The Egg, Shape and Nature

24 Pages Posted: 22 Dec 2010 Last revised: 26 Apr 2013

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Marvin Eli Kirsh

California State University, Los Angeles

Date Written: December 22, 2010

Abstract

It is suggested that the characteristcs of emerged entities, identities, is specific path, path length, and path length time determined, mostly within folds that are not witnessible consistently from the investigation of reverse processes. Examined in this presentation is the topic of form and surface from the perspective of the philosophy of Bertrand Russell, theory in physics and a graphical egg representation that contradicts modernly accepted precepts in physics theory. Shape in nature is discussed in relation to cause and effect, the universal attribute of contingency and a special verses general case to describe the world. Argument is presented for the application effort in interpretation to consider criteria of shape and form though associated interpretation may result to be insufficient or incomplete according to theoretical rationale.

Keywords: the egg, shape and form, identity, instinct, 'the concept', mind and matter, Russells' Paradox, Einsteins' theory of relativity, container and contents

Suggested Citation

Kirsh, Marvin Eli, The Egg, Shape and Nature (December 22, 2010). Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=1729753 or http://dx.doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.1729753

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