Expo 62

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[ excerpt from Morning Coffee with Kirby in Control Room ]

What I dream about are specific Coffee Shops that operate openly as places you can try various potions, poisons, concoctions, other toxins.  Yes, they're modeled on opium dens to some extent, but they're not clones of one another either.

Those operating these establishments are well trained (in theory at least) and psychologically attuned to the needs and wants of their customers, but they're also up on medical science.  

These coffee shops may be like a health club in being membership based, and like bars in exercising their rights to eighty-six specific people, based on their track record.  Like a video rental shop (remember those?), they may have a record of customer orders (as do the streaming services).  They may be highly regulated.

If you're the kind of cowboy who jacks up on some substance, then starts brawls on a regular basis, don't be too amazed if your membership fob (or key) stops opening doors at specific establishments.  Operators have the right to ban access, just as they have the right to ban firearms on private premises (like hotels), perhaps checked into a safe or locker (retrieve when you check out).

It's Showtime (School of Tomorrow)

Philosophizing About Truth

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Synergetics Slide Show (School of Tomorrow)

My YouTube channel contains quite a few examples of me presenting this slide deck. 

This latest version dives into more technical detail on many of the slides. 

My treatment this time may have been influenced by a changing sense of my audience. Since connecting with the Math 4 Wisdom (M4W) community, headed up by Andrius Kulikauskas, I've senses my audience having higher bandwidth -- as in "intake capacity" -- regarding the mathematics of what we're doing. 

I was also inspired by some recent work on the S-module, in turn inspired by David Koski and Casey House.

I'm continuing to see Synergetics as more a philosophical work in mathematical foundations, but with a built-in critique of "foundations" as a metaphor, given our conceptual space is more gravity-neutral than we experience as tiny guys on Planet Earth. 

We're more apt to see our system as a planet in and of itself i.e. infrastructure of a spherical nature cohered by gravity, and capable of functioning as a transceiver i.e. as both a tuned in recipient and a caster-emitter of intelligence and information.

Continuing the Conversation

Joe Clinton opens by reading a lengthy passage by some philosopher, which begins to sound like Bucky in places, but is this text by Joe Clinton himself? Is Joe into being this metaphysical? He quotes Bucky internally, so clearly the outer quote is not Bucky. 

Funny how the term "dictate" forces itself into so many discussions of metaphysical rules.  Grammar police.

OK, they're his own words, he's taking credit (these are notes in real time). He addresses his convention of colorizing internal Bucky quotes.

Joe is a big Froebel fan.

Lots of good pie crust language around the Jitterbug Transformation.  Yeah, Bucky called just about everything he treasured a "dymaxion" at one point or another.

Joe has spent a lot of his time on this Jitterbug Transformation, a centerpiece in Synergetics, a kind of dumbbell dorge if we look at symmetrical expansions to outer limits around a zero center, called a "bow-tie" by Bucky (he used a symbol):

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A Memorial Day Meander (School of Tomorrow)

I was up early making this YouTube. 

I'll blame Sydney, my dog. But then I wanted to get some kind of YouTube out.  So Sydney was more my excuse.  I like being productive in the early pre-light hours.

Then I pushed myself to walk to the top of Mt. Tabor and back, starting before 6 am.  As I was up until maybe 2 or 3 am listening to Ram Dass, I was operating on next to no sleep and found I was battling brain fog, even after drinking a lot of coffee and doing this somewhat off the cuff (impromptu) YouTube.

By the time I started down, the cold air and continued exertion level had put my brain back in gear.  I'd forgotten my iPhone and my Apple Watch ran out of change before my return.  

Actually finding said iPhone required quite a bit of movement as well.  Matters improved when I realized said phone still had charge and I'd be able to make it ring using the watch, once it was charged a little.   

The iPhone was under the living room futon, the kind of place it'd take forever to find were it not able to make noise.

I'm chatting a lot about my devices because they're a big part of my up close reality these days, along with my pets.  I also took a Lumix camera up Mt. Tabor.  I have two such cameras since that night I fell and thought I'd lost one of them and so purchased another (used).  That was in 2022.  I still feel that knee injury sometimes.