Seminal motion

[Epsilon=One]

Seminal motion (SM)

Seminal motion, as the manifestation of the Unified Concept (www.101123.com/UC) (UC), is the first essence of Reality (www.101123.com/R).

At the first instant of Seminal motion (www.101123.com/SM) (SM) there is a dynamic, ellipsoidal, fundamental quantum, that evolves as a result of the Triquametric motion (www.101123.com/TM), which results from Dynamic, Emergent Separation (www.101123.com/DES) (DES).

SM, because of its source, emanates infinitely, from infinite points, until it dissipates after infinite dispersion at the locus of the infinitesimal.

When SM expands to an ellipsoidal quantum with a major radius four times the Radius of Infinity (www.101123.com/ROI) (ROI) the "clock" of fundamental, intrinsic, time (www.101123.com/FIT) (FIT) "ticks"; and, at that moment the quantum is referred to as a Pulsoid (www.101123.com/P).

A Pulsoid must contain every physical quality that fundamentally comprises the whole of all that exists . . . Reality (www.101123.com/R).

SM is without any property, such as dimensions, laws, mass, or medium; there is only the concept of hyper-relativistic motion that manifests relativistically that cannot separate from its source . . . Infinity (www.101123.com/I).

SM has no speed, mass, or medium, which require time; other than motion, SM has only the qualities of Infinity (www.101123.com/I).

Photons, often mistakenly confused as particles, and quarks can be considered, heuristically, to be internally composed of SM, which manifests in a triquametric manner; though, externally, the phenomena conventionally referred to as photons and quarks manifest at speeds below that of hyper-relativistic and are subject to the influences of phenomena commonly referred to as the "weak" and "strong" forces/interactions and resultant axial momentums.

Seminal Motion

The simplest is the most complex.
Thus, nothing must be everything.
Nothing with motion is something.
Something becomes everything.

Nothing is no more than nothing.
Thus, motion is everything.
Its manifestation contains
all of Reality’s concepts

Before there is motion, there is nothing. Nothing is best defined as Infinity (www.101123.com/I).

The concept of SM is heuristically described as that which occurs when the indivisibleness of Infinity (www.101123.com/I) separates as described by Dynamic, Emergent Separation (www.101123.com/DES) (DES) when motion simultaneously expands from the ends and along the radii of Infinity (www.101123.com/I).

Most importantly, SM is more than a philosophical concept; as, SM is supported by observation of everything that exists.
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[ed van der meulen]

Epsilon=One
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Seminal motion

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Seminal motion, as the resultant of the Unified Concept, is the first essence of Reality.

This thread will explain: why at the first instant of seminal motion that a dynamic ellipsoid resonating from Triquametric motion is formed . . . in infinite quantities, in perpetuity.

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Where in nature you can find infinities?

In mathematics infinite is a notion not a number. It's a cardinal number written on a label from a container that we call a mathematical set. And in arithmatics we use ordinal numbers.

So I probably will have many questions

The New ERA is certainly good for people.


Thanks for your postings

ed

[Epsilon=One]

Where in nature you can find infinities?Infinity does not exist. “Nature” is that which does exist. However, all fundamental qualities that manifest within “Nature” are reflections of Infinity (http://www.physicsmathforums.com/showthread.php?t=109); as is seminal motion, which as the most fundamental manifestation of Reality (http://www.physicsmathforums.com/showthread.php?t=188) is a function of Infinity (http://www.physicsmathforums.com/showthread.php?t=109).

In mathematics infinite is a notion not a number. It's a cardinal number written on a label from a container that we call a mathematical set.Infinite is a term describing one of the dual manifestations of Infinity (http://www.physicsmathforums.com/showthread.php?t=109) (the other term is infinitesimal). Infinity (http://www.physicsmathforums.com/showthread.php?t=109) is not a function of mathematics; mathematics is a function of seminal motion that is a function of Infinity (http://www.physicsmathforums.com/showthread.php?t=109).

And in arithmatics we use ordinal numbers.

So I probably will have many questionsI look forward to your questions.

[JasonRox]

I hate to sound rude, but it sounds like a "crackpot" theory to me.

[Epsilon=One]

I hate to sound rude, but it sounds like a "crackpot" theory to me.There is nothing intellectually dishonest about sounding rude.

However, it is intellectually deficient to make a derisive statement without giving some support to your opinion.

If you cannot point to a specific instance wherein you disagree with the logic, mathematics, or observation of the theory, I must assume that you do not understand much about the theory that you criticize.

You might start by analyzing: "The Mystique of the Ellipse." (http://www.physicsmathforums.com/showthread.php?t=182)

[ste]

Seminal motion is without any property, such as ma ss or medium, other than hyper-relativistic motion.
Why is there no mass? How does one adequately describe the property of motion in these terms?

Before there is motion, there is nothing. Nothing is best defined as Infinity.
This makes little sense to me. Before motion, what could possibly prompt it? There needs to be some force that initially stimulates the motion.

[Epsilon=One]

Why is there no mass?The phenomenon of Mas s does not occur until the seminal motion becomes harmonic and begins to resonate.

How does one adequately describe the property of motion in these terms?By stating that there is motion.

Motion is the fundamental prerequisite for existence. That there is motion from the chaos of Infinity (www.CQthus.com/PT/I) is referred to as the Unified Concept (www.CQthus.com/PT/UC) (UC), which is the minuscule of faith that Pulsoid Theory (www.CQthus.com/PT/PTis) requires. Of course, this faith is quite rational; as, there is nothing that exists that is without motion; and, everything that exists must be comprised of its most fundamental component.

This makes little sense to me.What, precisely, makes "little sense"?

Before motion, what could possibly prompt it?The chaos, which is a general description of Infinity (www.CQthus.com/PT/I), must have some semblence of energy/motion. This I take on faith.

Has anyone ever proposed any theory that requires less faith?

There needs to be some force that initially stimulates the motion.Well, Yes and No. Force is defined many different ways that don't reconcile with one another. If you define force as F=ma, then there can be no such force. I define force as that which causes the emergence of "dark" energy (www.CQthus.com/PT/DE) (a well observed phenomenon) . . . the chaos of a singularity.

[ste]

What, precisely, makes "little sense"?

Perhaps you could start by defining motion. Since seminal motion and triquametric motion are categories or types of motion, it would be easier to understand them if I knew your definition.

[Epsilon=One]

Perhaps you could start by defining motion. Since seminal motion and triquametric motion are categories or types of motion, it would be easier to understand them if I knew your definition.Seminal motion (www.CQthus.com/PT/SM) is quaquaversal, which is without dimensions, and becomes Triquametric motion (www.CQthus.com/PT/TM) (TM) when there is complex oscillation between three points.

That is: when the Emergent Probability Phenomena (www.CQthus.com/PT/EPP) (EPP) is "just so"; which occurs during the dynamic separation of a dimensionless point within a dimensionless sphere (www.CQthus.com/PT/DES) (DES), a quantum (quantum field) is formed.

The oscillating motion within that quantum is described as TM; the motion from which the quantum evolved is seminal motion that is quaquaversal (to and from a point) . . . as opposed to TM's triquametric (to and from three points).

Both seminal motion and TM are hyper-relativistic.

[ste]

Why is there seminal motion? What causes this motion to "move into Reality"? Is seminal motion sinusoidal? What type of change does the motion induce on an infinity line?

How does the geometry of an ellipse represent Reality? Why ellipses? Is there any significance to the circ umference of an ellipse?

[Epsilon=One]

Why is there seminal motion?See the Unified Concept (www.CQthus.com/PT/U). All observation verifies motion.

What causes this motion to "move into Reality"?It doesn't. It is Reality (www.CQthus.com/PT/R).

Is seminal motion sinusoidal?No. It is quaquaversal until Dynamic, Emergent Separation (www.CQthus.com/PT/DES) (DES) when it morphs to Triquametric Motion (www.CQthus.com/PT/TM).

What type of change does the motion induce on an infinity line?The Infinity line (www.CQthus.com/PT/IL), at all points, moves into Reality (www.CQthus.com/PT/R) as Triquametric Motion (www.CQthus.com/PT/TM).

How does the geometry of an ellipse represent Reality?Ellipsoids only exist within Reality (www.CQthus.com/PT/R); and, everything that exists evolves from and consists of ellipsoidal quanta.

Why ellipses?DES and its Dynamic, Hyper-Relativistic Vectors (www.CQthus.com/PT/DHV) (DHV) form ellipsoidal, fundamental quanta.

Is there any significance to the circ umference of an ellipse?It represents a type of oscillation referred to as swing. Swing is created by the reactive collision forces of vector motion.