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Righteous
Fractals Topology of Human Hodological Spaces:
Forming
an Archetype Picture of Christ Jesus
by
Dallas
F. Bell, Jr.
If
people do
not
believe that mathematics is simple, it is only because they do
not
realize how complicated life is. —
John
von
Neumann1
The
son of a Christian minister, Félix
Émile Borel published Sur
quelques points de la théorie des fonctions
("On some points in the theory of functions"), in 1893. He
pioneered measure theory and probability. Benoit
Mandelbrot
later stated that "a
fractal
is by definition a
set
for which the Hausdorff-Besicovitch dimension strictly exceeds the
topological dimension." The
Mandelbrot set arises from a simple function equation, 𝑓c
(z)
= z²
+ c.
z
→ z² + c
z → z² + 1 z always starts as 0.
0
→ 0² + 1 the result is 1.
After calculating a
first result, that result (1) is used as the new value for z.
1
→ 1² + 1 result is 2, so for the next calculation or
iteration, 2 for z.
2 → 2² + 1 result is 5 for the
next iteration.
5 → 5² + 1 result is 26 etc.
The
result of Mandelbrot’s formula is that for c = 1, it goes towards
infinity. All
points that never go to infinity are part of the Mandelbrot set.
For
example, c = -1
z → z² – 1
0 → 0² - 1 result
is -1, so -1 for z in the next iteration.
-1 → -1² - 1
result is 0, so z = 0 for the 3d iteration.
0 →
0² - 1 result is -1 again, using z = -1 for the 4th iteration.
-1→
-1² – 1
0 → 0² – 1
-1 → -1² - 1 etc.
So
for c = -1 Mandelbrot’s formula doesn’t grow to infinity but
oscillates between -1 and 0.
For
making a simple picture on a computer, only use the horizontal
x-axis. For the vertical y-axis, understanding imaginary numbers is a
prerequisite. The iterations are the number of repetitions needed to
find out if a starting value goes to infinity. As soon as the result
of a iteration is larger than 2, stop calculating because all results
over 2 will always go towards infinity and can never be a part of the
Mandelbrot set. For c = 1 the iteration-chain looks as also seen
above:
For the first iteration 0 →
0² + 1
The second iteration 1 →
1²
+ 1 result is 2
The third iteration 2 →
2²
+ 1 result is 5 etc.
With the second iteration, it’s
clear that the result will inevitably become larger until infinity.
So calculating stops and the next pixel is calculated.
A
black and white figure (1) may be produced, as below.2
The
white points, the fractal boundaries, are the values of c for which 0
diverges to infinity and the black is the values of c for which
0 stays confined. On the edge of the Mandelbrot set, where
the white and black parts of the plane meet, the edge exhibits
self-similarity and also hides an endless sea of complexity.
Because there exists an infinite number of points between two points
along the number plane the Mandelbrot set’s detail is considered to
be infinite. Fractals’ similar nature means, no matter the
magnification, patterns keep reappearing, especially in Mandelbrot
sets.3
See color figure (2) below.4
The
geometric patterns of snowflakes are also seen in fractal laser
light, as in image (3) below.5
Beyond
what looks to be a smeared mass of light, with precise control of
laser light within a laser’s spherical mirrors, light gets to a
smaller or larger version of itself every time it returns to a point
where it could be observed – resulting in fractals.6
In
an email exchange with Dallas F. Bell Jr. in May, 2021, co-discoverer
of fractal laser light, Johannes Courtial, physics professor at the
University of Glasgow, indicated that there is an algorithm that can
create the patterns of fractal light in a laser,7
and there are algorithms for evaluating the fractal dimension of
patterns.8
Co-discoverer of fractal laser light, Andrew Forbes, physics
professor at the University of Witwatersrand (Wits), explained to
Dallas F. Bell Jr. in an email exchange in May, 2021, that he
calculated the structures by iterating the loop in the cavity many
times.
Augustin-Jean
Fresnel understood light is a transverse wave. His equations are
complex,
which means they consider both the magnitude and the phase. They
correctly
predicted the direction of polarization of the reflected beam when
the incident beam was polarized at 45° to the plane of incidence.
The
crooked shall be made straight.9
The elect have straight paths (Greek hodos).10
The non-elect have crooked paths.11
Jesus had a perfectly straight/righteous path.12
Manually calculating His infinitely perfect life would take years to
form a finite picture. The perturbations, of adherence and timing
etc., from the mapping13
of Jesus’ perfection, including the underlying commandments,14
by finite humans will form unique fractal patterns known to infinite
God.
Jesus
modeled the righteous path humans are to liturgically follow. The
fractal behaviors of His commandments are represented below, with
indexed numbers. They are positive in that they finitely (in time
and space15)
reflect what He did and not what He did not do, which is implied.
For example, He did not use reverse psychology (deceit) to manipulate
the behavior of others.
Christ16
(Son of God) ∞ →
BEGIN (Jesus biology) c. 6 B.C.:
1) Asked and answered academic
questions,17
2)
Had discipline,
3) Went about His Father’s business,18
4)
Increased in wisdom,
5) Increased in stature,
6) Increased
in favor with God,
7) Increased in favor with man,19
8)
In obedience was baptized,20
9)
Was patient,21
10)
Fasted,22
11)
Resisted Satan,23
12)
Quoted Scripture,
13) Taught Scripture,24
14)
Built an organization,25
15)
Blessed the poor,26
16)
Had a pure heart,27
17)
Healed the sick,28
18)
Brought souls to the truth of salvation,29
19)
Loved enemies,30
20)
Was efficient,
21) Was thankful,31
22)
Was frugal,32
23)
Promoted equality for women,
24) Promoted equality for all
people,33
25)
Was secure,34
26)
Endured slander,35
27)
Blessed children,36
28)
Was humble,37
29)
Managed people,38
30)
Taught principles,39
31)
Had an eternal perspective,40
32)
Had righteous anger when the Father was not respected,41
33)
Was just,42
34)
Loved the Father with all His heart and mind,43
35)
Loved His neighbor as Himself,44
36)
Had Divine timing,45
37)
Wept over others,46
38)
Was honest,47
39)
Never attributed the work of the Holy Spirit to Satan,48
40)
Defied a government leader,49
41)
Endured conspiracies,50
42)
Enjoined the singing of hymns,51
43)
Demonstrated diplomacy,52
44)
Endured torture,53
45)
Prayed to the Father,54
46)
Demonstrated mercy,55
47)
Did not defend Himself,56
48)
Took care of friends and family,57
49)
Forgave others,58
50)
Wept over Jerusalem,59
51)
Rebuked hypocrites,60
52)
Encouraged others,61
53)
Submitted to the Father’s will,62
54)
Endured stress,63
55)
Called no man Father,64
56)
Served others,65
57)
Forgave His murderers,66
58)
Died for others,67
59)
Was courageous,68
60)
Ignored religious and government leaders,69
END
Christ Jesus (biology) c. 30 A.D. →
BEGIN Christ Jesus (resurrected body) ∞70
Man
is made in the rational image of God.71
Not doing what God demands and Jesus modeled is sin against His
immutable Being. Hamartiology
(Greek hamartia
meaning
a sin) is the study of sin. It deals with the origin of sin, its
affects, and its results, especially after death. The daughter of a
British Christian minister, Jane Austen’s writings reflected her
Christian beliefs. The characters in her seven novels often
demonstrated Jesus’ life liturgies and the power of His virtues,
such as humility and reason etc. Another daughter of a British
Christian minister, Emily Brontë’s (pseudonym Ellis Bell, 1847)
single novel, Wuthering
Heights, tells
of
Catherine
and Heathcliff’s adulterous thoughts toward each other and the
consequences of sin, including depression and an early death.
Brontë’s Catherine and another character, Isabella, may be
compared to Austen’s Catherine and Isabella in her Northanger
Abbey
(1818).72
Austen’s style depicted general Christian virtues as did the
Russian Christian Lev (Leo) Tolstoy. His (1878) Anna
Karenina explored
Anna’s adulterous behavior with Count Vronsky and her
self-initiated death, the ultimate consequence of sin, much like
Brontë. It can be argued that Bronte’s style has more
introspection of specific Christian values73
than Austen and Tolstoy, much like the Russian Christian Fyodor
Dostoevsky, especially in his (1873) Demons.74
Paul’s actual discourse before King Agrippa’s court (Acts 26)
can be compared to William Shakespeare’s fictional speech by
Polonius before the king and queen in Hamlett
(Act 2, Scene 2, 86-95).75
Paul’s goal is to use his intellect to reflect Jesus’ autotelic
virtue, i.e. humility etc., while Polonius demonstrates the art of
rhetoric for rhetoric’s sake—l'art
pour l'art.
Many
attacks on God are strategically more direct. They are generally
aimed at discrediting God’s immutable Scripture. For example, an
intentional misinterpretation of the passage “the Word was made
flesh and dwelt among us”76
is often cited as “Jesus or the Scriptures became corrupted etc.”
to accommodate non sola
Scriptura
believers (violators of Jesus’ model 12 and 13). Clearly the
passage means Christ came to earth as Jesus who died for the
redemption of mankind’s sin.77
An old tactic is to promote Jesus not dying and being resurrected
for man’s sins, as the Scripture teach, and having been buried
elsewhere, such as Kashmir, India78
(violation of Jesus’ model 58). The latest heresy is that Jesus
Scriptural account of His prophesied biological virgin birth is a
description of Him being a female clone of Mary, having XX
chromosomes, and not being male with XY chromosomes79
(violating Jesus’ model 38 etc.). It is foolish for finite beings
to oppose infinite God. Operating on The Greater Fool Theory,80
fools believe they can sell their bankrupt anti-Christ ideas to
people that are even greater fools than they are.
As
with Jesus, the non-elect’s attack strategy on God’s elect is to
physically murder them or certainly incapacitate them. Their mental
health and motives are to be mocked.81
They, their families, and supporters are to be threatened and
slandered. Jobs, food, and shelter are to be denied. Finances are
to be depleted. They are to be opposed in civil and criminal courts.
Paul noted that He that called the elect did not cause the elect to
disobey the truth. It was a little leaven that leavened the whole
lump.82
The fractals or fruits of the flesh range from adulteries to
heresies and murders,83
while the fractals or fruits of the Spirit range from love to peace
and faith.84
Those that are Christ’s elect have crucified the flesh and walk in
the Spirit.85
They expect trials86
and know they are conquerors.87
They defeat the non-elect’s disproportionate force, who know their
time is short, with accomplishing their Divine calling and being
happy.
The
Divine tavnith
(Hebrew for pattern) is seen the tails of figure 1 and 2 presented
earlier. The tail of the Mandelbrot set is a baby or smaller version
of the parent version itself. Those shapes have existed since
creation since numbers can not change. That prevents accounting for
fractals with evolutionary theory. Unlike mathematical fractals,
physical fractals, i.e. DNA etc., are made of atoms and do not repeat
forever.
Knowledge
involves coded overlap or fractals of data, as seen with this paper
and other papers regarding systematic political science. The wise
find out the knowledge of witty inventions88
and lay up knowledge.89
The seven day process found in the biblical creation of the physical
dimension in Genesis 1 is symbolically repeated in the making of the
human intellectual dimension in Genesis 1 and 2, and the human moral
dimension in Genesis 2 and 3. The elect understands the Genesis 1
account so they can understand the Genesis 2 account and then the
Genesis 3 account and vice versa. This makes the rest of the Bible
fractal patterns understandable for the elect and not understandable
to the non-elect. Mathematically, it is obvious that sola
Scriptura,
the inspired words of God (see endnote 24),
allows
for the potential understanding of God’s revelation(s) while
non-belief, sadly, prevents it causing blindness and vulnerability to
all damnable fractal heresies.
The
first fractal heresy by Satan to mankind was what God says is not
true.90
When accepted by humans, as with Eve, this is idolatry in that
Satan, the father of lies,91
becomes a god.92
Whoever is considered to be the authority for truth, instead of
Christ Jesus,93
is a god. As a liar, Satan is also a thief because he steals lives
as a murderer.94
The
2018 International Organization for Standardization (ISO) 31000
provides principles and guidelines for managing risk. It defined
risk as the effect of uncertainty on objectives. Risk management is
often defined as the identification, evaluation, and prioritization
of risks. This is followed by a coordinated application of resources
to minimize, monitor, and control the probability or impact of
negative events or to maximize the positive opportunities.95
The
hodological spaces of human behavior may seem to be a chaotic set of
experiences, individually m’dor
l’dor.96
However their topology shows they are variables of a common risk
pattern.97
That fractal risk pattern is either positive eternal existence with
Christ Jesus or negative eternal existence without Him. By His
perfect model, it is obvious that finite humans can not measure
up—tunnel junction98
hamartiology. Eternal risk management involves the adherence to
Scripture. They say that only by man’s submission by faith can man
truly be redeemed. Thus, the effect of uncertainty on the objective
of going to heaven is no longer risky.
The
sciences do not try to explain, they hardly even try to interpret,
they mainly make models. By a model is meant a mathematical construct
which, with the addition of certain verbal interpretations, describes
observed phenomena. The justification of such a mathematical
construct is solely and precisely that it is expected to work. —
John
von
Neumann99
1
The quote is taken from a speech
to the (1947) national meeting of the Association for Computing
Machinery, as quoted in Franz Alt’s Archaeology
of computers: Reminiscences, 1945-1947. Neumann
reasoned at the end of his life that the Christian Pascal was right.
Neumann said, “There probably is a God. Many things are easier to
explain if there is than if there isn't.” (John
Von Neumann: The Scientific Genius Who Pioneered the Modern
Computer, Game Theory, Nuclear Deterrence and Much More, 1992,
by Norman Macrae, p. 379.)
2
The image was taken from the
public domain.
3
Especially see endnote 1 in
regards to the fallacy of chaos beliefs for fractals at
https://SystematicPoliticalScience.com/jonah.html
4
This image was taken from the
public domain.
6
The image below is from the
(Wits) University of Witwatersrand
research team at
https://www.wits.ac.za/news/latest-news/research-news/2019/2019-01/south-african-scottish-research-team-demonstrate-fractal-light-from-lasers.html
7
J.
Courtial and Miles
Padgett,
Monitor-Outside-a-Monitor
and Self-Similar Fractal Structure in the Eigenmodes of Unstable
Optical Resonators,
Physical Review Letters,
Vol. 85 Number 25 (2000), pp. 5320-5323.
https://www.gla.ac.uk/0t4/physics/files/optics/papers/
8
Michael Berry, Fractal
modes of unstable lasers with polygonal and circular mirrors,
Optics Communications 200 (2001), pp. 321-330.
9
Is. 42:16, 45:2; Luke 3:5.
10
Heb. 12:13. See https://SystematicPoliticalScience.com/jonah.html
11
Ps. 125:5; Prov. 2:15; Is. 59:8; Phil. 2:15.
12
Is. 40:3; John 1:23; Heb. 3:3.
https://systematicpoliticalscience.com/theanthropos.html
13
https://systematicpoliticalscience.com/mapping.html
https://systematicpoliticalscience.com/meta.html
14
The numbering system and
contents are at
https://systematicpoliticalscience.com/symptomatology.html
15
Zonglu He’s, professor
of economics at Kaetsu University,
(2018)
Integer-dimensional fractals of nonlinear dynamics, control
mechanisms, and physical implications
determined that “If fractals model complex physical processes and
dynamical systems, the nonlinear dynamics and the control physical
laws for these
fractal-dimension
physical processes should
result from fractal-dimension spacetimes.
Alternatively, fractals may occur in integer-dimension spacetimes.”
16
Pre-incarnate Christophanies in
the Old Testament Gen. 18:1-8; Dan. 3:24-25, 7:13 etc.
19
Luke 2:52. Mercy and truth is how to find favor and understanding
in the sight of God and man (Prov. 3:3-4).
24
Luke 4:16-21. The Scriptures are from the Holy Spirit (II Sam.
23:2; Acts 1:16; II Tim. 3:16; II Peter 1:21 etc.) and to not accept
sola Scriptura
is to blaspheme their perfect infinite author, the Holy Spirit,
which Jesus said was eternally damnable (Mark 3:29).
25
Matt. 4:18-22, 10:2-4.
38
Matt. 10:5; Luke 10:1.
64
Matt. 23:9. The Catholic pope
demonically demands he be called Holy Father (see Pushkin’s poem
at endnote 74).
70
Earth: Luke
24:13-52; John 20:11-31, 21:1-25; Acts 1:3-11, 9:3-6; I Cor. 15:5-8.
Heaven: Acts. 7:56.
71
Gen. 1:26-27, 5:1 and 3, 9:6; I
Cor. 11:7; Eph. 4:24; Col. 3:10; Jam. 3:9. The image of God is
restored by the redemption of Christ (Eph. 4:24; Col. 3:10).
72
See letters by Isabella on pp.
191-193 etc., Jane Austen, Northanger
Abbey, Sterling
Publishing Co. Inc, (2021) New York and on pp. 133-143 of Emily
Brontë, Wuthering
Heights, Barnes and
Noble Inc., (2004) New York.
73
Thanks is extended to Jay
Clayton, professor of English and director of the Curb Center for
art, enterprise, and public policy at Vanderbilt University, for his
email exchange with Dallas F. Bell Jr. during May, 2021.
Christian
references list in Emily
Brontë, Wuthering
Heights, Barnes and
Noble Inc., (2004) New York:
p. 7,
“possessed swine,” Luke 8:30; p. 21, “helmet of salvation,”
Eph. 6:17; p.21, “broad way,” Matt. 7:13-14; p.23, “seventy
times seven,” “seventy-first,” Matt. 18:21-22; p. 24, “know
him no more,” Job 7:10; p. 24, “thou art the man,” II Sam.
12:7; p. 24, “judgment,” Ps. 149:9; p. 24, “every man’s
hand,” Gen. 16:12; p. 83, “Noah and Lot,” II Peter 2:5, 7; p.
83, “Jonah,” Jonah; p. 102, “broad road,” Matt. 7:13-14; p.
111, “if you fancy,” Satan, “study of revenge,” in British
Christian John Milton’s Paradise
Lost, Book 1,
Arcturus Publishing (2017), London, p. 12; p. 123, “an exile,”
Moloch, “what can be worse,” in Paradise
Lost, Book 2, p. 32;
p. 123, “why am I so changed,” Beelzebub, “O how fall’n,”
in Paradise Lost,
Book 1, p. 11; p. 170, “saved,” I Cor. 3:15; p. 173, “don’t
judge,” Matt. 7:1; p. 175, “if God afflict your enemies,” Ps.
55:19, 22; p. 175, “an eye for an eye,” Ex. 21:24; p. 224,
“Slough of Despond,” British Christian John Bunyan’s Pilgrim’s
Progress (1985)
Barbour and Company Inc., New Jersey, p. 9 etc.; p. 310, “conscience
has turned,” Milton’s, Book 4, Satan, “for within him hell,”
p. 78, and the monster in British atheist Mary Shelley’s, wife of
British poet atheist Percy Shelley, (1818, 1823, 1831 editions)
Frankenstein
(a commentary of morality opposing Jesus’ modeling), “I like the
arch-fiend bore a hell within me,” Penguin Books (2003), London,
16th chapter or Vol. 2 Chapter VIII, p. 138.
Can read
16th
chapter at http://www.authorama.com/frankenstein-20.html
74
Vintage Books (1994), New York,
pp. 721-733. A prophetic
novel on the coming end of Christian Russia due to increasing
communist beliefs based on demonic nihilism. Their societal
rejection of Jesus’ modeling can be seen in individual rejection,
especially by the monster, in Shelley’s Frankenstein
(see endnote 73). Demons
has three parts with
two epigraphs, p. XV, XVI, and 3; the first from Alexander Pushkin's
(1830) poem also titled Demons
and the second from Luke 8:32–36. Pushkin’s poem, Demons,
follows.
In bygone
days when life's array -
The sweet song of the nightingale
And maidens' eyes, the rustling woods -
Still left a
fresh impression on me,
When loftiness of feeling,
And
freedom, glory, love
Artistic inspiration
So deeply
stirred my blood,
My times of hope were cast in shade
And
pleasure dimmed by longing,
For it was
then an evil genius
Began to pay me secret visits.
Our
meetings were quite dolorous:
His smile, his glance
mysterious,
His venom-filled and caustic sermons
Poured
frozen poison in my soul.
With endless slandering remarks
He
tempted Providence;
He claimed that beauty's but a dream;
Felt scorn for inspiration;
He had no
faith in love or freedom;
He looked on life with ridicule-
And in the whole of nature
He did not wish to praise a
single thing.
NOTE:
Undeniable proof of the existence of demons and their
characteristics is due to sola
Scriptura from the
undeniable proof of God’s existence. See
https://systematicpoliticalscience.com/philosophiae.html
75
https://www.shakespeare-navigators.com/hamlet/Hamlet_Act_2_Scene_2.html#92
Hamlet,
Simon and Schuster (2012), New York, pp. 87-89.
78
Located in Srinagar, the
tomb
(Roza Bal shrine), not surprisingly, is venerated by Christ denier
Muslims and Buddhists.
79
Not surprisingly this bizarre
heretical proposal is from Christ denier homosexual supporters.
https://www.huffpost.com/entry/jesus-the-first-transgend_b_10006134
Jesus’
DNA was made by the Holy Spirit (Matt. 1:20; Gal. 4:4). He is the
second Adam with pre-sin DNA (I Cor. 15:45-47).
80
In finance, the Greater Fool Theory describes the belief that assets
can be sold to someone that is a greater fool no matter how
overpriced the commodity.
81
Matt. 11:18-19; John 10:20; Acts
26:24-25; I Cor. 14:23.
95
https://www.actuaries.org.uk/system/files/documents/pdf/fractals.pdf
Thanks is
extended to the Center for Strategic and International Studies
(CSIS) for the event invitation in May, 2021. CSIS hosted the
Nuclear Threat Initiative (NTI) featuring former US Senator Samuel
Nunn of the CSIS, former US Ambassador to the UN for organizations
Laura Holgate of the NTI, and US Army War College professor in the
Department of National Security Frank Jones.
96
Hebrew means from generation to
generation.
97
If risk equals threat plus
vulnerability plus consequence; ‘risk’ is not being saved or
born again by faith in God’s infinite grace alone, ‘threat’ is
imminent for finite unbelievers, all finite unbelievers are
‘vulnerable,’ and infinite ‘consequence’ is eternal
damnation.
98
A tunnel junction
is a barrier between two conducting materials.
99
See “Method in the Physical Sciences,” in The
Unity of Knowledge,
1955, ed. L. G. Leary (Doubleday & Co., New York), p. 157.
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