Sunday, April 6, 2014

CCCLXX

361. The tesseract, now liberated from its antiquated bonds, can best be defined in metaphysical terms as any multidimensional system that may be supported by linear logic but which surfaces in quantum leaps independent of a logical process.

362. This, of course, is most applicable to philosophy, including its branches of mathematics, science, theology, etc. We must assume added dimensions of thought, skipping from peak to peak without bothering with the linear logic of the matter.

363. Tessering, far from the fantasaical riding of time waves through the universe, is a thought process that jumps across the peaks of concepts, connecting seemingly unrelated subjects and generating new creative ideas.

364. In this way the major thesis of the tesseract is preserved: The shortest distance between two points is not necessarily a straight line.

365. The difficulty with philosophical tessering is that it frequently leaves linear logic obscure at its best. It may take years for a technician to trace the logical course of an idea generated through tesser thought, thus slowing its implementation in the scientific world by decades.

366. Still, it can be seen that through the ages, most brilliant discoveries were made not through logical scientific investigation or process, but rather by the quantum leaps made by tessering from peak to peak of the thought process.

367. If the logic of tesser thought is difficult to follow, the pattern of a person engaged in tesser talk is even more difficult unless all the participants in that conversation are tracking on the same sine wave or thought process, frequently banking on the thoughts and ideas expressed by others.

368. In sum, the philosopher should avoid linear logic and engage in the quantum leaps of tessering in order to truly be of service to humanity. Leave logic to technicians whose responsibility it is to prove the theories of the tesserist.

369. Stupidity is its own excuse.

370. A wise man knows he cannot see his own mistakes. Women, too.

 

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