Unfolding the Universe: A Theory of Multiscale Interactions

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The discussion centers on Eugene Savov's theory of multiscale interactions as presented in his book "Theory of Interaction" (2002). It posits that all motion and matter can be understood through a unified pattern of interactions that can be manipulated by altering the scale of observation. This approach suggests that the universe can be unfolded by recognizing the underlying similarities in these interactions.

PREREQUISITES
  • Understanding of multiscale modeling concepts
  • Familiarity with interaction theory as outlined by Eugene Savov
  • Basic knowledge of physical motion and matter
  • Awareness of systems thinking principles
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  • Explore the principles of multiscale modeling in physics
  • Read "Theory of Interaction" by Eugene Savov for in-depth insights
  • Investigate systems thinking methodologies
  • Research applications of interaction theory in contemporary science
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This discussion is beneficial for physicists, systems theorists, and anyone interested in the foundational principles of motion and matter as well as those exploring innovative frameworks for understanding complex interactions in the universe.

John274
Put Everything in One!?

What we see as motion and matter is created from multiscale similar interactions /1,2/. Toward the source of origin all meanings merge /1, 2/.

Can we put everything in one pattern of interaction and then unfold the universe just by changing of the scale of this pattern?

1. Eugene Savov, Theory of Interaction, Geones Books, 2002
2. http://www.eugenesavov.com
 
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