
Is there a Theory for Everything? (TOE). Can the same rules model the Collective and the Individuality? The Real and the Indivisible? Galaxies and atoms? The All and the Parts? Can the best political system integrate the right weights of totalitarianism and anarchism? Can the best religious system integrate the right weights of polytheism and monotheism, or the right weights of individual power and collective power? Can the perfect law be blindly factual and emotional at the same time?
All the new agers, since David Bohm made his interpretation of the quantum mechanics, will shout: “Oh yeah baby, holistic all the way!” Well, I say, hold on tight, it’s not that simple! A tree isn’t a thunder, yet, the rules for growing a tree on the earth can be the rules for growing a thunder in the skies (See the Diffusion Limited Aggregation Models in applied studies of fractal growth).
I hate to say it like this, but this shows me that the TOE can’t be possibly known by current scientific deduction. A complex operation and fine tuning of constants and parameters are needed. I am going to the extreme of saying we need a new mathematical language. The current state-of-the-art physics theory (the Strings theory and its derivated theories) is very non local, holistic and also extremely complex and some proponents agree that new mathematical language is needed to work with a unified super string theory. The question is if the thing is real or is just another super-complex clever mathematical construct. As I say and reiterate, the TOE can’t be possibly known by deduction but by induction. This shows that this divine theory which will explain everything known to mankind must be known from a bottom-up approach and not from a top-down. You literally had to construct the Universe and wait 15 billion years to reach a conclusion. Or have you?
This looks like a dead end. On one hand, the universe may be fully deterministic, a place where Laplace’s Daemon lurks, but on the other hand, it may be a circus of quantum weirdenesses and uncertainties. Therefore, I propose (which is not a new proposition at all) that the Universe might be a gigantic projected fractal working with the rules of Deterministic Chaos, it may help us in taking a step further, not only for understanding universal physics and levels of abstraction, but also for understanding human civilization, ethics, networks and biological evolution.
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Everything real or not real can be represented as a progression of properties or actions defined along a path. In human life, we can define what we are through interaction with ourselves inside or outside and our path is written along time (or what we percieve as being time). Sometimes conflicts appear and we have to make hard choices. We sometimes have to choose things that may lead us to completely different paths but we don’t know exactly what will happen when our choices are made, written in the stone of time. Some people choose to be idle and avoid choices, others rationalize a lot, while others go with what they feel it’s the best.
this problem is similar with the Heisenberg Uncertainty problem in quantum mechanics, which I won’t discuss here, but bottom line: in life as in science, I mean, in all human affairs, there is a limitation in linear conscience. We would need to know the future to make our best choice, but we don’t have access to that future.
In Deterministic Chaos (also called mathematical chaos), there is a property in all chaotic systems which is called iteration. An iterating system will calculate its equations and re-feed the result back to the equation to be calculated again, and those results can then be placed along a temporal path. if we have f(x)=x+2.1 and if we have an initial value for x = 0 then the first iteration is x = 2.1 (0+2.1) the second iteration will be x = 4.2 (2.1+2.1), the third iteration will be 6.3 (4.2+2.1), and so on and so on. The chaotic systems like the weather, chemical reactions, erosion, are all iterative and if the universe is a giant iterative system, then we, humans, will also be it, and with us, our life too (and for that matter, all lives of all humans together).
What does this have to do with us? Well, this means that our actions are iterative and we learn as we go. The process of human learning is not limited by our lifetime, but rather by what we remember from past information (including other people’s remembrances).
So, what is the best aesthetical action? The best action is exactly the golden section between one extreme and the other. When presented with two choices, see it as a line from point A to B (which are the full opposites in your difficult choice). Among the infinite points of choices you have, you will choose one, and from that one, your future will sprout. The best choice is one close to the golden section (0.6180339…) between A and B. But there is a problem of course. there are two golden sections in the line AB. one closer to B and one closer to A… well that’s the chaotic parameter and should be chosen randomly! That choice is only one iteration of your life, and knowing and feeling where it will lead (after the choice made), is important to your next actions and choices (your next iteration).
To this concept of the iterating actions I call the Isoperfection. There is no perfection in life, ideals are no more than that, they are platonic and unreachable, but whatever ideals you might have, are attractors of your actions. Your ideals attract your actions and limit others you wouldn’t consider. So if you feel you are not perfect, think again. You are iterating, making choices and actions, so this process of going through a path is a process for perfection, but it is also, a perfect process, it’s the Isoperfection.