Today's news from Oslo suggests a review—
The circular sculpture in the foreground
is called by the artist "The Omega Point."
This has been described as
"a portal that leads in or out of time and space."
Some related philosophical remarks—
Tuesday, April 19, 2011
Romancing the Omega
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Monday, June 1, 2020
The Gefter Boundary
“The message was clear: having a finite frame of reference
creates the illusion of a world, but even the reference frame itself
is an illusion. Observers create reality, but observers aren’t real.
There is nothing ontologically distinct about an observer, because
you can always find a frame in which that observer disappears:
the frame of the frame itself, the boundary of the boundary.”
— Amanda Gefter in 2014, quoted here on Mayday 2020.
See as well the previous post.
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Thursday, April 20, 2017
Stone Logic
See also "Romancing the Omega" —
Related mathematics — Guitart in this journal —
See also Weyl + Palermo in this journal —
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Monday, August 4, 2014
The Omega Portal
Version from "The Avengers" (2012) —
Version from Josefine Lyche (2009) —
See also this journal on the date that the above Avengers video was uploaded.
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Thursday, September 8, 2011
Endings
For Fischer's fellow database enthusiast Codd, see Cross-Referenced (April 24, 2003).
For Birtel's fellow pseudoscience enthusiast Frank Tipler, see the artist's comment linked to in Romancing the Omega (April 19, 2011)—
"Omega Point" is a term used by mathematical physicist Frank Tipler for what he maintains is the ultimate fate of the universe required by the laws of physics."
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