I would discuss more with you your idea of three-way jumps, but I have to be truthful... even now after several times having asked you to elaborate on and explain your theory, I still have trouble completely grasping fully what it is you're trying to imply.

I do understand that what you're saying is that in order for an event to have any meaning, there must be something else to compare it to. You claim that this "pattern matching" gives rise to all physics and mathematics, correct? But why the orthogonal jump oscillations? and why the "musical chairs"? How do these concepts play into "pattern matching" and event recognition?

Oh yes one last thing... I saw you mentioning some books about life & DNA and such. May I HIGHLY recommend Quantum Evolution The New Science of Life by Johnjoe McFadden. This book would not allow me to put it down! It captured my curiosity and covered a lot of the ideas I had about life, as well as answered a few questions I had about what scientists believe to be the origin of consciousness.

• Three-way jump relativity - dolphin - October 31, 2001 - 05:31 UTC