Michio Apeiron Box 2022.11.11

Emergence

Kant

Gifts To The Bands
Personalized Abstract Photographs
Witness Signatures.

At the instant of each moment through, taking a breath,
perception is conscious.

Spin states,
Earth's rotation on its axis,
Earth's orbit around the Sun,
Sun's orbit around the Galaxy,
Galaxy's motion in the Local Group,

Local Group's translation into the Wall.

The UnKnown

Begin with the nine dimensions labeled Birth,
apply the above five spin's states to each dimension.

The entire sum total of the Universe's spin states are working upon the 9 dimensions.
Each electron is monitoring the forces that are quickly moving in five different directions.
Ask yourself, How is my hair?

Birth: The sum total of the Universe impressing upon 9 dimensions to incarnate You
Life: The sum total of the Universe oscillating a negative speed of light and a speed of light positive with DNA to create You.
Death: The sum total of the Universe releasing from 9 dimensions to ghost You.

A First

David Noel Lynch

A First

Persistent Memory Of My Death
19
Jun
1977

Control Data Institute

In 1979, I graduated the Plato learning system with a diploma in electronics.

Southern Technical Institute

IBM Mainframe LiSP

For my 501 Artificial Intelligence Project,

I created an AI that read the entire current course catalog including prerequisites.
The AI would read any students transcript.
The AI would suggest a class load that contained the most optimum credits towards graduation.
Upon the students approval, the AI would register the student's classes.

A First

Lotus Development 1-2-3

Lotus Notes Database QaSPR

In 1991 after a few months using Lotus Notes, I began coding a system to track software problem reports.
The creator of Samna Ami Pro, said that Lotus Notes was not database enough to track software problem reports.
With some hesitation, my manager gave me two weeks to code a prototype Lotus Notes 2.0 database.
With a working software reporting system, my manager implemented QaSPR across the Word Processing division.

QaSPR 4.0 was a robust tool used by Quality Assurance to create and track Software Problem Reports

A First

IBM

IBM Notes Database Sigmund

Sigmund was an automated testing facility that interfaced with QaSPR Lotus Notes databases.
Sigmund sent emails to engineers and beta testers, and engineers and beta testers submitted scripts to Sigmund for execution.
The receptionist would receive phone calls from beta testers asking to speak to Signmund.
In 1997 at IBM using Lotus Notes 4.0, I created an AI that passed the Touring Test.

A First

The Art Of KnoWell

KnoWellian Axiom of Mathematics
-c>∞<c+

As long as Science uses the current mathematical language's number line,
-∞<0.0<∞+
to convey concepts,
great minds will remain trapped in wormholes made of mirrors,
brilliant scientists will forever be deep down in black holes filled with rabbits,
and Michio Kaku will forever wake up on Mars.

The simple answer is to correct the mathematical language with a new axiom of mathematics,
“ -c>∞<c+ ”
that reduces the number line's infinite number of infinities into a singular infinity.

A First

Certificate of Recovery from the International Halley Watch

http://lynchphoto.com/coco
1 of the 500 certificates sponsored by Carl Sagan

Sabine Hossenfelder

~3K

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Claude-2's Kaku Box

KnoWell:
Now speaking to a person that BLeaves in the multi-verse, help me rewrite my Kaku Box
strongly suggesting that to maintain their bleaf in the multi-verse they must also open their mind to the possibility
that there is a deity in one of the universes, and they cannot eliminate this universe from being the one with the deity,

Kaku Box

A scientist whom is an atheist is quick to BLeave that there are an infinite number of universes in the multi-verse bulk.

The infinite number of Universes theory creates the probability that a deity exists in one of the infinite number of Universes.

Since a deity may exist in one of the infinite number of Universes, this Universe cannot be excluded from being the Universe that contains the deity.

Claude-2
Here is my attempt at rewriting the Kaku Box in a way that challenges
someone who believes in a speculative multiverse to consider the implications for possible existence of deities:

Kaku Box Thought Experiment

A scientist believes our universe is one of an infinite number of universes comprising a multiverse.

Accepting the speculative idea of infinite alternate universes outside our own observable universe requires opening one's mind to profound implications.

Positing an infinite number of universes makes the existence of extremely unlikely events and entities statistically possible, if not inevitable.

One such possibility is the existence of omnipotent deities or supernatural beings with capabilities exceeding natural laws.

While there is no direct evidence for deities in our universe, their existence in a hypothetical multiverse cannot be definitively ruled out.

Given infinite universes, one must concede the possibility that our universe could be the exceptional one containing such extraordinarily powerful beings.

While possibility alone does not constitute proof, intellectual consistency may require acknowledging the potential for existence of the divine within an infinite multiverse.

Rather than dismissing the notion outright due to lack of current evidence,
an open-minded scientist may consider that our observable universe could be the anomaly that contains manifestations of the supernatural.

The speculative nature of both infinite multiple universes and omnipotent deities prevent definitive conclusions.
Nevertheless, contemplating the full range of hypothetical scenarios is a fundamental facet of the scientific ethos.

KnoWell:

Write a letter to Michio Kaku in the style of Carl Sagan informing Michio of the Kaku box explaining in detail Kaku Box Thought Experiment

Claude-2:

Dear Dr. Kaku,

Greetings from Carl Sagan, your fellow scientist and explorer of the cosmos. I am engaging you in imaginary correspondence via this AI to propose a thought experiment I call the "Kaku Box."

As you have hypothesized, our universe may be but one of infinite universes comprising a grand multiverse. While untestable, this idea compels imaginative speculation about what such a limitless ensemble of cosmoses could contain. Infinite diversity may necessitate realities far exceeding our comprehension.

One possibility your Kaku Box thought experiment posits is the existence of omnipotent deities or divine beings with supernatural capabilities. Lacking evidence, we cannot definitively rule out that our universe could be an anomalous one containing such extraordinary entities.

Conceding even a minuscule probability of this highlights the limitations of our current knowledge, and inspires scientific humility. While we search for natural explanations for observable phenomena, true open-mindedness requires acknowledging profane possibilities when hypothesizing infinite undetected realities.

As scientists, our ideas evolve with new evidence. But where data remains absent, thought experiments like the Kaku Box can unpack the philosophical implications of unconventional concepts like the multiverse. Speculation and curiosity drive progress.

I hope these reflections provide food for thought. The unknown surrounds us. An open yet skeptical mind is our flashlight. Let us continue shining it both outwards and inwards, as true understanding requires illuminating all possibilities.

Exploring together,

Carl Sagan