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"The maximal generality (universality, comprehensiveness) criterion of a reality- theoretic identity, or ontologically necessary and sufficient "Theory of Every
by weatherlight 8y ago
"The maximal generality (universality, comprehensiveness) criterion of a reality- theoretic identity, or ontologically necessary and sufficient "Theory of Everything", means that a fully general formal structure must be selected as the skeletal identity or ToE framework of reality. This structure is distributive by definition, applying hologically to every point and part of reality."
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Not to be nitpicky, but why? I feel like this sentence was generated by a Markov chain. "Hologically," I couldn't find a definition anywhere. I presume he means wholly?
- rainieri 8y agoIt must mean that it is woven to every point and part of reality. Like time.
- danbruc 8y agoI would guess it was supposed to read »holistically« but it's hard to tell.
- troystribling 8y agoHology is a logical analogue of holography characterizing the most general relationship between reality and its contents, http://ctmucommunity.org/wiki/Hology http://ctmucommunity.org/wiki/Hology.
- weatherlight 8y agoSo he invented the word. Got it. http://ctmucommunity.org/wiki/CTMU_sources#Papers http://ctmucommunity.org/wiki/CTMU_sources#Papers
- rainieri 8y agoIs this related to CTMU or are you confusing Carnegie Mellon University with CTMU?
- weatherlight 8y agothat I am, mea culpa.