More on - dipolar, etc

 First, I kinda' have to mention again, this blog is probably coming to an end , soon.

Anyway, to start out, I watched a short interview with Dr. Sarfatti last night and, all I can say is ,he appeared to be in a good mood, feeling vindicated for his long trek with addressing the theoretical side of UAP phenomena, as that subject evolved, for some time.  I think he does have a pretty precise time table of events there, so as he was in a " good " mood, I was pretty impressed. Good mood Dr. Sarfatti, is certainly a step up from Bad mood Sarfatti.  But the subject of UFOs/UAPs is clearly another example of quite " bipolar " thought processes.  Anyway, this is just kinda' an aside, which there is a general consensus , might not be a good thing.

So back to bipolar first, must introduce Pierre Teilhard de Chardin, wiki link follows:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pierre_Teilhard_de_Chardin

The key idea he introduced is the idea of an "evolving noosphere, sort of a " field " of human thought, that was in a evolutionary state.  Now, when you think of the internet, this idea of "noosphere" does not seem so " strange ", as it probably did at the time of a lot of his writing. 

Now, the internet based on binary systems, is an integer field.  Now, just as an opinion, the noosphere as described by Chardin is probably not an integer field, although the proof of that would probably be somewhat involved.  So, I would say that the " internet ", is then a binary rendering of a much different kind of thing.

Which leads me to a very fundamental issue connected to this whole noosphere being polluted by binary thought processes.  Once again, I suspect that an integer field would be a great deal more rigid and thus easily breakable than a corresponding  "real" or "complex" field, might be. Therefore, we might also conclude that most of the work gone into designing and engineering what is our " current " world has been done in a more rigid and therefore more breakable fashion.  We can at least be grateful that the notion of " democracy ", was not engineered recently, and in fact has deep origins in the ancient world.  

This engineering has gone on is a lot of ways, for example in the " engineering " of businesses and business practices, as well as governmental structures. .One aspect of bipolar , is of course high levels of almost " mindless " aggression. 

Okay, I not saying exactly that we are living on a " junk " pile, however, when we might also have "interstellar" junk  building up on our planet, well, exactly who you gonna' send the bill to ?

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