Hyperdimensional Information Theory Lit review and Summary
Channel: Chris Godber
Date: 2016-10-23

FULL TEXT /  PDF:  http://www.noirvortex.co.uk/hyper-dimensional-information-theory/

A video in which I lay down the brainstorming ideas for an intuitive idea I've had for a few years related to physics and cosmology 

Discussing the following books with some reflection on each

I show the books I have been reading recently and explore their ideas in relation to my developing theory of hyper-dimensional information concept of theoretical physics / philosophy (still working that one out!)

Influences:

00:00 to 8:10 
Anti-Oedipus by Deleuze and Gutari 

Linking deleuze / Gutari to Terrecnce Mckenna's Stoned Ape Theory and the  development of Language / brain development in apes and mental health / neurology 

8:30 Reading an extract The Red Book by Carl Gustav Jung
and quick analysis of the Red Book.

11:49 
The Post Modern Condition by Robert Pepperall
http://intertheory.org/pepperell.htm

Questioning the relevancy of post-humanism vs a secular humanist values / ethics and cosmological frameworks and consciousness / chaos theory and finally a quick Dialectical analysis of Fritz Lang's Metropolis and class councuisness

19:28 Ghost in the Shell Manga

Looking briefly at the cyperpunk manga magazine and talking briefly about cyperpunk (my favourite Sci-Fi Genre) and more dialectics on the society of Japan in Ghost in the Shell. 

22:00 
The Large the Small and the Human Mind by Roger Penrose

Exploring physics and cosmology / mathematics / entropy in closed and open systems related to chaos theory / singularities in space time and summing up of my own positions and exploration of classical and modern and contemporary physics models 

Explanation of General Relativity  E=MC2

Part 2 31:00   Hyper-dimensional Information 
(Doesn't start properly till 2 mins in after pre-amble)
Conceptional brainstorm of Hyper-dimensional Information Theory
dealing with the question of 'Mechanistic Determistic Universe' / God and talking of key concepts (to be developed) 

Idea coming from literature, counter culture and theoretical science (Physics)  namely Phillip K Dick, Terrence Mckenna and Einstein