How Oscillation Connects Waves, Math, Physics and Life

If you knew this in school, you would be the smartest person in your school.

That is because this is how everything we study works.

It is the concept of oscillation or vibration.

Let me show you how it works. Let's break this wave up into a band like our eyes and our ears do.

If we take the bottom right corner of the spectrum and connect it with the top left, we can see how these blend into each other.

That is how we mix notes in music and colors in art.

You are now an artist. That is fun, but what about the not fun stuff like math?

To figure out where any of those balls are, we just need the X and the Y measurement.

That is trigonometry. If I keep doubling how fast that wave is going, it starts to add these nodes, circles within circles.

Enough of these nodes creates the illusion of 3D and the study of spheres.

Since we know trigonometry, the trig of all of these circles that make the sphere is calculus and the basis for physics.

The interaction of these spheres gives us the torus.

The torus shows us how electrons orbit a nucleus, creating these patterns that interact with other patterns, creating matter.

You have now unlocked particle physics. Before we get too advanced, we need to go back to the sphere because the interaction of these spheres is a study in itself.

Studying the interaction of spheres gives us geometry, geo, metry.

From here, we can see how nature uses this and then use it in our own designs, like in architecture or engineering.

With a better understanding of how nature builds things, we can use that information to build our own things.

Now, if we go back and look at the shape of atoms, then they start to make sense.

Vibrations above atoms make molecules. Vibrations above molecules make all the stuff.

Vibrations above the stuff create stuff within stuff.

It's called an emulsion. Like this, it creates a moving system with boundaries, allowing more interactions with more stuff.

Above that, we get systems that organize and replicate, creating primitive forms of life.

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