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A simple question by Steaphen: If I move a finger 1cm, science says (by way of using calculus (infinite-series) to calculate its movement) that it goes through infinite contiguous little steps -- thus smooth movement, like a motion-picture film.
What bodily processes (electrical, chemical, neurological) begins, maintains and stops that infinite-step movement?
Zeno's Paradoxes" contains articles and counter-proofs revealing a simple truth: The deeper cause for everyday life is meta-physical in nature. This is easily demonstrated by way ot the Proof of the Impossibility of Physical Movement. Simply put: science argues that for any and all physical movements (even for so simple a movement as lifting one's finger), there are necessarily infinite intervening physical steps to traverse (as required by the use of calculus/geometric series to solve Zeno's Paradoxes).
However, there are no -- and there can be no -- physical causes for that which is purported to involve an infinite-step physical progression (when blinking one's eye, or lifting a finger).
The jig is up. The standard scientific (clockwork universe) world-view does not accommodate the facts.
There are deeper causes for disease beyond physical factors such as bad-genes, viruses and bacteria. There are instantaneous interconnecting 'metaphysical' causes and influences that underlay 'chance events' -- evolution occurs through and with systems volition and intent. Everything, everyone and all events have meaning.
A new "holodynamic systems" world-view (incorporating a discontinuous space | continuous meta-space) is required. Adopting a holodynamic-systems view would revolutionise our sciences, humanities, ecologies and religions.
Zeno's ParadoxesThe paradox of movement. Not as simple as it seems. |
Quantum implicationsThe everyday real-world implications of quantum physics research. |


















