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jeffrey E. <jeevacation@gmail.com>
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Tuesday, July 12, 2016 3:48 PM
To:
Rupert Sheldrake
Subject:
Re: fields
On Tue, Jul 12, 2016 at 9:41 AM, Rupert Sheldrake <=pan dir="ltr">
<mailto:rsheldrake@clara.co.uk» wrote:
Dear Jeffrey,
They could be probability fields thems=lves, you're right. When I first put forward this hypothesis I
corresponded with Karl Popper, the philosopher of science, abo=t it and he thought morphic fields sounded like what he
called propensity fie=ds, a very similar concept to your probability fields. The p=oblem is that when you propose this
idea to people they just can't grasp the idea of free-floating prob=bility fields. They ask "What are they made of?" It's
true that it's also ha=d to answer the question of what are quantum probability fields made of. </=pan>
But there's a problem with trying to forc= all natural phenomena into the same shape of distribution that's
come before. First of all, as with my own hypothesis, there's the problem of creativity: What about the first one? And
secondly some probabilities are passive in the sense that they describe events that just happen, like coin tossing. Others
are probability fields associated with self-organising systems, like developing plants. One kind of probability depends on
external forces, the other on internal organisational principles.=C2*Morphic resonance only applied to the latter. <=u>
Best
Rupert
On 11 Jul 2016, at 13:49, jeffrey E. wrote:
why would they influence rather than a=tually just be a probability field themselves.. =C24> it also
might be fun to think of " luck"=C2* as a morphic field . I think a strong=argument can be made that the power laws
zipfs pareto =C2j, are the proofs of morphic fields. . f=rcing all natural phenomoma into the same shape of
distributi=n that has come before it
its very very ele=ant. and as good a theory as any scientist can propose.
</=iv>
On Mon, Jul 1=, 2016 at 6:49 AM, Rupert Sheldrake <
:•<=span> wrote:
Dear Jeffrey,
Yes, I think Brian Josephson =s indeed rather scattered.
I don't think De=pak is interested in deep theoretical issues so I don't think you'll succeed in
moving him toward= the study of probabilities. But I agree with you that it would be better if he stayed away from
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quantum phenomena which he doesn=E24,4frt know much about and which in relation to medicine and consciousness
seem to=me to create a cloud of scientific-sounding rhetoric which obscures rather tha= illuminates the problems.
I'm all for the idea =f attractors, but I don't think mathematically so find it hard to grasp
probability arguments. =/span>Although I think morphic fields are probability structures and work by influencing
probabilities.
We leave for a remote island in British Columbia on Wednesday and I'll be away for about 2
months. But still in email contact most of the time. <=u>
Rupert
On 9 Jul 2016, at 10:53, jeffrey E. wrote:
he pointed me to brian jos=phson, seems scattered.? view? I m trying t= convince
depak to move in the realm and study of probabiliti=s and stay away from quantum phenomena. . I think nature=
distributions pushing elements to be average , describes many processes..C2* . it appears that morphing all local
faces into on= ( average ) appears to be beautiful.. if things are distribu=ed on a bell live or normal curve, just looking
at the distrib=tion could lead one to think there is a force pushing toward the middle.=C2*
maybe gravity is just that,
4>=A0 . probability of all things being equally distributed. appe=ring as a pseudo force . ( like centri=ugal force ).
the central limit theorem might answ=r many mysteries. . derivation of the power laws f=r example. zipf, pareto.
..=A0 if the distribtuions are the attractors. having even = distribution of esoteric traits like happinesss could lead one
to belive=C2* that if the distribution wants to stay constant. as one =oint on the curve ( the person) if they become
happier, the pseufo force w=uld push someone else towards the average. . =C24* and yes - a few times depak and i
roared with laughter.=C2*
On Sat, Jul 9, 2016 at 5:30 AM, Rupert Sheldrake
<mailto:rsheldrake@clara.co.uk» wrote:
Glad to hear about your meeting. Deepak is good=company, has a broad vision,
and can be hilarious too.
Rupert
On 8 Jul 2016, at 21:18, jeffrey E. wrote:
depak chopra was here this mor=ing, a great fan of yours
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