Confirmed - Mind is a Space!
- From: "Mindpixel" <mindpixel@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 3 Jul 2005 13:42:49 -0700
It is not everyday one wakes up to find an experimental confirmation of
a long held personal spatial theory in the news. In fact, the last time
it happened that I am aware of was to Albert Einstein after Arthur
Eddington confirmed his theory during a solar eclipse on May 29, 1919.
It happened to me yesterday, a few days from the fifth anniversary of
the launch of my Mindpixel project, which was launched on July 6th,
2000 to map what I believed at the time to be our common
high-dimensional mental space.
Yesterday I discovered that Michael Spivey of Cornell is my Eddington.
The parallels are remarkable.
http://www.news.cornell.edu/stories/June05/new.mind.model.ssl.html
[It is also an remarkable coincidence that on June 28, both my
Brainpixel article and Spivey's press release became del.icio.us /
popular / science. The two articles sit side by side even today. Very
strange.]
The most fundamental idea of Einstein's theory of gravitation in both
the physical and philosophic senses is that the geometry of the
universe is determined by the distribution of matter. My Specific
Hypergeometric Hypothesis says that immediate memories are points on
the maximum hypersurface of a seven-dimensional sphere and complex
cognition is a trajectory on the same hypersurface. I believe and now
have experimental confirmation that mind is a space that is warped by
thoughts exactly in the same way that matter warps Einstein's space,
except that gravity in the mind is actually Hebbian association. Spivey
made the measurements that caught the bending of thoughts by other
thoughts in a high-dimensional neural space!! One can't help be be
amazed that both Spivey and Eddington measured a kind of bending to
confirm a counter-intuitive high-dimensional spatial theory!
Which leans me to think, maybe Einstein saw the universe as a
hypergeometric object because he was looking at it with a hyergeometric
object--his brain!
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