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Theoretical Principles
8/01/07
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To find the ‘laws of physics’ that apply within any natural system you first need a way to reliably identify the system as a whole, in both space and time, and then look inside.
11/20/07
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What’s fairly certain is that things will both begin and end, and have a process of beginning and ending that develops following an accelerating then decelerating progression;
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where you can observe such a progression as a smooth flow or at last a continuous flow in some way, it’s likely you’ll be able to identify an evolving network of loops of effects which amplify and then subside.
9/11/07
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Every natural system is a separate universe with a self-contained design of relationships, its own ‘laws of nature’ for things within it.
Every beginning upsets its own process, often resulting in a profound transformation at end of growth, an internal switch from immature expansion to mature refinement, stopping at a point of maximum freedom rather than maximum burden.
9/10/07
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There is an association between a continuous series of dots and a continuous physical process producing them.
9/06/07
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The principles of natural systems
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change requires a process with
processes of beginning and ending 
- natural systems producing change evolve around network cells of relations that are self-contained, defining their own small universe of changing relationships
- the network cells of relationships within natural systems have independent organization and behavior, that is all their organization and behavior that are original to themselves. [ Though you may not see the difference, they have no way of seeing any other example of themselves and have no way of learning what to do, so they evolve new form spontaneously.]
- [network cells of relationships may sometimes appear mathematical, or as hives of activity engaging equally independent parts, like markets or environments.]
- The beginning of a natural system is the emergence of continuity in the interaction of the parts of what will become its network cell of relationships, observable as flowing change.
- The first possible [evidence of continuity for a natural system is its growth process]. [i.e. all natural systems begin with growth]
- A growth process always destabilizes it’s the network cell of relationships that maintains its stability, upsetting the balance of its environment either internally or externally or both.
- [internalized cells of relationships are inherently invisible to what is outside them and so any observer’s perspective is naturally misleading. It’s not because of prejudice, it’s because it is inherent in the independence of natural system development that their internal relationships develop and operate in secret.]
9/17/07
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The network of relationships around which a natural system develops is like it’s own ‘laws of nature’ and define its ‘universe’ as a separate world.
9/11/07
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Time is constant, an on-going process, not a location.
The formulas don’t contain time as a variable, time is the variation of the formulas.
Things and their observable relationships are fluidly changing
11/20/07
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If you cross your natural limits before slowing down, you’ll slow down after crossing your limits…
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if not end.