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From: brianf88@bigpond.net.au
"Immortalist" wrote in message
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> On Sep 11, 1:48 am, "brian fletcher" wrote:
>> Real gravity is a "life force", which creates an attraction of one life
>> form
>> to another, culminating (evolving) into the human interaction. Looking
>> for
>> oneself in another...(romantic love).
>>
>
> Sounds more like the description of a cascade than a force that pulls
> something towards it. More like a centripital force that works without
> gravity, that is a trajectory of processes based upon networks of
> relationships.
Gravity is a convenient lable. Is-ness is-neccising doesnt appeal to the
mental requirements :-)
>
> Complex processes, with self-reinforcing feedback do seem to have
> gravity or predictable outcomes.
Im saying that is the principle purpose. "Stuff" gets caught up in the o/a
process.
> http://www.sgtnd.narod.ru/science/complex/eng/main.htm
> http://images.google.com/images?q=cascade
>
>> Befor you write this off as b.s., you must first compare yourself with a
>> lump of rock. (or an apple if you wish to be traditional ;-), and ask
>> yourself "how much do I learn compared tothe rock, do I 'gravitate'
>> towards
>> a world of my own creation .
>>
>
> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Behaviorism ?
A reasonable attempt at intellectual description.
BOfL
>
>> ll such laws of physics are subordinate (a sub set) to the "laws of
>> life".
>>
>> Try looking from this pov. It is amazing what appears.
>>
>> BOfL
>
>
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