Congruence

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For more information or to volunteer, please visit LibriVox.org Recording by MB The Concept of Nature by Alfred North Whitehead Chapter 6 Congruence The aim of this lecture is to establish a theory of congruence.

You must understand at once that congruence is a controversial question.

It is the theory of measurement in space and in time.

The reason for this result is that nature is no longer confined within space at an instant.

Space and time are now interconnected, and this peculiar factor of time, which is so immediately distinguished among the deliverances of our sense awareness, relates itself to one particular congruence relation in space.

Congruence is a particular example of the fundamental fact of recognition.

In perception, we recognize.

Words can settle a moment.

Congruency settles concerns.

If he says the private calls came from an ex who was creating problems, what happens next? Does he explain the boundary he set? Does the strange behavior stop? Does his openness return? Or does the story grow another branch every time you discover that there's something new? If he says work is overwhelming him, does the rest of his life support that? Is he exhausted everywhere or only when he's supposed to be available to you? If he says he needs more private time, is he actually using that private time or is he suddenly everywhere with everybody except for you? I've seen that.

This is why you don't only listen to what a person says You watch what the explanation requires him to do.

Right.

So I, I meaning that were the decisions that I made then that, Congruent with who I actually was or who I had to be at that time.

And like, what is that at scale? I moved out young.

You know, I didn't necessarily want to.

Yeah.

Congruency in the universe.

Yeah.

Ohm.

All LibriVox recordings are in the public domain.

For more information or to volunteer, please visit LibriVox.org Recording by MB The Concept of Nature by Alfred North Whitehead Chapter six Congruence The aim of this lecture is to establish a theory of congruence.

You must understand at once that congruence is a controversial question.

It is the theory of measurement in space and in time.

The reason for this result is that nature is no longer confined within space at an instant.

Space and time are now interconnected and this peculiar factor of time which is so immediately distinguished among the deliverances of our sense awareness relates itself to one particular congruence relation in space.

Congruence is a particular example of the fundamental fact of recognition.

In perception we recognize.

All LibriVox recordings are in the public domain.

For more information, or to volunteer, please visit LibriVox.org Recording by MB The Concept of Nature by Alfred North Whitehead Chapter six Congruence The aim of this lecture is to establish a theory of congruence.

You must understand at once that congruence is a controversial question.

It is the theory of measurement in space and in time.

The reason for this result is that nature is no longer confined within space at an instant.

Space and time are now interconnected, and this peculiar factor of time, which is so immediately distinguished among the deliverances of our sense awareness, relates itself to one particular congruence relation in space.

Congruence is a particular example of the fundamental fact of recognition.

In perception, we recognize.