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RE: Quick thought about the 4th Dimension
Enjoyed your record analogy and concur. Philosophically I'm of a different overall view, that space is not 3D at all, the three dimensions are imposed by our consciousness in its assessment of objective reality. The three dimensions are proprioceptive, subjective, that is where the concept arises. Rudolf Steiner indicated it was a grave error of materialistic consciousness in the development of Western scientific thought to externalize them as a metric of space. Space functions on projective geometry, with a spatial-counterspatial polarity. Space is space, there is no fundamental direction. Can't explain this all in a soundbite, just throwing in some perspective into the discussion. Will have to do a writeup on it.
Thanks for your post :)
I find the Biocentric Universe view to be intriguing and seems to be corroborated by our Quantum physical discoveries
Interested to hear how you consider the biocentric/anthropic universe to be corroborated by quantum discoveries. I find a divergence between the theses, on the one hand the biocentric universe is supported by such insights as the cosmological botany studies of the Anthroposophists (Kranich), but the quantum view appears to detach one from higher formative energies.
How consciousness affects experiment results and reality ; the observer effect