[PhilPhys] Paper announcement - Kirsh

[marvin eli kirsh]

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Hello: I am renewing this announcement with the hope of attracting more interest in my work. "What in the World is Universe?: A prime example" is available free of charge at:

http://ispcjournal.org/journals/2016-17/PC_vol_17-106 -117.pdf ( paper download) or http://ispcjournal.org/en/2016-16-1.html (journal table of contents)

This writing attempts to capture mind and matter to ratio nal description by focusing on disparity between scientific method as it extracts concep ts and discards particulars and ordinary cognitive functioning that extends from proximal experie nce. Discourse underlined with the concept of strict uniqueness of world entities is intended to examine critically paradox and solution efforts in the mathematical and cosmological sciences as problems of zero, infinity: vast and small numbers and discreteness are addressed. Keywords: mind / matter, motion, prime numbers, cogniti on, visual representation, infinity, rationality, uniqueness, shape / form, world / universe, u niversals

In the simplest case the number of individuals in a world = 2^n (n=number of generations), entails exact mirror copying, a world of identical soldiers and physical spaces that do not overlap. It is stipulated here that this is not the case in a real world in which individuals possess diff erences from one another , however small. In "What in the World is Universe?: A prime example" a n exemption case within the abc conjecture involving the ">" is exploited in presentation of a model world/univ erse constructed of discontinuity, a physical knot representing witness only in pairs, physical shape, "two's company, three's a crowd" to differentiate the first and third perspective, and prime numbers. Analogy is made to perspective in Da Vinci's Mona Lisa dissected with the Golden Number. Concerning Postmodernism, it become clear that it is unique space bearing discoverable truth, rather than truth itself that is created with time.
Marvin E. Kirsh