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Fractal Tao: November 2008
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The Philosophy of Science "Those who say do not know; those who know do not say" - Lao Tzu. Thursday, 27 November 2008. This is the Yin&Yang of existence. On the other hand, astrophysicists found that the Universe is filled more with Dark Matter than with Matter and it couldn't have been created without the existence of Dark Matter. So all negative things-events coexist with the positive and you could not have one without the other. Now let Alan Watts explain more on this:. Sunday, 16 November 2008.
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Fractal Tao: April 2011
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The Philosophy of Science "Those who say do not know; those who know do not say" - Lao Tzu. Monday, 25 April 2011. Where Do We Come From? Where Do We Come From? Where Are We Going? One of the fundamental question that one has to answer for himself is the question about his origin. And for this, man has created theories about it. Of course the truth is that no one can come with an infallible theory because it's very hard to prove. We can conceive even a theory of evolution for the Universe, or Multiverse,...
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Fractal Tao: The balace of power in games
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The Philosophy of Science "Those who say do not know; those who know do not say" - Lao Tzu. Sunday, 1 May 2011. The balace of power in games. An important factor in designing a good AI or game matching algorithms is the balance of power. The system should not kill the player but it must be able to tune it so that the player should feel that it can lose all the time but in the end he will win against all odds. This makes the game more challenging and more dramatic. So a game with the good and evil isn't a...
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Fractal Tao: March 2009
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The Philosophy of Science "Those who say do not know; those who know do not say" - Lao Tzu. Sunday, 29 March 2009. True mind is no mind. If one's mind can comprehend the notion of Infinite, for example in Mathematics, then it's mind has to have this property also. Fractals are a way of mapping something infinite in something that looks finite. On the other hand, in eastern philosophy the concept of the mind is different. Also known as wu-wei. Though the main process of the mind is thinking it must have a...
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Fractal Tao: Haiku
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The Philosophy of Science "Those who say do not know; those who know do not say" - Lao Tzu. Sunday, 29 May 2011. Bathed in the smell. Of newly mown grass. This haiku came to me in a beautiful morning without thinking but just from my direct experience with nature at that moment. It was triggered by a flash of memory from my childhood spent in the beautiful mountains of Bukovina. Everything that is formulated it is as intensity decayed. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). There was an error in this gadget.
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Fractal Tao: July 2009
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The Philosophy of Science "Those who say do not know; those who know do not say" - Lao Tzu. Monday, 6 July 2009. The laws of Thermodynamics are the physical laws that governs the entire universe, from smallest known subatomic particle to galaxy clusters. They describe the transport of heat and work during thermodynamic processes. The fundamental law of thermodynamics states that:. Energy can neither be created nor destroyed. It can only change forms. This laws refers only to closed systems. The entropy o...
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Fractal Tao: October 2010
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The Philosophy of Science "Those who say do not know; those who know do not say" - Lao Tzu. Saturday, 30 October 2010. Change is driven by Gravity. A lot of change. Everything in our universe is in constant change since the beginning, the Big Bang. From galaxies to simple sub-atomic particles, all things are in a constant flux. Also it's difficult to pin down anything because of this change. In quantum physics the uncertainty principle. I believe the force of gravity is the driver of this constant change...
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Fractal Tao: Paradigm shift
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The Philosophy of Science "Those who say do not know; those who know do not say" - Lao Tzu. Tuesday, 29 March 2011. The metaphysical revolution of the paradigm shift has began. The foundations of the society in which we live is shaking and cannot sustain itself at the current pace and the results we are seeing today are disturbing. Which I invite to see if you didn't until now). So this gap between the rich and the poor is becoming increasingly larger with what it seems to be an exponential change. I agr...
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Fractal Tao: October 2008
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The Philosophy of Science "Those who say do not know; those who know do not say" - Lao Tzu. Tuesday, 28 October 2008. The stream hides itself. Lie on one another,. The rain beats on the rain. In the bed of the stream. Returning to the branch? It was a butterfly. To make a fire. Haiku poems collected by Alan Watts and extracted from "The Way of Zen". Friday, 24 October 2008. Intellectual approach to Yoga. Let's now hear Alan Watts which has a throughout introduction to Yoga. Thursday, 23 October 2008.
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Fractal Tao: May 2011
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The Philosophy of Science "Those who say do not know; those who know do not say" - Lao Tzu. Sunday, 29 May 2011. Bathed in the smell. Of newly mown grass. This haiku came to me in a beautiful morning without thinking but just from my direct experience with nature at that moment. It was triggered by a flash of memory from my childhood spent in the beautiful mountains of Bukovina. Everything that is formulated it is as intensity decayed. Sunday, 1 May 2011. The balace of power in games. An important factor...
