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The Parametrization of Science
Date published: 2024-02-02
Date modified: 2024-02-02
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“It doesn't matter how beautiful your theory is, it doesn't matter
how smart you are. If it doesn't agree with experiment, it's wrong.”
Richard P. Feynman
When the Petey Neanderthal raised his head for the first time and saw the stars, something happened. It wasn't the adrenaline of being hunter or prey, it wasn't the instinct to reproduce, it wasn't the search for a better cave to live in.
That starry sky moved his reptilian consciousness to the upper part of his brain: the limbic system. He still doesn't know very well what to do with the emotions that reside there, and he doesn't have easy access to the neocortex; of which his descendants will make the nonplus ultra of their realities.
It is through self-reflection and familiarity with his emotions that Petey begins the process of activating his neocortex and, consequently, his ability to imagine, generating ideas -products of the imagination- in increasingly complicated contexts, until reaching the construction of his Consensus. From then on, Fiat Lux and the reality we live in today took root there.
The matter that forms everything that exists on the planet, whether mobile, immobile, cerebral, or decerebrate, is always the same. Furthermore, physics tells us that the forces that act on everything -not only on the planet but in the universe- are always the same. Chemistry guarantees the innumerable possibilities of these correlations of matter that, with increasing complexity, weave the fabric of reality.
The Earth is a closed system in which hypotheses, axioms, definitions, and concepts are interrelated. In the exact sciences, these physical and chemical relationships find their theoretical confirmation in mathematics and vice versa.
The stability of interconnected patterns at a very sophisticated level of complexity allows the establishment of patterns that guarantee dogmatic reality and our peace of mind in this very brief interval we know as life.
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