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Conflicting Realities: Immigrant and Indigenous
0August 15, 2011
by ted lumley
in APN
Conflicting Realities; Immigrant versus 'Indigenous'
After Columbus ‘discovered’ America [formerly known as ‘Turtle Island’], waves of colonizing European immigrants moved westward from ‘the Old Country’ and began the process of constructing the New World. There were many new things that they had to deal with including grizzly bears, poisonous snakes and the troublesome aboriginals that infested the forests and plains. The knowledge and technology of the immigrants easily overwhelmed resistance from the indigenous ‘fauna’ including the indigenous aboriginal peoples.
In the historical narratives that have been written about this era, those written by the immigrants eulogized the ‘creation of a New World’ while those written by the indigenous peoples spoke of the contamination and degeneration of a superior world, by waves of destructive rodent-like Europeans. (more…)
Ideas: Deconstructions of experience that humour mocks and politics holds us captive to
2July 27, 2011
by ted lumley
in APN
Awaiting program download into the centre of direction
Ideas: Deconstructions of experience that humour mocks and politics holds us captive toRochus Misch recounts his boss’s humour in his book (The Last Witness); (more…)
My Crossed-paradigm Communications Experience
2July 17, 2011
by ted lumley
in Ted's Blog
[This note is adjunct to ‘The Role of Media/Newspapers in Community Dynamics’]
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There is a problem in trying to communicate with others when one’s understanding is in a different ‘paradigm.’
The different paradigms can be described with the help of the following picture of the earth’s biosphere and comparing it with the skin of an apple;
the health of the biosphere is the health of one thing, as with the health of the apple-skin
The health of the biosphere is like the health of the skin of the apple. In mathematical terms, the space on the surface of a sphere is a non-Euclidian space wherein everything is relative to everything else. There are no absolute locations in this space, so that if anything moves, it can only move relative everything else in that space and since there is motion, it is continuous motion involving everything; i.e. the biosphere is continually transforming in a spatial-relational sense. (more…)
Resistance to ‘Updating’ Biological and Medical science with ‘the New Physics’
1July 12, 2011
by ted lumley
in APN
What is holding up the ‘updating’ of ‘biological science’ and ‘medical science’ in the light of a more comprehensive ‘new physics’?
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Dr. Jeanne Keegan-Henry on the Medical Establishment’s suppression of ‘outside-of-theory’ remedies
“C. difficile is ‘always in the hospital”, says Dr. Keegan-Henry, intimating that the remedy is not in waging a war against c.difficile but re-storing floral balance in the digestive tract through probiotic therapy. She goes on to say that people are DYING UNNECESSARILY because the Medical Establishment (which she compares to a runaway supertanker or ‘Titanic-with-no-one-at-the-helm’) suppresses the administering of remedies that ‘don’t fit medical establishment theory’ [the medical establishment “blocks the best medicine”].
What is wrong with the medical establishment’s theory/model? (more…)
Reconciling Holistic and Western Medicine
0July 1, 2011
by ted lumley
in APN
material forms are; (a) constructed from bits/pieces, or, (b) ripples within energy-flow?
The development of material form, behaviour and organization has historically/culturally been seen/understood in two evolutionarily-opposite ways;
(a) inside-outward determined material dynamics as in Western biological sciences
(b) outside-inward – inside-outward energy transformation as in the new physics
In (a), ‘genie-like genes’ have the wherewithal to manage the genesis-by-construction of the material organism (e.g. human ‘being’). In (b), material forms are ripple-structures that gather and re-gather in the evolving energy-charged spatial plenum [‘field’]
While (b) is supported by relativity and quantum physics, (a) is a ‘guess’ that gives the black-box response ‘genes’ to the question; “from whence comes the development of material form, behaviour and organization?”
This ‘hocus pocus’ answer to ‘what is life?’, which assumes inside-outward directed genesis, continues to play a primary foundational role in our globally dominating Western social dynamic, although new biological research is rapidly enlarging the ranks of ‘post-Darwinist’ and ‘post-Genetics’ [‘hologenomic’] scientists. (more…)
Updating Psychology: Logic of the Included Third
1June 21, 2011
by ted lumley
in APN
Summer Solstice Essay, 2011
The world is in a mess and we are having a devil of a time trying to understand why we behave the way we do, individually, and collectively, and ‘psychology’ does not seem to have any answers. In fact, psychology has been born and bred by those whose inquiry is ‘analytical’, hence the terms ‘psychoanalysis’, ‘Jungian analyst’ etc., and the practice of taking an individual into a safe haven where he can ‘open up’ and divulge to himself, the genetic sources of his own behaviour.
Whatever happened to ‘field’ as in physics, wherein outside-inward influence predominates over inside-outward influence?
[See also ‘A Field View of Logic’]
San Francisco: Can it be Simulated?
0June 12, 2011
by ted lumley
in Ted's Blog
An exciting point through which the world is expressing itself
San Francisco is the name of a place that has a lot of ‘romance’ to it. The historical narrative of its genesis is at the same time, a historical narrative of change going on around the world, the unravelling of the old ways of the old world, the threads of which were being spun into the surprising and exciting artefacts of the new world including this gem of a city on the west coast of North America. The richness and diversity of the entire world and its deep-rooted cultural traditions is the weave that San Francisco is made of, and those ‘threads’ continue to serve as an electrical connective webbing that makes ‘San Francisco’ a bright point through which the global plenum expresses itself. (more…)
Open Letter of Tribute to Brigette DePape … with video
0June 6, 2011
by ted lumley
in Ted's Blog
Brigette DePape 'sends a message' during Throne Speech
Dear Brigette,
There is something I can feel that is going on in this picture of you holding the ‘Stop Harper’ sign that is not showing up in the picture.
It is ‘tension’. (more…)
The World in a Grain of Sand
0June 1, 2011
by ted lumley
in APN
electron microscans of plankton (radiolaria skeletons, less than .1mm)
To see a World in a Grain of SandAnd a Heaven in a Wild Flower,Hold Infinity in the palm of your handAnd Eternity in an hour
-William Blake, ‘Auguries of Innocence’
The radiolarians are among the most beautiful microbial eukaryotes. They are significant components of the marine plankton and are characterized by mineralized cytoskeletal components that appear as nested spheres and spines; so that they often look like as tiny free-floating star-bursts.
When large numbers of them and their planktonic relations get together, they look like this; (more…)
A Brief History of the Anima Motrix
0May 11, 2011
by ted lumley
in APN
Pamphleteering: - Islands Independent photo
My inquiry into ‘what is not going right’ in our mainstream society has now piled up more than 30,000 hours, which, at minimum wage, would have a value of over $250,000. Here is my latest ‘free’ report. (more…)
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