The 2nd Rule of Motion: Straight or Circle

Unit 2

The 2nd Rule of Motion: Straight or Circle

Juan Juan
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Rule 2: Straight or Circular

Every moving identity moves in a straight line when alone, and in a curve or a circle when moving with others. When in a circle, it moves away from the center.

This leads to spin and vortex rotation, producing fractal patterns.

This gives the equations:

  1. No vortex: d2r / dt2 = 0
  2. Within a vortex: d2r / dt2 = −Ω × (Ω × r) − 2Ω × dr / dt

This captures Descartes’ three clauses: straight line alone, curve/circle with others, and (in the rotating frame) the striving away from the center via acf.

This is taken from:

  • Principia Philosophia Part 2 Article 33
  • Principles of Cartesian Philosophy Part 2 Proposition 7
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ScienceDescription
Bio SuperphysicsThis manifests as the helix-shape of the DNA or RNA
Material SuperhysicsThis manifests as particle spin, galaxy rotation, and BAOs
Social SuperphysicsThis manifests as political system and its leadership structure – a circular society is more cohesive and has better leadership
SupermathThis manifests as the action of division

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