Sep
13
2011
(New readers will want to start with the first installment.)
We ended the last installment by discussing the esoteric nature of the injunction. We continue this exploration, and bring this series to a close.
LoF p. 81
In the command "let the crossing be to the state indicated by the token" we at once make the token doubly meaningful, first...
Sep
06
2011
(New readers will want to start with the first installment.)
We ended the last installment with a recognition that the Laws of Form naturally led GSB to an understanding of both the necessity and importance of the realm of imaginary numbers. We will continue this elaboration.
You are likely familiar with the paradoxical sentence: "This sentence is...
Aug
30
2011
(New readers will want to start with the first installment.)
We ended the last installment having come to realize something of the esoteric significance of the taijitu, or yin-yang, form, in something of an extended tangent. We return now to the text.
GSB himself seemed to understand the importance of the Laws of Form, even if there...
Aug
23
2011
(New readers will want to start with the first installment.)
We ended the last installment noting that the first distinction must be of distinction, but this must be considered as a complex, recursive creation and simultaneous crossing of a boundary that is just precisely the boundary between that very activity of its creation and the fact...
Aug
16
2011
(New readers will want to start with the first installment.)
Let us continue our beginning:
LoF p. 1
We take as given the idea of distinction and the idea of indication, and that we cannot make an indication without drawing a distinction. We take, therefore, the form of distinction for the form.
If this doesn't strike you as having a "mystical"...







