In November of the year before last, an astrophysicist, Alexander F. Mayer, released a completed version of his book, On the Geometry of Time in Physics and Cosmology. His theory ends paradoxes related to the Big Bang and the inflationary picture by revealing a geometrical picture of special relativity, and unifies the strong nuclear force with the force of gravity.

Zamayadism is a neologism, coined years ago but fixed in its spelling more recently. The word can be best understood in terms of its morphemes. As Westerners we are most familiar with the suffix, -ism. From capitalism to mesmerism or anarchism, we identify words that end in -ism as paradigms or ways of making sense of the world, as well as ways of deciding how to act in it.

What do we mean when we use the word 'reality'? Often we mean to indicate a limitation (not a specific one, we all have our own preferred limitations) we are well aware of, but of which we think the behavior of the person we say 'reality' to does not an awareness ("Sorry to drag you back to reality, but...").

If you've been following my blog, you may notice that this post is not written like the others. In the previous two posts, I had a map for where I was going, notes I had previously written while thinking, a mathematical process that I was not speaking of but speaking for. Tonight as I type these words I am only a moment ahead of myself.

Since the previous article was written in order of increasing synthesis and I feel that the concepts it touched on could do to be elaborated on to become more understandable, this one to complement it will operate in the reverse - we will start where we ended with the navigational world and derive from that the perspectival, holistic, and particular worlds.

In this article I will attempt to describe the iterated model of inter-hemispheric entangling in the brain, which begins as the corpus callosum but may lead to something indistinguishable from a fusion of the two former hemispheres, now regions, that came to me the other evening. But first, some background in hemispheric brain theory and the dialectic may be necessary.