The 3rd Rule of Motion: Collisions

Unit 3

The 3rd Rule of Motion: Collisions

Juan Juan
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Rule 3: Collisions

When a weaker identity hits a stronger, it will be deflected. When a stronger hits a weaker, it will transfer some of its force to the weaker

This emphasizes the phenomenon of balance and natural limits and is given by the equation: v1′ = [ Θ(2 - α) - 1 ]v1 + ΘαVc where:

  • the left side is the original state activation (This is displacement)
  • the right side is the shared state activation (This is rotation)

This is taken from:

  • Principia Philosophia Part 2 Article 40
  • Principles of Cartesian Philosophy Part 2 Proposition 20
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ScienceDescription
Bio SuperphysicsThis manifests as the interactions between organisms as symbiosis or predation
Material SuperhysicsThis manifests force, impact, and chemical reactions
Social SuperphysicsThis manifests as the conflicts or harmonies within a society
SupermathThis manifests as the action of subtraction

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