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FLUIDICE ENHANCEMENTS
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CLONING OF SIGNALS IN CONFIGURATIONAL TIME Here we have a dilemma which is being discussed in modern physics. In order to be viable for transmission non-locally, a signal must be duplicated into some undefined matrix coding. When this happens, does the signal lose some portion of original content? This dilemma can be understood in terms of heredity and the DNA coding of characteristics, as an analogy. Here below is the author of the Fluidice website with her gradfathers Macer and Great-Grandfather Johnstone .Both Grandfathers had both musical & scientific ability. Both also had some knowledge of the healing arts & spiritualism. as seen in the photos below the following text--which are copies of the photos below this paragraph--the DNA signal can register as BOTH Eugenia Macer-Story AND Jean Ann Johnstone-Macer (Story) depending on the CONTEXT of your observation.
Johnny Johnstone, dancing, circa 1870 Warrick County, Indiana C. G. Macer circa 1890 Mandolin Band--Evansville, Indiana E.Macer-Story 2001 Aquarius Rising--Woodstock,N.Y. In a message dated 12/28/2001 11:42:15 PM Eastern Standard Time,physicist sarfatti@well.com wrote as part of an email dialogue:: The
no-cloning theorem is thought to prevent the use of quantum nonlocality
entanglement for stand-alone command-control-communication (C^3) both faster
than light and backwards in time from future to past as actually seen in human
brain pre-sponse retro PK by Dean Radin and Dick Bierman. [E.Macer-Story]
C.G. Macer c.1890 E. Macer-Story--2001 Johnny Johnstone c.1870 Jean Ann Johnstone-Macer (Story)-2001 For a contemporary view of the stringed instrument as illustration of the Fluidice mass/energy matrix model , go to the Fluidice Home Index Page. OBJECTS EXISTING IN TIME ARE COMPLEX NUMBERS. LIVING OBJECTS EXIST IN TIME. THEREFORE LIVING CREATURES ARE COMPLEX NUMBERS. COMPLEX NUMBERS CANNOT BE FINALLY RESOLVED IN SERIES. THEREFORE LIVING CREATURES ARE NOT FINALLY RESOLVED IN TIME. --E.Macer-Story We are partly the complex product of our hereditary DNA mechanism, partly the individual intelligence which incarnated into that mechanism & inevitably part of the specific circumstances of each, particular lifetime.
In particular in classical mechanics the notion of
[E.Macer-Story] In a message dated 12/16/00 9:03:47 PM Eastern Standard Time E. Macer-Story writes:, Thanks, Gary-- You were correct. I did enjoy reading the lectures by Chaitin. It is interesting that he grapples with the finite/infinite problem in computation. For, as I wrote to Jack& Ira earlier today, I am moved to interject the problem of the "impossible infinite" into discussions of physics theory which are using the standard " As the X approaches infinitely small...or large..." I simply have not found the jump toward "infinity" as a solution to be adequate. In fact, I think that Chaitin recognizes this when he stresses that in the final number of a series it is not possible to know <0>//<t>.. My thought on this problem is that therefore when solving physics rather than mathematical problems it is necessary to use a limited sample, acknowledging the limitation. Sorry my keyboard does not have math symbols or I would be using the matrix sigma summation notation here. Anyway, see below from Chaitin. Interesting that he also publishes in Spanish as I read Spanish. Best--Eugenia Macer-Story ____________________________________________________________________ C.J. Chaitin: I think that the work I've described, and in particular my own work on randomness, has not spared the whole numbers. I always believed, I think most mathematicians probably do, in a kind of Platonic universe. ``Does a diophantine equation have an infinite number of solutions or a finite number?'' This question has very little concrete computational meaning, but I certainly used to believe in my heart, that even if we will never find out, God knew, and either there were a finite number of solutions or an infinite number of solutions. It was black or white in the Platonic universe of mathematical reality. It was one way or the other. I think that my work makes things look gray, and that mathematicians are joining the company of their theoretical physics colleagues. I don't think that this is necessarily bad. We've seen that in classical and quantum physics randomness and unpredictability are fundamental. I believe that these concepts are also found at the very heart of pure mathematics. Future Work: In this discussion the probabilities that arise are all real numbers. Can the probability amplitudes of quantum mechanics, which are complex numbers, be used instead?
Talismanic paintings and hanging sculptures by E. Macer-Story are available from info@fluidice.com These are a contemporary form of "interdimensionalist" art which uses aesthetically pleasing forms to incorporate the traditional talismanic energies into contemporary artistic creations. Below is ELF 1999 by E. Macer-Story. Acryllic on canvas. Below ELF is a discussion of interdimensional interference with research into the supernatural and unexplained phenomena..
ELF painted by E.Macer-Story 1999. Below is the cover of the Spring 1977 issue of PURSUIT magazine which contained the original "Fluidice" article. This cartoon of the "inexplicable creatures" was designed by artist Britton Wilkie who drowned accidentally. One item worth note here is the strange fate of editors connected with this publication directly after the death of founder Ivan T. Sanderson, author of the classic anomalies book INVISIBLE RESIDENTS. See commentary below: In 1998-2000 E. Macer-Story was having trouble with people leaving odd talismanic twigs and other sorcery debris around her house in Woodstock and sometimes also at the "MAGICK MIRROR" studio in Manhattan. She enlisted experienced psychotronics practitioner Neil Boyd to help her with a diagnosis of this situation and here is his finding. Subj: IS THIS A MAN CONNECTED WITH THE "BLACK MAGICK" CULT WHICH WAS REPORTED AS FOLLOWING THE ORIGINAL
EDITORS OF PURSUIT?
to read the articles THE PHILOSOPHICAL DOUBLE CROSS by E. Macer-Story and THE ART OF MAKING WOLVES FROM HUMAN SKULLS by E. Macer-Story which contain a different view of the same
"sorcery" situation..
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