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We often see waves in sand or water as a simple group of parallel lines. The water, moving in the present; the sand, a record of the past...

But when matter distrupts the movement of waves, as you see above, the sand records a very different past. The fingerprint-like pattern you see, reveals that the disturbed waves of water are steadily disturbed. A steady disruption of waves is necessary for some music and even holograms.

WATER TOUR LAST 1 2 3 4 5 6 7  START THE ROCK TOUR

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This website is dedicated to the proposal that the metaphorical relationships drawn between any two disciplines are, in fact, universal, being isomorphic mathematical derivations of the Unified Field Theory. Further, that this symmetric aspect of metaphor is extrapolatable both linearly and laterally, thus may be harnessed to mathematically predict missing knowledge and invention in all other disciplines: an interdisciplinary Rosetta stone of universal scope.

"The metaphor reminds us that the universe is full of cousins." - J.D. Casnig

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