patteren

patteren: 120508;705
series: meta;164

in imagining the images (the sought after lacunae, the conjectures comprising the fabric of the elastic proof) [meta132-134], consider a threefold arboreal meta metaphor : (the meta level metaphor being the isomorphic image of the overall elastic proof itself rather than an image characterizing a single node in the fabric of the proof [lacuna] (an image of the center point of the fearful sphere rather than an image of one emanating point : however being that the center is everywhere then this meta level metaphor is at once an image of the whole proof and a reflection of each individual point [lacuna])) : the three alternate arboreal morphic (meta metaphor) substitutions of the elastic proof: i) overtone: the music of the spheres, a tree of sounds emanating from a fundamental; this pythagorean meta map depicts the ptolomaic system of the sphere, requiring the imaginative collapse of theta, a leap of acceptance of unscientific knowledge, i.e., a hidden aspect [lacuna] of physics, a meta phor meta da physika : ii) option: the tree of choice (decision tree), providing the unwitting real time experiment necessary to quantify a meta phor accidentally, or conceptually quantify a meta phor involving the expounded colloquial truth of time's equivalence to money, the nodes of the decision tree representing alternate future choices of the path of the underlying asset which are statistically (using T (theta), volatility, and r (the time value of money)) discounted to a single present value of the option (the elimination of theta) : iii) yggdrasil: the mysterious tree of life which links all of our lacunae by some elusive thread, beginning with the evidently primal utterance ('ask') and spreading isomorphically to all points (embla, alba, elves & alders (all manner of woodland (selva oscura, sacred grove) metaphor (also consider 'mori', the japanese for forest, another phonetic isomorphism of rosa, roma, rota), including the above decision tree and overtone tree) and as such providing the most satisfying substitute for all sought after lacunae; as expressed by jung: 'Trees in particular were mysterious, and seemed to me direct embodiments of the incomprehensible meaning of life.':