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It's as though we're not being told the whole truth and nothing but
the truth about much of anything these days. Talk about revising history, science and a whole lot more, whereas those hot rocks of Venus that so happen to look so unusually intelligent are most likely still there to behold. This observationology of image interpretation isn't even the least bit phony, or is it having any ulterior motives or hidden agenda like our mutually perpetrated cold-war(s), or even hot-war(s) over energy as of lately, and there's nothing but an all around win-win for science and humanity if in fact any of those hot rocks are actually those modified and/or put to good use by intelligent other life. At least there's nothing about Venus that's technically all that insurmountable, that is unless you're not quite half as smart as a hot rock. The official NASA/Magellan image being that of a 36 look per pixel format or composite of pixels having been given essentially the benefit of 36 confirming looks each, is by itself worthy of looking at for all kinds of honest reasons besides those of whatever's so intelligent/artificial, as opposed to the perfectly natural looking items that are of equally impressive planetology. Does anyone in GOOGLE/NOVA usenet land care to discuss/review the long list of what-ifs? - Brad Guth - |
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![]() "BradGuth" wrote in message oups.com... It's as though we're not being told the whole truth and nothing but the truth about much of anything these days. Talk about revising history, science and a whole lot more, whereas those hot rocks of Venus that so happen to look so unusually intelligent are most likely still there to behold. I've looked at all of them for any such signs. But we shouldn't expect to find life on the surface of Venus. If you would first try to abstractly understand the conditions needed for life you would see why. Life is the result of the unstable equilibrium, or phase transition, between opposite extremes in possibility. But not opposite extremes in only magnitude or space, but qualitative opposites as well. For instance starting with the abstract example of this critical relationship... The opposite extremes of solids and gasses, when in an unstable equilibrium with each other, or at the phase transition between each other, produce the life favoring conditions of fluids. As in solid fluids gasses ice water vapor ......or more generically static dynamic chaotic The static and chaotic forms of any given system are opposite extremes of each other, and by themselves are considered to be simple systems. The static and chaotic opposite extremes are considered simple because only one realm of science is needed for each, either classical or quantum like realms. For static systems with relatively few variables and simple motion, classical methods that deal with Newtonian like systems are sufficient. For chaotic systems, with near infinite variables and quantum like motion, statistical like methods are equally sufficient to understand the system. But at the phase transition between the two opposite forms, it is no longer possible to use one-or-the-other types of methods as /BOTH/ kinds of motion or behavior coexist simultaneously. As in a simple cloud. Or as in the dual nature of light. Acting as either a particle or a wave depending on how it's observed. So, the phase transition state between the opposite extremes is considered the "complex realm". Since both well-known realms of science are equally unable to fully describe the system. Bother classical and quantum like methods are required simultaneously. Another term for this phase transition state between opposite extremes in called 'the edge of chaos'...or the 'complex realm'. For instance, in weather prediction. The complex realm would be the point at which relatively precise predictions based on detailed initial conditions transitions to statistical predictions based on longer term averages etc. Or that fuzzy place where predicting is considered more art than science. The complex realm of fluids and clouds. Or for a solar system the complex realm where hot planets transition to frozen ones. Or for a society, where the opposite extremes of rules and freedom coexist in an unstable equilibriun. A system not dominated by either opposite. This is the real world complex realm that defies conventional (pre-chaos theory) approaches such as emotions, art and philosophy. static dynamic complex It is this emergent middle dynamic (complex) real world realm that is the source of all visible order in the universe. Including the opposite extremes of the physical and living universes. As the very same complex relationship works as well for clouds as it does for Darwinian evolution. As in... genetics selection mutation Spontaneous order, and creation itself is found where the opposite extremes in possibility coexist so that one can't tell which-is-which. As in male creation female So to find life, any kind of life under the sun, one should simply begin by first defining the opposite extremes in possibility for the system at hand. For instance, in a solar system, one would look for the planet that displays both extremes at once, if it exists. In our case where a planet displays /BOTH/ static (solid) and chaotic (gaseous) properties at once and in relative equilibrium. static dynamic chaotic little changing orderly change chaotic change mars earth venus On earth the dynamic, fluid like biosphere emerges from a system where neither geology dominates, as with mars, or the atmosphere dominates, as with venus. Where both opposite extremes are in equilibrium and constantly transitioning between the two, is where increasing order, complexity and life is found. As in the Mona Lisa smile, which is it? Devious of happy? If you can't tell which opposite extreme dominates, you're at the complex 'edge', where beauty and wisdom resides, where spontaneous order and creation is found. Where systems self-organize and take on a life of its own. Where the whole is greater than the sum of the parts. s This observationology of image interpretation isn't even the least bit phony, or is it having any ulterior motives or hidden agenda like our mutually perpetrated cold-war(s), or even hot-war(s) over energy as of lately, and there's nothing but an all around win-win for science and humanity if in fact any of those hot rocks are actually those modified and/or put to good use by intelligent other life. At least there's nothing about Venus that's technically all that insurmountable, that is unless you're not quite half as smart as a hot rock. The official NASA/Magellan image being that of a 36 look per pixel format or composite of pixels having been given essentially the benefit of 36 confirming looks each, is by itself worthy of looking at for all kinds of honest reasons besides those of whatever's so intelligent/artificial, as opposed to the perfectly natural looking items that are of equally impressive planetology. Does anyone in GOOGLE/NOVA usenet land care to discuss/review the long list of what-ifs? - Brad Guth - |
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On Oct 10, 6:27 pm, "Jonathan" wrote:
"BradGuth" wrote in message oups.com... It's as though we're not being told the whole truth and nothing but the truth about much of anything these days. Talk about revising history, science and a whole lot more, whereas those hot rocks of Venus that so happen to look so unusually intelligent are most likely still there to behold. I've looked at all of them for any such signs. But we shouldn't expect to find life on the surface of Venus. If you would first try to abstractly understand the conditions needed for life you would see why. You mean that you can't explain as to why those hot rocks of the image I'm speaking of look as though so unusually artificial, or otherwise looking as though intelligenly utilized, but yet you'll automatically argue against intelligent other life existing/coexisting on Venus regardless of the laws of physics and the best available science being on my side of this topic. - Brad Guth - |
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On Oct 10, 6:27 pm, "Jonathan" wrote:
Life is the result of the unstable equilibrium, or phase transition, between opposite extremes in possibility. But not opposite extremes in only magnitude or space, but qualitative opposites as well. For instance starting with the abstract example of this critical relationship... The opposite extremes of solids and gasses, when in an unstable equilibrium with each other, or at the phase transition between each other, produce the life favoring conditions of fluids. As in solid fluids gasses ice water vapor .....or more generically static dynamic chaotic The static and chaotic forms of any given system are opposite extremes of each other, and by themselves are considered to be simple systems. The static and chaotic opposite extremes are considered simple because only one realm of science is needed for each, either classical or quantum like realms. For static systems with relatively few variables and simple motion, classical methods that deal with Newtonian like systems are sufficient. For chaotic systems, with near infinite variables and quantum like motion, statistical like methods are equally sufficient to understand the system. But at the phase transition between the two opposite forms, it is no longer possible to use one-or-the-other types of methods as /BOTH/ kinds of motion or behavior coexist simultaneously. As in a simple cloud. Or as in the dual nature of light. Acting as either a particle or a wave depending on how it's observed. So, the phase transition state between the opposite extremes is considered the "complex realm". Since both well-known realms of science are equally unable to fully describe the system. Bother classical and quantum like methods are required simultaneously. Another term for this phase transition state between opposite extremes in called 'the edge of chaos'...or the 'complex realm'. For instance, in weather prediction. The complex realm would be the point at which relatively precise predictions based on detailed initial conditions transitions to statistical predictions based on longer term averages etc. Or that fuzzy place where predicting is considered more art than science. The complex realm of fluids and clouds. Or for a solar system the complex realm where hot planets transition to frozen ones. Or for a society, where the opposite extremes of rules and freedom coexist in an unstable equilibriun. A system not dominated by either opposite. This is the real world complex realm that defies conventional (pre-chaos theory) approaches such as emotions, art and philosophy. static dynamic complex It is this emergent middle dynamic (complex) real world realm that is the source of all visible order in the universe. Including the opposite extremes of the physical and living universes. As the very same complex relationship works as well for clouds as it does for Darwinian evolution. As in... genetics selection mutation Spontaneous order, and creation itself is found where the opposite extremes in possibility coexist so that one can't tell which-is-which. As in male creation female So to find life, any kind of life under the sun, one should simply begin by first defining the opposite extremes in possibility for the system at hand. For instance, in a solar system, one would look for the planet that displays both extremes at once, if it exists. In our case where a planet displays /BOTH/ static (solid) and chaotic (gaseous) properties at once and in relative equilibrium. static dynamic chaotic little changing orderly change chaotic change mars earth venus On earth the dynamic, fluid like biosphere emerges from a system where neither geology dominates, as with mars, or the atmosphere dominates, as with venus. Where both opposite extremes are in equilibrium and constantly transitioning between the two, is where increasing order, complexity and life is found. As in the Mona Lisa smile, which is it? Devious of happy? If you can't tell which opposite extreme dominates, you're at the complex 'edge', where beauty and wisdom resides, where spontaneous order and creation is found. Where systems self-organize and take on a life of its own. Where the whole is greater than the sum of the parts. For starters, we are not talking about Earth, or even that of our weird moon, of Mars or of whatever's so much further away. Venus is extremely nearby, and it's absolutely chuck full of its own raw energy that only a born-again dork of a naysayer like yourself couldn't possibly appreciate. In other words, your whole of whatever's greater simply has to go out of its way in order to exclude upon intelligent other life regardless of whatever's the applied technology, or even regardless of whatever's the alternative evolution of which you know absolutely nothing about. Please do further explain as to those very intelligent and/or rational looking items as somehow being purely natural, and by way of example as to sharing in where such a rational complex community looking group of considerations are otherwise to be found within common planetology w/o benefit of whatever intelligent life, such as right here on Earth. For one basic example; How many tarmacs are there on Earth that had absolutely nothing whatsoever to do with intelligent life? - Brad Guth - |
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On Oct 10, 11:16 pm, BradGuth wrote:
On Oct 10, 6:27 pm, "Jonathan" wrote: Life is the result of the unstable equilibrium, or phase transition, between opposite extremes in possibility. But not opposite extremes in only magnitude or space, but qualitative opposites as well. For instance starting with the abstract example of this critical relationship... The opposite extremes of solids and gasses, when in an unstable equilibrium with each other, or at the phase transition between each other, produce the life favoring conditions of fluids. As in solid fluids gasses ice water vapor .....or more generically static dynamic chaotic The static and chaotic forms of any given system are opposite extremes of each other, and by themselves are considered to be simple systems. The static and chaotic opposite extremes are considered simple because only one realm of science is needed for each, either classical or quantum like realms. For static systems with relatively few variables and simple motion, classical methods that deal with Newtonian like systems are sufficient. For chaotic systems, with near infinite variables and quantum like motion, statistical like methods are equally sufficient to understand the system. But at the phase transition between the two opposite forms, it is no longer possible to use one-or-the-other types of methods as /BOTH/ kinds of motion or behavior coexist simultaneously. As in a simple cloud. Or as in the dual nature of light. Acting as either a particle or a wave depending on how it's observed. So, the phase transition state between the opposite extremes is considered the "complex realm". Since both well-known realms of science are equally unable to fully describe the system. Bother classical and quantum like methods are required simultaneously. Another term for this phase transition state between opposite extremes in called 'the edge of chaos'...or the 'complex realm'. For instance, in weather prediction. The complex realm would be the point at which relatively precise predictions based on detailed initial conditions transitions to statistical predictions based on longer term averages etc. Or that fuzzy place where predicting is considered more art than science. The complex realm of fluids and clouds. Or for a solar system the complex realm where hot planets transition to frozen ones. Or for a society, where the opposite extremes of rules and freedom coexist in an unstable equilibriun. A system not dominated by either opposite. This is the real world complex realm that defies conventional (pre-chaos theory) approaches such as emotions, art and philosophy. static dynamic complex It is this emergent middle dynamic (complex) real world realm that is the source of all visible order in the universe. Including the opposite extremes of the physical and living universes. As the very same complex relationship works as well for clouds as it does for Darwinian evolution. As in... genetics selection mutation Spontaneous order, and creation itself is found where the opposite extremes in possibility coexist so that one can't tell which-is-which. As in male creation female So to find life, any kind of life under the sun, one should simply begin by first defining the opposite extremes in possibility for the system at hand. For instance, in a solar system, one would look for the planet that displays both extremes at once, if it exists. In our case where a planet displays /BOTH/ static (solid) and chaotic (gaseous) properties at once and in relative equilibrium. static dynamic chaotic little changing orderly change chaotic change mars earth venus On earth the dynamic, fluid like biosphere emerges from a system where neither geology dominates, as with mars, or the atmosphere dominates, as with venus. Where both opposite extremes are in equilibrium and constantly transitioning between the two, is where increasing order, complexity and life is found. As in the Mona Lisa smile, which is it? Devious of happy? If you can't tell which opposite extreme dominates, you're at the complex 'edge', where beauty and wisdom resides, where spontaneous order and creation is found. Where systems self-organize and take on a life of its own. Where the whole is greater than the sum of the parts. For starters, we are not talking about Earth, or even that of our weird moon, of Mars or of whatever's so much further away. Venus is extremely nearby, and it's absolutely chuck full of its own raw energy that only a born-again dork of a naysayer like yourself couldn't possibly appreciate. In other words, your whole of whatever's greater simply has to go out of its way in order to exclude upon intelligent other life regardless of whatever's the applied technology, or even regardless of whatever's the alternative evolution of which you know absolutely nothing about. Please do further explain as to those very intelligent and/or rational looking items as somehow being purely natural, and by way of example as to sharing in where such a rational complex community looking group of considerations are otherwise to be found within common planetology w/o benefit of whatever intelligent life, such as right here on Earth. For one basic example; How many tarmacs are there on Earth that had absolutely nothing whatsoever to do with intelligent life? - Brad Guth -- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - A more appropriate question: Why is it that the only anti-semitic morons out there are those who have not met any Jews? |
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BradGuth writes:
Please do further explain as to those very intelligent and/or rational looking items as somehow being purely natural, and by way of example as to sharing in where such a rational complex community looking group of considerations are otherwise to be found within common planetology w/o benefit of whatever intelligent life, such as right here on Earth. You know, if you don't mind bringing that sentence in for repairs we can have it ready for you to say by next Wednesday. -- Joseph Nebus ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
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On Oct 11, 5:41 am, "Chris C. Larson"
wrote: On Oct 10, 11:16 pm, BradGuth wrote: On Oct 10, 6:27 pm, "Jonathan" wrote: Life is the result of the unstable equilibrium, or phase transition, between opposite extremes in possibility. But not opposite extremes in only magnitude or space, but qualitative opposites as well. For instance starting with the abstract example of this critical relationship... The opposite extremes of solids and gasses, when in an unstable equilibrium with each other, or at the phase transition between each other, produce the life favoring conditions of fluids. As in solid fluids gasses ice water vapor .....or more generically static dynamic chaotic The static and chaotic forms of any given system are opposite extremes of each other, and by themselves are considered to be simple systems. The static and chaotic opposite extremes are considered simple because only one realm of science is needed for each, either classical or quantum like realms. For static systems with relatively few variables and simple motion, classical methods that deal with Newtonian like systems are sufficient. For chaotic systems, with near infinite variables and quantum like motion, statistical like methods are equally sufficient to understand the system. But at the phase transition between the two opposite forms, it is no longer possible to use one-or-the-other types of methods as /BOTH/ kinds of motion or behavior coexist simultaneously. As in a simple cloud. Or as in the dual nature of light. Acting as either a particle or a wave depending on how it's observed. So, the phase transition state between the opposite extremes is considered the "complex realm". Since both well-known realms of science are equally unable to fully describe the system. Bother classical and quantum like methods are required simultaneously. Another term for this phase transition state between opposite extremes in called 'the edge of chaos'...or the 'complex realm'. For instance, in weather prediction. The complex realm would be the point at which relatively precise predictions based on detailed initial conditions transitions to statistical predictions based on longer term averages etc. Or that fuzzy place where predicting is considered more art than science. The complex realm of fluids and clouds. Or for a solar system the complex realm where hot planets transition to frozen ones. Or for a society, where the opposite extremes of rules and freedom coexist in an unstable equilibriun. A system not dominated by either opposite. This is the real world complex realm that defies conventional (pre-chaos theory) approaches such as emotions, art and philosophy. static dynamic complex It is this emergent middle dynamic (complex) real world realm that is the source of all visible order in the universe. Including the opposite extremes of the physical and living universes. As the very same complex relationship works as well for clouds as it does for Darwinian evolution. As in... genetics selection mutation Spontaneous order, and creation itself is found where the opposite extremes in possibility coexist so that one can't tell which-is-which. As in male creation female So to find life, any kind of life under the sun, one should simply begin by first defining the opposite extremes in possibility for the system at hand. For instance, in a solar system, one would look for the planet that displays both extremes at once, if it exists. In our case where a planet displays /BOTH/ static (solid) and chaotic (gaseous) properties at once and in relative equilibrium. static dynamic chaotic little changing orderly change chaotic change mars earth venus On earth the dynamic, fluid like biosphere emerges from a system where neither geology dominates, as with mars, or the atmosphere dominates, as with venus. Where both opposite extremes are in equilibrium and constantly transitioning between the two, is where increasing order, complexity and life is found. As in the Mona Lisa smile, which is it? Devious of happy? If you can't tell which opposite extreme dominates, you're at the complex 'edge', where beauty and wisdom resides, where spontaneous order and creation is found. Where systems self-organize and take on a life of its own. Where the whole is greater than the sum of the parts. For starters, we are not talking about Earth, or even that of our weird moon, of Mars or of whatever's so much further away. Venus is extremely nearby, and it's absolutely chuck full of its own raw energy that only a born-again dork of a naysayer like yourself couldn't possibly appreciate. In other words, your whole of whatever's greater simply has to go out of its way in order to exclude upon intelligent other life regardless of whatever's the applied technology, or even regardless of whatever's the alternative evolution of which you know absolutely nothing about. Please do further explain as to those very intelligent and/or rational looking items as somehow being purely natural, and by way of example as to sharing in where such a rational complex community looking group of considerations are otherwise to be found within common planetology w/o benefit of whatever intelligent life, such as right here on Earth. For one basic example; How many tarmacs are there on Earth that had absolutely nothing whatsoever to do with intelligent life? - Brad Guth -- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - A more appropriate question: Why is it that the only anti-semitic morons out there are those who have not met any Jews? As I've said a thousand times before, I've met and worked for many Jews that would not so much as hurt a Muslim fly, much less attack our USS LIBERTY or knowingly create the fiasco likes of 9/11. I've also met and worked for a few Jews that most certainly would. It must be, because unlike yourself I'm only anti-bad-guy, and if that's our having to be within your 'no such thing as a bad Yid' interpretation of anti-semitic, then so be it. Are you and others of your silly kind afraid that Venus has been Muslim or perhaps Cathar/Kathar? - Brad Guth - |
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On Oct 11, 5:44 am, (Joseph Nebus) wrote:
BradGuth writes: Please do further explain as to those very intelligent and/or rational looking items as somehow being purely natural, and by way of example as to sharing in where such a rational complex community looking group of considerations are otherwise to be found within common planetology w/o benefit of whatever intelligent life, such as right here on Earth. You know, if you don't mind bringing that sentence in for repairs we can have it ready for you to say by next Wednesday. -- Joseph Nebus And that word-game of your's has what exactly to do about planetology or geology, and/or pertaining to the observationology of my having uncovered the intelligent other life that's existing/coexisting on Venus, as having made those hot rocks look exactly as though having perfectally rational infrastructure of a large scale and fairly complex comunity? Are you folks still pretending to not know what specific radar obtained image I'm talking about? - Brad Guth - |
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On Oct 11, 5:44 am, (Joseph Nebus) wrote:
BradGuth writes: Please do further explain as to those very intelligent and/or rational looking items as somehow being purely natural, and by way of example as to sharing in where such a rational complex community looking group of considerations are otherwise to be found within common planetology w/o benefit of whatever intelligent life, such as right here on Earth. You know, if you don't mind bringing that sentence in for repairs we can have it ready for you to say by next Wednesday. -- Joseph Nebus And that word-game of your's has what exactly to do about planetology or geology, and/or pertaining to the observationology of my having uncovered the intelligent other life that's existing/coexisting on Venus, as having made those hot rocks look exactly as though having perfectly rational infrastructure of a large scale and fairly complex community? Are you folks still pretending to not know what specific radar obtained image I'm talking about? Is that also why you'd removed certain newsgroups of alt.astronomy, sci.astro and alt.revisionism? What's next? (the Art Deco treatment) - Brad Guth - |
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On Oct 11, 9:52 am, BradGuth wrote:
On Oct 11, 5:44 am, (Joseph Nebus) wrote: BradGuth writes: Please do further explain as to those very intelligent and/or rational looking items as somehow being purely natural, and by way of example as to sharing in where such a rational complex community looking group of considerations are otherwise to be found within common planetology w/o benefit of whatever intelligent life, such as right here on Earth. You know, if you don't mind bringing that sentence in for repairs we can have it ready for you to say by next Wednesday. -- Joseph Nebus And that word-game of your's has what exactly to do about planetology or geology, and/or pertaining to the observationology of my having uncovered the intelligent other life that's existing/coexisting on Venus, as having made those hot rocks look exactly as though having perfectly rational infrastructure of a large scale and fairly complex community? Are you folks still pretending to not know what specific radar obtained image I'm talking about? Is that also why you'd removed certain newsgroups of alt.astronomy, sci.astro and alt.revisionism? What's next? (the Art Deco treatment) - Brad Guth - Yeah, the Art Deco treatment! Lately I've been plugging electrogravitics, but somehow the software didn't recognize the program I was using and ruined my hyperpaint software - I've tried and tried to post at the imaging service, but the same picture never makes it through! This is what comes out the other end: http://server6.theimagehosting.com/i...saved_text.JPG What are they trying to do with my work? This is terrible. I feel completely nullified - |
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