The case for quaternion notation
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Quaternion notation is what was used in the original Maxwell equations that were later modified by Heaviside (mentioned in the video) and Hertz into vector notation which removed the scalar (vorticular) component of the equation and left us with modern electrical theory.
From the writings and lectures I have seen from Eric Dollard he is using complex numbers in a similar way for his notation so if you want to develop the skills to practically be able to use the math he discusses this should help. I haven't delved too deep into his stuff yet myself, but it's on the list.
That video is awesome, thanks for sharing it.
From the writings and lectures I have seen from Eric Dollard he is using complex numbers in a similar way for his notation so if you want to develop the skills to practically be able to use the math he discusses this should help. I haven't delved too deep into his stuff yet myself, but it's on the list.
That video is awesome, thanks for sharing it.
You know, I've kind of been thinking about some of this stuff recently, but from a geometric / kabalistic / sound based perspective.
The element of rotation in regards perception keeps popping up for me. It's like, something that looks chaotic is actually highly formal in it's construction if only you are able to approach it from the correct position.
Notice how perfect patterns emerge when your perspective is *just right*?
Not that I'm smart enough for all this, but I feel like meaning is right on the verge of popping out of the chaos, if only I could find a solid place to stand while I'm contemplating it all : )
The element of rotation in regards perception keeps popping up for me. It's like, something that looks chaotic is actually highly formal in it's construction if only you are able to approach it from the correct position.
Notice how perfect patterns emerge when your perspective is *just right*?
Not that I'm smart enough for all this, but I feel like meaning is right on the verge of popping out of the chaos, if only I could find a solid place to stand while I'm contemplating it all : )