{Self-referential Spin}[5th January 1990]

[Redbook7:14-15][19900105:1843]{Self-referential Spin}[5th January 1990]

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I suppose if I was asked to explain why, in my view, such basically circular or cyclical (strictly, spiralling) patterns keep appearing in the condition and affairs of the World, I would try to take the questioner’s mind back the original state of things, or rather of Nothing; ‘before’ the Universe. The God who exists before (ie outside) his Creation must be entirely self-referential, as it were. This Creator might well think initially in terms of of self-referential creation(s); in any case, the Creation, to be independent internally, must not be too obviously referable to its Creator, so that leaves only self-reference. The principles of self-reference would therefore be likely to operate ab initio,* and at all fundamental levels.

So far as I know** or can imagine, the only movement (ie dynamic – I am uncertain about static conditions, or states) which can be described entirely self-referentially is a closed circle – a revolution about own [sic] axis – at its simplest, a spin: for example, a 360^o revolution of any individual describes real (dynamic) motion and brings it back to its starting point so that despite the real motion, no external space – no space or co-ordinates external to the individual – is described, required, or implied.***

*[=from the beginning]

**(ref ?II... [Possibly, [Redbook2:246A-G][c19820815ff]{[Fundamental Forces, Particles, & Spin]}[c.15^th August 1982 ff]])

[& see [Redbook4:8][19870705:1545j]{Original Spin}[5^th July 1987];

& cf [Redbook4:27][19870709:1308]{Spin}[9^th July 1987],

[Redbook4:149-152][19871021:1425]{Superstrings and Fundamental Forces}[21st October 1987], [Redbook4:312-313][19880112:1805h]{The Separations [continued (4)] – The Line [continued]}[12th January 1988],

[Redbook4:315][19880112:1805k]{The Separations [continued (7)] – Creation}[12th January 1988],

[Redbook5:228][19880724:2355f]{The Sphere [continued (18)]}[24th July 1988]

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***{What if it is not circular nor a point?}

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