[From the work of David Bohm and David Peat "Science, Order and Creativity" ]
"Our knowledge of the universe is derived from this act of participation in which we involved ourselves, our senses, the instruments used in the experiments, the way we communicate and the ways we choose to describe nature. Thus, this knowledge is both subjective and objective. "
" The subjective element of our knowledge reality is not given by the senses, but all the social and mental scheme in which dasarrolla science. "
" The core business of science is the thought that emerges from the creative insight and expressed through play. "
" Any search for absolute knowledge and defined is an illusion, since all knowledge stems from the changing perception activity creative free play, exposure to the action and return as experience. "
Bohm and Peat quote the causal interpretation of quantum mechanics states that in addition classical potential, a potential new act also called quantum potential Q, which contain all the new features of the quantum world.
The quantum potential is given by an expression that depends on the "wave function" derived from the Schrödinger equation, Planck's constant and the mass of the particle (electron, etc.).. But what is significant, mathematically, is that the expression of quantum potential the wave function is found in both the numerator and denominator, so that the quantum potential is independent of the strength or intensity of the quantum field, depending only form (so it has contributions from all other objects in the environment of the particle).
Within the limits within which the quantum potential is negligible, the objects behave as if they were independent (which the classic case of larger systems). "This limit, or negligible quantum potential, is in fact the" classical limit. " "But there are some phenomena that are low temperatures, such as superconductivity and superfluidity, in which the quantum potential remains appreciable even at large scale."
"A significant feature of the interpretation causal is that classical mechanics, or Newtonian, becomes a special case of quantum mechanics: one in which the quantum potential is negligible. "This will avoid" ruptures and discontinuities in interpretation "(the quantum) such as the so-called "collapse of the wave function."
"It is necessary, both in science and in art, it enables new building generative perceptual orders, orders that go beyond the individual content and include all of the common cultural experience. We suggest that the implicate order or wrapped contains this potential. "
"Sheldrake has suggested that the experience gained by a species constitute a kind of memory formation, moving to individual members to act on it."
"This approach just proposed has some Lamarckism and Darwinism, but exceeds them. The nature of the protointeligencia shows obvious similarities with Lamarckism, in the sense that responds creatively to a specific situation. Moreover, the notion of protointelecto approaching Darwin, in the sense that a species depends on the "memory" contained in DNA, and possibly the training fields of Sheldrake. However, this is only part of a global generative order, which extends to include all life and matter, the entire known universe and what might lie beyond. "
" If we say that knowledge is a material process, this could be quite successful to some extent. But it is also something else. It is based on the infinite depth of the orders involved and generative, ranging from the relatively clear to ever greater subtlety. "
" may well go beyond the usual approaches, in which mind and matter are two separate but interrelated currents, or in which that knowledge is merely a material process.
This way of seeing the nature of reality can be extended to life in general, and even what is called inanimate matter. The root of what appears in these forms lies at the bottom of the orders generated and involved in the whole matter, life and mind. In this sense, even inanimate matter must have some kind of mental aspect. "" Of course, this does not mean you can assume one "known" to the electrons or other "particles." This comes only in more complex levels of generative order. "
"However, it is essential that there is no sharp cutoff between knowledge, life and matter, whether animate or inanimate."
"It seems possible that a new computer model or a new language can adequately mimic this freedom, although it could provide significant developments within the limited field of artificial intelligence. "
" But what matters is the overall attitude against this knowledge. "
" creativity must be maintained. "
" Since the creative potential is something natural, the key is to let light rigid assumptions that block and then be able to dissolve them. "
" The most important is that the mind has managed to move along the "middle ground" between extremes .
Source: Symbiotic's Blog
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