Anontological Conditioning 2: words to replace the refused

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I've painstakingly transcribed three concise chapters from Peter J. Carroll's booklet Psybermagick: Advanced Ideas in Chaos Magick. Despite being vehemently criticized by academics, traditionalists, and even some Orthodox Chaoist skeptics, this work holds significant value as a modern example of The Book of Lies.

https://eianorange.zenseiderz.org/chaosorcery/anontology.txt

Psybermagick also contains numerous chapters that deal with algebraic formulae and theoretical physics, and those are not subjects most occultists are even dimly familiar with, but straight to Carroll's point, they probably should be more familiar with math and physics for two very important reasons:

1.) Magickians should always strive toward polymath-ish levels of mastery, and the binary forces of physics are coming undone right now as scientists prove how much stranger the universe is than we ever imagined or "stranger than we can imagine," as Haldane reminds us. No academic subject is more interesting now than theoretical physics, string theory, graph theory, combinatorics, number theory, and hypersphere cosmology.

How can we call ourselves occultural mutineers who are silent giants of our time if we don't revel in the death of the Lambda cold dark matter big bang scenario?

2.) The theories we explore today could be the innovations of tomorrow. By embracing new scientific discoveries and theories, we are expanding our understanding and contributing to the future of free societies. This calls all occultists to be part of this intellectual revolution.

Quantum mechanics is merely a theory of subsystems of the universe. General relativity is not a description of subsystems. It is a description of the whole universe as a closed system. The two schools of thought in modern physics describe incompatible descriptions of reality. It comes down to the final matter of whether the cosmos is built on uncertainty or whether it is fundamentally deterministic, with every event linked definitively to a cause.

In the realm of general relativity, events unfold in a continuous and deterministic manner, where every cause aligns with a specific, local effect. On the other hand, quantum mechanics presents a different picture. Events triggered by the interaction of subatomic particles occur in leaps, with outcomes that are more probable than definite.

One quantum theory that has been gaining significant attention in recent years is string theory. It proposes that every entity in the universe is composed of vibrating strings of energy. While string theory averts gravitational catastrophe by introducing a finite, smallest scale to the universe, the unit strings are significantly smaller than the spatial structures scientists are currently exploring.

String theory may hold the charmed keys to our futures as free societies.