Sensors and synchronicity

JOSEPH CAMBRAY Synchronicity and Emergence

Synchronicity from Synchronized Chaos

The dynamical systems paradigm of synchronized chaos may realize the philosophical notion of “synchronicity”. Effectively unpredictable chaotic systems commonly exhibit a predictable relationship when they are coupled through only a few of many variables, a relationship that can be highly intermittent in realistic configurations, as with philosophical “synchronicities”. Synchronicities are mean...

Transcribed in synchronicity

But the discrete clocks can work as one because they are synchronized by electrical impulses. Our internal clock, which controls circadian behaviors and physiology, is a circuitry of many thousands of neurons in the brain called the suprachiasmatic nucleus (SCN). The Kobe group looked at communication within this circuitry in cultured brain slices of transgenic mice using a fluorescent reporter...

Synchronicity and Psi: How Are They Related?

Carl Jung’s interest in parapsychology was kindled by personal psychic experiences, especially an anomalous banging sound emanating from a bookcase while he was in the company of Sigmund Freud. He also had an interest in Spiritualism and communicated extensively with J. B. Rhine about experimental parapsychology. He credits parapsychology with influencing the development of his theory of synchr...

Partial synchronicity and the (max,+) semiring

In this paper we illustrate how non-stochastic (max,+) techniques can be used to describe partial synchronization in a Discrete Event Dynamical System. Our work uses results from the spectral theory of dioids and analyses (max,+) equations describing various synchronization rules in a simple network. The network in question is a transport network consisting of two routes joined at a single poin...