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howlsyawn
Holoscopes
Please feel absolutely free to change and modify my works (separately from me or through or with communication/interaction with me) however you will, but I do recommend trying to be accurate with whatever you fixate on or share widely. And I do recommend thinking about the specific contexts in which different terms have their different meanings. Every context can be thought of like a circle, nested or intersecting with others in this universe, or others, if that's possible. I've been thinking about prefixes and bounds of decision making to decide how to arrange and put together these diagrams by myself but it's a bit overwhelming in many ways. I think carefulness, meaning, distillation, and clarity are important. I've got some computational and physical targets at least.
Holoscopic or Alchemical. Holoscopic-element-symbols ◉, Alchemical-element-symbols 🜃, Holoscopic-atoms ●○◌ and Holoscopic-molecules ○⎯○. Holoscopic colorings and numberings and related diagrams and numbering-correlations. It shouldn't be too difficult in the long run to disentangle different types of information and different sets of information being lined up and correlated by my diagrams or others. Different senses and languages are available to different individuals.
With regard to the older materials especially, I don't recommend thinking too much about anything but the nodes and lines/arrows, and spacetime actions and interactions of energy, and science and math like symmetries, dependencies, and operations, and being careful about those contextual meanings of the different symbols and terms you do like and end up using. A lot of the work I did with the diagrams was scattered and full of uncertainty and imaginative thinking, which I accept as helpful in its own way, but not as sufficient for a substantial understanding of reality. It's still ultimately up to you to choose, to make decisions, to think about things as they really are and as they might be, and to prioritize what you individually care about. No matter what I say or do, I cannot take that free will from you, so instead I will try to explore and explain patterns of real life and abstractions in ways that actually limit the bounds of our wills, such as our capacity/ability to produce agreeable relationships, to critically think, and to understand the worlds around us, what there is and isn't, what could and couldn't be. I will continue to update/maintain the main holoscope website.
I've got some plans to make holoscopes with more clearly distinct units & composites, more lines types, and consistent ●○◌ nodal-containing-intersectional-relational representations for:
- simple types like a bit or trit (like the nit/nites at the end of my MuteB3 book)
- composite types like a class/struct/database-table (like the class tables v1 diagram in my more diagrams folder)
- function types like a bit-truth-table or procedural program code
- arrays and pointers/references/addresses?
and plans to turn this page or the poliphysics one into a more descriptive one about infophysics rather than purely a timeline of my diagrams or a single document, so look forwards to that. I will also be remaking the main holoscope website to use less or no javascript and use very similar styling to this site.
current main holoscope website
holoscoped holoknoticon site --- DL: holoscoped holoknoticon website archive
original holoknoticon site --- DL: holoknoticon website archive
Diagrams Archives
DL: initial numogram studies
DL: holoscope extras
DL: holoscope tables
DL: redstone
DL: atoms
* DL: more diagrams *
Holoscope Orb Archives
Split to fit into 100MB limitDL: 0 - 5
DL: 6 - 7
DL: 8 - 10
DL: 11
DL: 12.-9 - 12.0
DL: 12.1 - 12.8
DL: 13.0 - 13.3
DL: 13.4 - 13.5
DL: 14 - 18
DL: 19+
Holoscope Orb .pdn (paint dot net file) Archives
Split to fit into 100MB limitDL: 0 - 7
DL: 8 - 9
DL: 10 - 11
DL: 12 - 18
DL: 19+
Some selected diagrams from the zips above,
in temporal order
Not particularly an important or revealing selection, but it shows an overview of the timeline/history of my producing them.
-v--- numogram.gif ---v-
![](images/diagrams/00- numogram.gif)
-v--- numogram.jpg ---v-
![](images/diagrams/01- numogram.jpg)
-v--- numogram ideas.jpg ---v-
![](images/diagrams/02- numogram ideas.jpg)
-v--- numogram with labels.png ---v-
![](images/diagrams/03- numogram with labels.png)
-v--- 03 69 and 06 39 links.jpg ---v-
![](images/diagrams/04- 03 69 and 06 39 links.jpg)
-v--- numogram whiteboard.jpg ---v-
![](images/diagrams/05- numogram whiteboard.jpg)
-v--- 0 dumb.png ---v-
![](images/diagrams/06- 0 dumb.png)
-v--- 0 wip holohedron.png ---v-
![](images/diagrams/07- 0 wip holohedron.png)
-v--- 1 holohedron.png ---v-
![](images/diagrams/08- 1 holohedron.png)
-v--- 4 holohedron open.png --v-
![](images/diagrams/09- 4 holohedron open.png)
-v--- 4 holohedron whiteboard.jpg ---v-
![](images/diagrams/10- 4 holohedron whiteboard.jpg)
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~ Check zips for holonomicons ~
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-v--- 12.6 holoknoticon.png ---v-
![](images/diagrams/11- 12.6 holoknoticon.png)
12.8.-1 holoknoticon with letters (don't take letterings too seriously)
-v--- 12.8 holoscope.png ---v-
![](images/diagrams/12- 12.8 holoscope.png)
-v--- 17.3 holoscope.png ---v-
![](images/diagrams/13- 17.3 holoscope.png)
-v--- 17.4 holoscope.png ---v-
![](images/diagrams/14- 17.4 holoscope.png)
-v--- 18.15 holoscope.png ---v-
![](images/diagrams/15- 18.15 holoscope.png)
-v--- 18.17 holoscope.png ---v-
![](images/diagrams/16- 18.17 holoscope.png)
-v--- 18.18 holoscope.png ---v-
![](images/diagrams/17- 18.18 holoscope.png)
-v--- makeup.png ---v-
![](images/diagrams/18- makeup.png)
-v--- 19.8 holoscope.png ---v-
![](images/diagrams/19.8 holoscope.png)