— EDUCATION —

One of the greatest challenges that the education sector is to face is how to resolve what may be called the natural-artificial paradox.

By this I mean that as a human it is very difficult to perceive the difference between natural and artificial, because once we reach the threshold of having conscious awareness of ourselves as being human, we are already processing things. And anything natural that is processed by the human mind and body becomes artificial by definition, remembering that the mind is a processor just as much as the body is.

Yet, it is natural for the human mind and body to do this — it’s in our DNA!

So how do we solve the paradox of it being natural to be artificial? What is it exactly that we should be focusing on to find answers instead of just looking at processed ‘facts’ that are formed in our mental ‘factories’, when there are already many hints and clues that such facts are artificial constructs or ‘finished products’?

Over the coming months, further information will appear here highlighting how progress can be made within each individual’s time coaching framework by studying certain themes explored in specialist subjects, including:

  • Economics
  • Mathematics
  • Law
  • Art
  • Literature
  • Philosophy
  • Computer Science
  • Property & Construction
  • Gardening
  • Healing Modalities (eg reiki, hypnotherapy, etc)
  • Psychology
  • Politics
  • Physics
  • Artificial Intelligence

Economics

  • Little did I know when studying Economics at college some 40 years ago that it would deliver up a most excellent ‘associative’ framework by which to understand the mechanics of the mind, particularly the object-oriented ‘end-point’ aspect of mind known as ego
  • As you have Economics, you also have Egonomics, understanding for example that it can be approached from both microegonomics and macroegonomic angles, in the same way that Economics is broadly taught through microeconomic and macroeconomic lenses
  • It is known for example that every project requires labour and materials, with all materials coming from Earth’s ecosystems — similarly we can deduce in parallel that all ‘mental’ materials are drawn from natural egosystems — and we have to be careful not to over-pollute these egosystems as the means by which these egosystems will ‘self-correct’ or ‘self-cleanse’ will become more and more difficult to navigate in everyday life

Mathematics

  • It is often forgotten that our ‘elementary’ mathematics is taught for convenience purposes only, in that it is highly artificial in its construction
  • If taken as being the ‘true’ state of things then we self-create more problems than answers, which can start simple, but then can get so highly complex that the energy taken to try and unravel them is greater than the energy created — in other words, the costs outweigh the benefits — a process of ‘self-consumption’ then begins — a mental black hole
  • There is in Nature what you might call an ‘infinite variable’, one which any objective mathematical system can never ‘locate’ or ‘anticipate’, no matter how micro- or macro-scopically it chooses to delve — more on this in Computer Science below, but suffice it to say that the reason ‘driverless’ cars can often find themselves in a pickle is down to the ‘infinite variable’ coming into play
  • It is this ‘infinite variable’ which ensures that ‘life’ continues on its merry way, and whilst it is ever-present in all mathematical gymnastics, it will ever-elude any purely objective mathematical approach of counting ‘units of things’
  • Mathematics is most true when we consider equations involving relativities and exchanges, as is considered in more advanced mathematical escapades — but as soon as you seek to put any kind of number, any kind of objective amount into such equations, they fall down, causing more problems than they are trying to solve
  • Having said all that, mathematics does however remain, and will always be, a most beautiful avenue of artistic expression and experience

Law

  • There is certainly a long arm of the law, and the body which has the longest arm, is Nature
  • This ties in with the economic (and egonomic) principle that you “can’t buck the market”
  • Nature will always help you reset your whole self, whenever your egonomic self gets too far out of kilter with its ‘natural’ self (not forgetting that the egonomic self is also natural, but can get lost sometimes in its artistic and artefactual, and dare I say, artificial productions)
  • Nature and its natural laws provide your ‘way home’ after a hard day’s night, you’ve just got to let it be

Art

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Literature

Philosophy

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Computer Science

  • As an extension of mathematics, computer science seeks to replicate the human intellect, essentially by creating a network of switches, which are either in the 0 or 1 position, OFF or ON
  • The most current version of this replicant behaviour is of course artificial intelligence, which is discussed further below
  • It is important however to just roll back the years a bit, and understand that we are more than the human intellect, we also experience feelings and emotions, and intuition, as a kind of ‘feedback’, which of course a computer is not able to do — it is not able to self-reflect, as it believes there is no need to because everything it does is always correct, mathematically correct that is — it does not even question why it glitches, though we can
  • Fundamentally then, in everyday terms, the 0 and 1 positions are equivalent to us measuring just nights and days and then calling that the whole of reality, when of course we know that is far from the truth — the world is far more dimensional than just nights and days, infinitely so
  • Again, rolling back the years, it is important to highlight that our intuition is the best time-keeper, while our intellect improves our overall ability as a space-keeper, in a similar way to how our eyes (and egos) help us see what we are doing
  • Our intuitive aspects of self are the best time-keeper because they flow in unison with what may be called the seasons of the multidimensional mind — and in so doing ’embrace’ a most vital concept that I’ve already touched on in Mathematics above — the ‘infinite variable’ — whilst the 0/1 method of measurement has to reject such a concept for it to function ‘properly’, not realising that this infinite variable is the cornerstone of natural mathematics, as distinct from the less-dimensional artificial or purely objective mathematics that computers require as their lifeblood
  • Having said all that, computers are a tool like any other — it is up to us how we use them, and used properly they can be of exceptional benefit (the opposite of course also being true, as we so choose)

Property & Construction

  • A very useful associative framework, especially when you start with the two basic aspects of the ‘natural’ environment and the ‘built’ environment, which can also be said to be equivalent to the referencing of egosystems and egonomic systems in Economics above
  • Buildings, vehicles, and all technologies and artefacts for that matter that we create represent our ‘subconscious’ layer of mind, our ‘processed’ aspect of mind
  • In physical technology terms, how well we understand and manage this process then determines the quality of earth’s landscapes and climates, which ultimately we depend on as a biological being — without a biological or equivalent ‘vehicle’ of consciousness, there is no driver, no evolver, ie our mental conscious awareness
  • In nonphysical terms, this can be equated to how well we understand and manage our subconscious activity and outputs, especially ‘mass production’, which then determines the quality of our physical and emotional landscapes and climates
  • Whether by accident or design, if we choose to try to ‘destroy’ our earth, our soul, then ultimately what we actually destroy are our ego selves, our mortal selves — if not rectified proactively in accordance with good practice, then our broader nature eventually sets in motion ‘correcting’ factors, such as earth upheavals, as natural timing needs to be observed at all levels — no one is above the law, so to speak

Gardening

  • Linking in with Property & Construction, these associative frameworks help to clarify the ‘sub’ and ‘super’ aspects of mind
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Healing Modalities

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Psychology

  • See Economics above

Politics

  • All creative movements, including politics, reflect the beliefs, intents and desires of the mass mind
  • Ultimately then, the political ‘party’ in charge of everything is the one with no name and every name, that is, the great body of the people
  • Any ‘official’ political party that wishes to come through on behalf of the true nature of the great body of the people will be the one which understands the true nature of money and time

Physics

  • Still principally focuses on an objective reality despite Einstein being a subjective-objective thinker
  • Ergo development of nuclear bomb…
  • And ‘negative’ analogies unwittingly being proffered in quantum theory — obviously pointing to any ‘advancements’ being potentially more destructive than any nuclear bomb imaginable (albeit only for those entangled in such skewed systems of thought so quite selective in that respect)
  • It seems logical to deduce that you can’t properly access a fourth dimension (and beyond) using three-dimensional instruments as intermediaries — what is required is a multidimensional instrument or vehicle — put simply, there is no need for a middleman, especially one less dimensional than the one you seek
  • Three-dimensional instruments can serve to a limited degree as artificial models for understanding greater concepts, but generally speaking there are many far better natural models out there, supermodels, to help us make progress here

Artificial Intelligence

  • Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a purely objective model which will help us come to understand the true unlimited potentials of Natural Intelligence (NI), it will help trigger that framework of understanding so that we can individually and en masse ‘move on’ — we can choose whether to do this the pleasurable way, or the painful way — AI is simply a tool like any other, neutral in intent, not knowing the difference between pain and pleasure — that’s our job!
  • Ultimately, just as natural intelligence has the potential to collapse time, artificial intelligence has the potential to collapse money — this aspect, of course, is the main blockage, the belief that money always must get bigger and bigger and bigger, rather than realising that money is simply a means to an end (and new beginning), rather than an end in itself — the idea is to ride the waves of time, not turn them into a tsunami
  • AI is essentially an accelerant, like any tool is. As already mentioned, however, it does not discriminate between whether to accelerate something good or something not-so-good. In one sense it is the artificial version of our natural intellect. Natural intellect is however different to Natural Intelligence, which requires both the natural intellect and the natural intuition to work together to find the sweet spots, the ‘good’ spots. AI will then be of exceptional benefit if it is built on NI, but of exceptional disbenefit if built on the human intellect alone — hopefully this is an obvious statement and should go without saying
  • To build your house on silicon alone is to ask for trouble, self-trouble. Bring in good proportions of the intuitive elements, and the absolute opposite is true