526.20 Visual Aspects of Space
526.21 Where there is no radiation, there is no light. If it had always been “night,” I doubt that people would have invented the word space. At night you have no sense of othernessno sense of space complementation of system-defining limits. Space is a “visual” word, touch being an ultra-high- frequency “visualization.”
526.22 Space is concentric and multisystem partitionable. Space is never linear. It takes four events to define three intervals. The special case events only appear to be linear because they are always successively experienced. Potential periodicityspecial case, time-sizeis initially cognizable when recurring after the same interval as that recalled as existing between the first and second similar systemic events experienced, but only upon the third recurrence of the similar systemic experience event do we have four similar systemic events to define three similar intervalsergo, to confirm the periodicity that could only be intuitively anticipated after the third similar event experience had marked a second similar between-events interval.
526.23 It takes a minimum of four similar-system-experiencing event recurrences to produce three similar between-event intervals and differentially excite a recollected pattern cognition that confirms the periodicitya periodicity that was only intuitively and speculatively anticipated at the time of the third similar-system experiencing. The confirmatory fourth event and its third similarly intervailed recurrence cognition in turn introduce the inherently minimum sixness of convergent interrelationships of any four subdif- ferentiable points of tunably identifiable system experienceswhich four, together, always define the four corners of a larger system. (Compare Secs. 265.08-13, 501.24, 987.073, and 7033*.601.)*
526.24 Our eyesight is stroboscopic at 60 cycles per second. Because of the lags in apprehension we are not aware of the “between-takes” intervals. We do not sensingly realize that the nothingness is concentrically permeating the concentrically waved recurrent somethingnesses.
526.25 The phenomenon death is as yet ultratunable system experience. We have no way of knowing whether any single, dual, or triple recurring experience events are to be followed by a fourth, as-yet-unexperienced, similar event which, if and when it occurs, may constitute a system-tuning-in, live realization of the omnioccurring, infratunable, tunable, and ultratunable systems’ concentric intervailing. Death is intervalling. Life and death are always and only co-occurrent, life being concentrically successive tuning-ins and death being the as yet nontuned-in. (See Secs. 262.10 and 531.10.)
526.26 Out is any-directional. You go in to go out because out is not only any direction but is all directionselectromagnetically speaking it is “tuned- out.” (See Sec. 905.21.) In is what we are thinking about now. In is the momentary reality into which we are tuned. All the rest is for the moment tuned-out but equally real as the information or experience is progressively tuned-in.
526.27 Physics finds that Universe has no solid things surrounded by, and interspersed with, space. Life is an inventory of tuning-ins and tuning-outs of experience. Birth is the first tuning in; death may not be the last.