The 2nd Rule of Motion: Straight or Circle

Unit 1

The 2nd Rule of Motion: Straight or Circle

Juan Juan
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Introductory Part
  • The Five Physical Layers
    • The Five Physical Layers
    • Active and Passive Detection
    • Chapter Arrangement
  • Sublayers
    • Polarities as 2 Forces
    • Sublayers
    • Medium-Substance-Quantum MSQ Model
  • 4 Rules
    • Introduction
    • Rule 1
    • Rule 2
    • Rule 3
    • Rule 4
  • Substances as Manifestation of Phenomena
  • The Shapes of the Particles
  • Conservation and Gravitational Signature
  • Action
  • Relationality
  • Technologies

The 2nd Rule of Motion says:

Every moving identity moves in a straight line when alone, and in a curve or a circle when moving with others. When in a circle, it moves away from the center.

This is most obvious with surface tension such as bubbles forming spheres.

Fc=mrω2F_c = mr\omega^2

SymbolMeaning
FcF_ccentrifugal force — the outward pull an identity feels while moving in a circle
mmmass — or metaphysically, “weight”/stake/commitment of the identity in the group
rrradius — distance from the identity to the center it’s circling (a leader, an idea, a shared home)
ω\omega(Greek letter omega) angular velocity — how fast the identity is spinning/orbiting around that center
ω2\omega^2omega squared — the spin rate multiplied by itself (this is why doubling the spin quadruples the outward pull)

Equation Meaning: the outward pull equals mass times radius times the square of the spin rate — the faster something spins, or the farther out it sits, the harder it pulls away from center.

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