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50.4 Scalar Multipliers and Gap Analyses in the Evaluation
of Change in Nature
First, we accept that evolution or some equivalent process, has furnished a matrix
algebra with its scalar multiplications and transpositions. Human scale is our
anthropic lens and, short of a transcendental experience that turns physical (as in the
earlier discussion of the Buddha’s enlightenment, or personal resolve to embrace
and get beyond Hildrop’s Paradox), this scale condemns or liberates us to the properties that guide numbers, as well as the ultimate zero matrix and idempotent
Fig. 50.1 1579 drawing of the Great Chain of Being from Didacus Valades’ Rhetorica Christiana.
(Public Domain)
50.4 Scalar Multipliers and Gap Analyses in the Evaluation of Change in Nature
50.4 Scalar Multipliers and Gap Analyses in the Evaluation
of Change in Nature
First, we accept that evolution or some equivalent process, has furnished a matrix
algebra with its scalar multiplications and transpositions. Human scale is our
anthropic lens and, short of a transcendental experience that turns physical (as in the
earlier discussion of the Buddha’s enlightenment, or personal resolve to embrace
and get beyond Hildrop’s Paradox), this scale condemns or liberates us to the properties that guide numbers, as well as the ultimate zero matrix and idempotent
Fig. 50.1 1579 drawing of the Great Chain of Being from Didacus Valades’ Rhetorica Christiana.
(Public Domain)
50.4 Scalar Multipliers and Gap Analyses in the Evaluation of Change in Nature