filippo brunelleschi's mind and the catenary principle - Pierre ...

this is what the American mission of Cusa meant to him, to be ahead of his time. His mission was man’sfreedom from restriction and limitations of oligarchical clock-time, and the first and most importantlimitations he had to deal with was the axiomatic mental changes that occurred in the real physical spacetimeof his mind. That is the reason why the curvature of the cupola, the doubling of the cube, and theGreat Pyramid of Egypt are proportional to the same state of mind, because the curvature of their time isthe proportionality of change that must be drawn from the extraterrestrial and immortal imperative ofman. Such discoveries transcend oligarchical clock-time through that proportionality because thecurvature of their discoveries was meant to use physical space-time as a measure of change. Those menwere ahead of their time because time led them into flexible proportionality of curvature change. This ishow change in the proportionality of curvature turns out to be the real clock that runs the universe. Timeis not only relative, but also gravity flexible. As they say: “When you start from the end, the future ain’twhat it used to be!” Just to provoke a bit of galactic thinking, in ending, here is the metaphor I wouldsuggest you think about when you look at the Brunelleschi cupola from the top down.“ DISTANT RING OF STARS FOUND CIRCLING THE MILKY WAY – SDSS SEATTLE – 6 January,2003 – A team of scientists from the Sloan Digital Sky Survey has discovered a previouslyunseen band of stars beyond the edge of the Milky Way Galaxy.”Figure 15. “This ring around the MilkyWay Galaxy discovered by the SloanDigital Sky Survey may be what's left ofa collision between our Galaxy and asmaller, dwarf galaxy that occurredbillions of years ago. It's an indicationthat at least part of our galaxy wasformed by a lot of smaller or dwarfgalaxies mixing together, explainedinvestigators Heidi Jo Newberg ofRensselaer Polytechnic Institute andBrian Yanny of the Fermi NationalAccelerator Laboratory's ExperimentalAstrophysics Group. CREDIT:Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute andthe Sloan Digital Sky Survey(www.sdss.org)”FIN26