great question.
There is a circular-linear relationship between any X and Y (any X and X).
We can stop right here. This solves the ‘origination-destination’ problem.
Pi Controls Reality
That is, ‘pi’ is the correct term (symbol) for the circular-linear relationship between origination-destination.
It looks like this:
This is because you cannot have a line without a circle because you cannot have a diameter without a circumference. Meaning, you cannot have an origination without a destination.
A Constant Variable
You can notice, easily, the diagram is represented several ways. Or, more accurately, the diagram is ‘constant’ while the words beneath the diagram are ‘variables.’ Explaining why everything changes even though nothing changes.
And, also, why all of the words in any language articulate a circle.
Where (the correct diagram for) a unit circle (or a circle) looks like this:
Unitization
This means a unit at any scale, in any location, articulates, always, and must conserve, always, an uber-simple, always-present circle. Where the diagram articulates (or shows ‘us’) what is really happening around us (everything in Nature).
Meaning it is impossible to get away from (describe anything without articulating) a circle.
This is because movement from X to Y (X to X) articulates a line, diameter of a circle (a diameter and a circumference).
The Number ‘Two’ as a Constant
Meaning, pi controls reality (because X to and from X) is, always, diameter to and from circumference.
Look more closely at the diagram. It shows two circles. That can be confused by labeling it one circle. Or three circles (any number of circles).
Meaning two is the only number in Nature (all numbers represent the number two).
One and-or Two Articulate(s) a Circle
This explains everything in philosophy. That is, there is a circular relationship betwee the numbers ‘one’ and ‘two.’
Which is what philosophy, all of it, is all about.
This means, technically, there is no such thing as ‘origination’ or ‘destination’ (beginning or end). It also means, technically, no matter where (or what) (or why, when, how, who) you are, you are always at the beginning and the end (of an uber simple circle).
Philosophy and Physics
Thus, the conservation of a circle (Conservation of the Circle) explains philosophy. As well as physics. Where you cannot have one without the other.
Because they both articulate, conserve, and rely on (depend upon) an uber-simple circle.
Where ‘pi’ then is the correct, and, only, term for ‘mind.’ Where ‘pi’ is a dimensionless, coupling constant, that never disappears (and never shows up, technically).
Self and Other-Self
Meaning, the whole idea of ‘self’ (and other-self) relies upon, articulates, and must conserve, an uber simple (unit) circle.
Solving all of the problems in philosophy and physics. Biology and technology. Psychology and sociology. History and anthropology. Media in general.
Conservation of the Circle is the core, and, therefore, the only, and therefore, the most important, dynamic in Nature.
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