Spencer Heath Archives

Item 33

Penciled by Heath on notepad paper.

November, 1961

 

 

 

 

Mass   Velocity    Time

 

Events of a given magnitude

 

   Motion element Velocity

    Less frequency Cooler

  

   Time element      

     Entropy determines that velocity shall slow down

Then in events of a given kind and size as velocity (frequency) diminishes duration must rise. Entropy thus determines longer cycles or spans

 

     Where events in succession are of equal size (over all) so far as there is equality of mass, any change of ratio must be between velocity or frequency of motion and its durance in time. The entropy that diminishes velocity thus determines that, in all events otherwise similar, duration shall increase. The tendency of the Cosmic events therefore is

 

 

Wave has 2 modes of action

 

1. Rectilinear — least mass, most velocity

 

2. Transverse — constant least mass          Constant                                                      energy

Most motion, amplitude, least frequency    

 

Energy varies as amplitude               Variable

                                         energy     

          Only at least mass is velocity highest. At all greater mass entropy diminishes velocity and for equal events increases duration.

 

     Where the masses are of similar organization but their events are unequal (over all) then parallel events as their velocities diminish will collide less and duration will increase (Live better and thus longer) and new organizations of higher complexity will arise.