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"TRIADS Structure of Everything"
Brian Miller
INTRODUCTION
BIRTH OF AN IDEA
In December 2001 I became interested in something that I had never conscientiously heard of before. That something was "Theory of Everything". I began to see structures of THREE (two and one) all around and I made the decision as I felt it important to start recording these details, so as to try and make some sense of it all at a later date. With this I felt had the answer before I knew the question, which sounds a crazy thing to say, but it's true that's how I felt. Everything I saw before me fell into place, when there was no out of place in the first instant. What you see before you is that record of those details as well as a record as such leading to the date shown at the bottom of this page. See what you make, of what seems to me, to be a very clear and simple concept. The label for two and one structures or structures of three is TRIAD(S).
THE DYNAMICS OF EVERYTHING IS A CHAIN REACTION, EACH EVENT, EACH LINK IS A TRIAD!
Our world in which we live in is a world, Universe of TRIADS. Most things are a collection of TRIADS, as each TRIAD structure (BODY) is achieved the process starts again and again; things really do come in THREES. If you take humans, you would not think of humans being a collection of TRIADS but we are in many ways. See FAMILY, See NUCLEUS OF A CELL, See ATOMS. Every structure as I see it is built up of TRIADS, though not all TRIADS are apparent.
To assist me in conveying my message, you may see either (1) (2) or (3) before certain words which will denote what that word is equal to or represents. 1 and 2 represents or is equal to a body a thing that interacts with force and 3 represent or is equal to force. Colours are also available to assist; red is equal to or represents a body a thing that interacts with force and blue is equal to or represents force. One thing that is most important that you the reader understand right from the onset that the two things interacting with force DO NOT have to be mass or matter or whatever you want to call it; one of the two things could be just a sound or even a thought. My reasoning for mass and force as the primal structure is that mass and force are the fundamental components of physics and as I see it fundamental to the structure of the four forces of nature. You will find many examples on this (Michael Eck's Book of Threes) web site many of which are reference materials that have been duplicated verbatim:
Books of Threes: A subject reference Tricolopedia
http://threes.com/cms/index.php
When you look at things try looking at the core, you may then see as I do. How I came to my conclusions was through the use of EINSTEIN'S favorite device, the thought experiment. People may look at each section and say what is the big deal this is already known, THREES or TRIADS have been well documented over the years. Yes I agree that these things may be common knowledge with the number THREE; however what is possibly not known is that everything is part of a TRIAD BODY and the all important structure of the TRIAD, which to date I have not seen documented anywhere bar Dobereiner (1780 - 1849), is 3 = 2 + 1, THREE is a structure of two and one. The answer lies I feel within the generic.
THE STRUCTURE OF INTERACTION
As I see it a body is paired, one on one with other bodies in which they interact through force; each interaction of bodies through force creates a body in itself which is the GENERIC TRIAD structure, this system is continuously duplicated and never fails. A BODY is always without exception a constituent of the interactive TRIAD BODY or BODIES, i.e. one BODY connects to another BODY or BODIES through force creating a generic TRIAD structure of BODY - FORCE - BODY which applies to everything in the Universe. Each BODY has a one to one relationship with BODIES that surround, either direct or indirectly through the use of an interface, which is equal to FORCE. The reason why people don't see the TRIAD structure is because they don't break events down to the most basic level. One event is possibly made up of many TRIADS, as one ends the next one begins seamlessly.
What most important question(s) would we all ask, for all things? What would be the most basic question(s) I believe they would obviously be structure and dynamics, how does (3) it (1) look and what does it (2) do? (Even these questions are a TRIAD) I believe that both structure and dynamics appear as the same in all things, however I think it is possible that others asking the question, what does it look like and what it does, don't have in their mind what I think is the most important, a generic answer. There lies the true common denominator, one generic answer to both structure and dynamics; I feel my hypothesis delivers that in a very simple way. What may assist you to see my point as I see is firstly Velocity TRIAD Cycle and secondly Energy Transfer a TRIAD Cycle, I believe all things are a constituent of a TRIAD and our Universe a TRIAD in itself is a collection of all these TRIADS, however to enable one's self to see this, you have to look at all things in a very basic general way.
First question: what does it look like, its structure, you will see TRIAD.
Second question: what does it do, see laws of motion, you will see TRIAD.
All interaction is in units of three. Whether it is one person talking to another or one talking to a thousand, the masses interact with the source one to one, action reaction is in units of THREE; FORCE is always a constituent of these units.
There is possibly another way I can convey my message, through the medium of the movies. There is one movie that I saw in early 2002 which said it all for me. The movie was "MINORITY REPORT" with Tom CRUISE. The movie was set in the future and with a police type body ensuring there was no murders. The unit was called Pre-crime and the tool they used to stop crime was to see future events through the PRECOGS. The precogs consisted of THREE special people. The structure was two twin males and a female, the female was the most powerful of the THREE. This was probably taken from the structure of an atom, then again may be not. This is the type of TRIAD I am talking about with the all important two and one structure.
THEORY OF EVERYTHING
- If I have the structure of everything then it is logical to assume that I have the structure of Theory of Everything. I am sure that when Theory of Everything is finally unveiled the structure will be a TRIAD comprising of bodies plus force.
IMPORTANT NOTE
Reference material is duplicated verbatim. The possible numbers (1) (2) or (3) before a word or a word highlighted red or blue, does not have to be mass or force, they just represent mass, two bodies', two things that interact with force and (3) of course represents force. Any items presented can represent FORCE and roles can move as force does [as does the transfer of ENERGY], this ensures that action, dynamics, movement continues. See physics dictionary description.
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Three Bean Salad
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Grape Vodka (Three Olives)
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Three Musketeer Mint
Serving Size: 2 pieces; Calories: 150, Total Fat: 5g, Carbs: 26g
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Nature's Three Berries (Rader Farms)
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by gethigh on Sun Jun 17, 2012 5:19 am:
Everyone in the media seems to be creating a new "Big three" for every single team and ends up talking about "Big threes" ad nauseum. It's getting pretty old, no? So far I've heard a "Big three" for Celtics, Heat, Spurs, Knicks, OKC & Lakers. Might be missing a couple, too. Unrelated but s***, now they are starting to refer to groups of golfers as "The Big Three".
Tubal wrote: Delonte makes 854k/year. So take 10% for an agent, 40-50% for taxes, that brings it down to around $30,000/month. Then I'm sure he's got some child support payments to pay. Lets be real... Lebron doesn't need the money.
by Josephpaul on Sun Jun 17, 2012 5:21 am:
[quote="bertrob"]”He’s Michael Jackson playing with a bunch of Tito Jackson’s,” Charles Barkley
by MacheteConfetti on Sun Jun 17, 2012 5:25 am
The term's always going to be around as long as teams have three major players. So I don't think it'll ever really phase out. But as far as 'Big Three' being as big of a buzzword as it was in 2010? Yeah, a little.
by Groove on Sun Jun 17, 2012 6:55 am:
It's stupid to call yourself a big 3 when you haven't won shet.
by BadNFluenz on Sun Jun 17, 2012 7:48 am
Yeah I've noticed that too, all of a sudden every teams 3 best players are The Big Three.
by springz on Sun Jun 17, 2012 7:57 am:
They didn't create the nickname. Most teams that will contend will have a "big 3" of some sort because that's the most high salary players you can have with the salary cap structure.
by taii1234 on Sun Jun 17, 2012 8:03 am:
I agree. There's really only 3 teams that have a legit Big 3. Celtics (Allen, KG, Pierce), Heat (Wade, Bosh, LeBron) and San Antionio to an extent (3 hall of famers - Duncan, Manu, Parker). All the rest are not legit. Yes a team may have 3 good players, but not on the hall of famer caliber. I think we need to use the Hall of Fame test to really weed out the real Big 3s and the fake ones. If your top 3 players aren't going to the HOF after retirement, than its not a Big 3.
by WD on Sun Jun 17, 2012 8:05 am:
The media started calling them that.
by Jazza2319 on Sun Jun 17, 2012 8:35 am
While i agree that simply labeling your best players as a "big 3" is silly, i don't think HOF is the right criteria for it. I'd say something more like each player being top 5 at their position. But on the topic of big 3's, the literal term is just something made up by the media to glorify players and create rivalries (see knicks/heat espn coverage). What is worth looking into though is how much the game has changed over the past 15 years and its something Dirk alluded to in his post-game press conference after OKC knocked them out. In the early 00's it seemed like a one-man show could product results, but a "dynamic duo" was seen as necessary to be a top team. Now its moved from 2 stars to 3, and hopefully the trend continues to the point where in 2020 it's more "everybody needs to be able to shoot" like it was back in the old nba days. I cant believe how shallow the talent of the nba has become, at any time there could be as many as 3 guys on the court who aren't threats to shoot so defenses can sag off them. What the hell are these "defensive" specialists or guys doing in their off time? I don't see any reason why 4 out of the 5 guys on the court shouldn't be a shooting threat to open up spacing for the entire team. This is the lack of focus on fundamentals that got popular after USA got bronze in 04, and it really hasn't improved. Sorry, rant over.
by Froob on Sun Jun 17, 2012 8:41 am:
Is bosh a hall of famer tho?
by LikeABosh on Sun Jun 17, 2012 9:18 am:
As of right now, no. But we don't know where his career will go
by Rhyno on Sun Jun 17, 2012 10:08 am:
"I mean, you can't -- you guys are like rerun stories. This is just -- this is old stuff. I mean, it's like watching Sanford and Son, you know, you just, rerun after rerun after rerun". --Barry Bonds on the Sports Media
by FlipTSO on Sun Jun 17, 2012 10:12 am:
"Big 3" was played out in 2008 about a week into the Celtics run, after I heard the phrase for the hundreth time in a week on espn.
by Ballings7 on Sun Jun 17, 2012 10:19 am:
The Celtics of the 80s and Spurs is where the "big three" really started coming out in description and label. Celtics patterned their team after the Spurs of the mid-2000s (04/07)... especially considering they won the title the year before.
by drejeronfire on Sun Jun 17, 2012 10:43 am:
Before the current Celtics, Heat, etc. people were using it to describe the Nets trio of post-microfracture Jason Kidd, Richard Jefferson, and Vince Carter.
by pg16kid on Sun Jun 17, 2012 11:06 am:
Jamison, Arenas and Butler was the original big 3
by NoOffense on Sun Jun 17, 2012 11:11 am:
Hell, I remember people referring to the Gillbert Arenas, Antawn Jamison and Caron Buyler Wizards as "The Big Three." In addition, the Kidd, Carter and Jefferson Nets were also called that. This isn't anything new.
The following is an example that gives the impression of a prepared answer to a prepared question. It is my experience that most people do not readily have a "list of threes" in their possession, whether written or memorized, unless they have been actively collecting them; taken from a variety of subject areas. And then for someone who is making such a collection to come upon someone who is asking the very (at present) esoteric question that they just happen to have an answer for, is suspiciously questionable, particularly when the list giver does not provide information as to how their list was derived. It is easy to appear to be knowledgeable when you have pre-arranged an answer to a question devised accordingly.
I have provided a few additional references [in brackets] to some of the answers that might otherwise remain misunderstood or unknown to a reader not familiar with items commonly known to many living in an American culture. As a researcher, it is important to make an attempt to provide clarity to answers to readers that live in different cultures and do not take certain items of information as a point of general knowledge; in other words, for granted. Yet, I remain fully aware that even my own additions in the present case may not be enough for some readers. (A case in point: When I was quite young, still in gradeschool, a neighbor took me to a cubscout meeting. The leader of the group began talking about Aesop's Fables. I was surprise and rather astonished that no one but myself had any knowledge of Aesop or his stories. Nor had they heard about Socrates, Plato or Aristotle. Upon learning this, I wanted nothing to do with cubscouts.) While some stories such as fairytales and children's rhyme-stories may make cross-cutural appearances, I have labeled such examples none-the-less. It is also important, for historical reasons, that we assume information may be found by some future anthropologist or historian who are naive about our "ancient" culture and have no other reference in which to compare information for further understanding. In other words, they may have no Rosetta Stone to effect a translation; thereby leaving interpretations up to personal experiences, prejudices, etc...
List things that come in threes.?
I have always heard the adage that things happen in threes. Deaths, 3rd times a charm, etc., can you think of any more? (question from "variety5").
Yaybob answers:
3 Billy Goats Gruff [fairytale]
3 Coins in a Fountain [story]
3 French Hens (song)
3 Days of the Condor [book and motion picture]
3 Bones in the Human Ear [Incus, Stapes, Malleus]
3 Miles in a League [distance]
3 Old King Cole's Fiddlers [childhood story-rhyme]
3 Bronte sisters (Charlotte, Emily, Anne)
3 Goals in a Hat Trick (hockey)
3 Little Pigs [fairytale]
3 Bears in Goldilocks [fairytale]
3 Sheets to the Wind [expression referring to drunkedness]
3 Times a Lady [phrase in a popular song heard on some American Radio stations]
3 Minute Egg [amount of time some people use to cook a chicken egg]
3 Piece Suit [a form of "business" attire displaying pants, vest, and jacket]
3 Feet in a Yard [distance- measurement]
3 Books in Lord of the Rings [a Trilogy]
3 Ring Circus [a 3-event circumstances held simultaneously in separate "ringed" enclosures in some circuses]
3 Ships of Christopher Columbus [typical historical reference, though he did have a 4th ship, making this a 3-to-1 ratio]
3 Sheets to the Wind [repeat of above]
3 Books in a Trilogy [such as the previously mentioned "Lord of the Rings"]
3 Witches in Macbeth [Shakespeare story]
3 Heads on the Dog Cerberus [Greek Mythology]
3 Little Kittens They Lost Their Mittens [fairytale]
3 Wheels on a Tricycle [compare a bicycle with two wheels and a unicycle with one wheel]
3 Stooges [popular American comedians in 1950s/1960s]
3 Blind Mice [Childrens story-rhyme]
3 Wise Men [Judeo- Christian biblical idea]
3 Legged Race [two people stand side-by-side and have one leg each tied together before running a race; sometimes held during family gatherings such as when having a picnic]
3 Ring Circus [repeat of earlier listing]
3 Wheeler [Popular American motorized vehicle typically used for off-road excursions]
3 Point Landing [an aircraft that lands safely on its three wheels without encountering problems]
3 Cheers [such as "HIP! HIP! HOORAY!"]
3 Strikes & You're Out [Baseball rule]
3 Cornered Hat [called a Tricorn hat; worn by early American Colonists]
3 Is A Crowd [expression sometimes used by lovers who prefer to be alone]
3 Dimensional [length, width, height or length. width, breadth]
3 Faces of Eve [American movie concerning 3 distinct personalities in one woman.]
3 Mile Island [place where atomic nuclear plant accident occurred]
3 Musketeers [story by the French writer Alexandre Dumas]
3 R's [American expression referring to Reading, W-Riting, A-Rithmetic]
3rd time's a charm [a superstition that may have a basis in trial and error efforts]
3 Cheers [repeat of earlier entry]
3 Bee Gees [3 members of an American rock-n'-roll group]
3 Branches of US Federal govt (RIP) [Executive, Judicial, Legislative]
3 Sides of a triangle [a widely used geometric form whose sides or angles may be commented on]
3 Capitals of South Africa [Bloemfontein is the Judiciary Capital, Cape Town is the Legislative Capital, Pretoria is the Administrative Capital]
3 Races in the Triple Crown (American horse racing: Belmont stakes- Preakness- Kentucky derby)
3 Angles in a Triangle [reference to a triangle's 3 sides was previously made]
3 Cousins of Donald Duck: Huey, Dewey and Louie [cartoon characters instrumentally developed by Walt Disney in America]
3 Dog Night [name of an American rock-n'-roll group]
3 Ring Circus [repeat of earlier listing]
3 Alous (Matty, Jesus and Felipe) [?]
3 Kennedys (John, Robert and Teddy) [reference to 3 brothers of the American Kennedy Family who were involved with politics]
3 Trimesters in a Pregnancy [divisions used frequently when discussing human pregnancy]
3 Flavors in Neapolitan Ice Cream [Chocklate, Strawberry, Vanilla]
3 Bean Salad [3 different types of beans {legumines} are used, as is in the similar case for a 3 bean soup]
3 To Get Ready (and four to go) [child's counting game variously used to indicate speed]
3 Stars in Orion’s belt [Constellation]
3 Parts To An Atom: protons, neutrons, and electrons. [Physics]
3 Caloric Sources: Carbohydrates, Fats, Proteins [Physiology: Calories for cellular processes and physical activity are derived from food-stuffs containing these substances.]
3 Quarks in a Baryon. [Physics]
3 Primary hues in white light: red, green, and blue. [distinctions made possible by usage of a prism]
3 Parts to the Personality: Id. Ego, super-ego [idea developed by Sigmund Freud]
3 Earth Divisions: Core, Mantle, Crust. [basic geology]
3 Rock Formations: Igneous- Metamorphic- Sedimentary. [basic geology]
3 Times A Lady [expression in an American song with the same as its title]
3 Bags Full in Baa Baa Black Sheep [Childrens story]
3 Barleycorns in an Inch [standard of measurement developed in early Great Britain]
3 Hands on a Clock (with the Seconds Hand) [seconds, minutes, hour]
3 Is a Crowd [repeat of earlier example]
3 King Lear's Daughters (Regan, Goneril and Cordelia) [characters in a story by Shakespeare]
3 Colors in the Flag [several countries use three different colors; America and Great Britain use Red, White, Blue; Bulgaria uses red, green, white, etc...]
3 Legged Race [repeat of previous entry]
3 Men and a Baby (movie) [American movie]
3 Minute Egg [repeat of previous entry]
3 Card Monte
3 Great Pyramids at Giza [ancient Egyptian pyramids on the Giza Plateau]
3 on a Match [World War II view about the danger of lighting 3 cigarettes with one match, or a sniper will have enough time to get a point of reference on you]
3 Point Basket [Basketball scoring; a player is given 3 points for "shooting" a basketball through a hoop from a long distance]
3 Miles in a League [repeat of an earlier entry]
3 Men in a Tub Rub a Dub Dub ["Rub a Dub Dub" is an expression in the child's rhyme about 3 men in a tub]
3 Holes in a Bowling Ball [American bowling balls may have one, two, or three holes in order to place one's fingers to bowl a ball in sport or for fun]
3 Balls on a Pawn Brokers Sign
3 Colours in a Set of Traffic Lights [Red, Yellow, Green]
3 Lines in a Haiku Poem [Japanese poetry]
3 Life lines in Who Wants to be a Millionaire [American television program]
3 Leaves on a Shamrock [sometimes called a clover]
3 Minutes in a Boxing Round ["Boxing" is considered a sport by some]
3 Scruples in a Dram [weight and measures reference]
3 Teaspoons in a Tablespoon [weight and measures reference]
3 Valves on a Trumpet [musical instrument]
3 Shakes of a Tail [expression related to a delay; it references the idea about the amount of time it would take to shake a monkey's tale]
3 Megajoules in a Kilowatt Hour [electrical measurement units]
3 Laws of Motion [by Sir I. Newton]
3 Legs on a Milking Stool [stools for a variety of uses frequently have 3 legs]
3 Monastic Vows (Poverty, Chastity and Obedience)
3 Points for a Field Goal in (American) Football
3 Penny Opera [cost for attending an early Opera production]
3 Ring Circus [repeat of a previous entry]
3 Wise Men, Casper, Melchior, Balthasar [repeat of a previous entry]
3 Tenors (Carreras, Domingo, Pavarotti) [3 men who were independently and collectively viewed as "great" by those interested in their variety of singing]
3 Gorgons (Medusa, Stheno and Euryale) [Ancient Greek Mythology]
3 Greek Fates Clotho, Lachesis, Atropos [Ancient Greek Mythology]
3 Roman Graces: Aglaia, Euphrosyne, Thalia. [Ancient Roman Mythology]
3 Parts to a Chimera: Lion Head, Goat Body, Snake Tail [Ancient Greek Mythology: Lion's head, Goat's body, Serpent's tail]
3 Roman Furies Alecto, Megaera, Tisiphone [Ancient Roman Mythology]
3 Greek Harpies: Aello, Ocypete, and Celaeno. [Ancient Greek Mythology]
3 Times Peter denied Christ. [Judeo- Christian biblical reference]
3 Body Types: Endomorph, Mesomorph, Ectomorph [coined by W.H. Sheldon]
3 Ring Notebooks [used by many students to take notes, write essays, etc...]
3 Notes in a Triad (chord) [music designation]
3 Bases in a Codon [DNA and RNA reference: Adenosine- Cytosine- Guanine]
3 Domains: Archaea, Bacteria, and Eucaryota [proposed categorization of basic life domains]
3 Germ layers: Endoderm, Mesoderm, Ectoderm [animal body parts arise from these]
3 Species of Homo: Homo habilis, Homo erectus, Homo sapiens [Anthropology]
Cum Laude, Magna Cum Laude, and Suma Cum Laude [academic distinctions]
Frankincense, Gold and Myrrh [Judeo- Christian biblical reference thought to be those given to Jesus upon his birth]
Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice [expression attributed to the American movie "Beetlejuice"]
Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob [Judeo- Christian characters]
Hegel’s Thesis + Antithesis = Synthesis [philosophy]
The Truth, The Whole Truth and Nothing but the Truth [expression used to reference an oath taken in a court of law]
Of the People, By the People, For the People [expression attributed to the American president Abraham Lincoln who had "adapted" it from a preacher who had used the world "all" the people.]
Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness [an American expression]
Hear no Evil, See no Evil, Speak no Evil [typically aligned with the images of 3 monkeys who are alternatively shown covering their ears, eyes and mouth]
Liberty, Equality, Fraternity [Expression used by the French but is said to have been coined by Benjamin Franklin during the French Revolution period]
Veni, Vidi, Vici [Julius Caesar is said to have expressed this {I came, I saw, I conquered}]
Faith, Hope and Charity [Judeo- Christian biblical reference]
Father, Son and Holy Ghost [Judeo- Christian biblical reference]
Paper, Rock, Scissors [method of bartering for fun or profit by usage of a flat hand over one's fist to signify paper (paper covers rock), a fist in one's palm to signify a rock (a rock breaks a pair of scissors), and two fingers in one's palm to signify a pair of scissors (scissors cut paper)]
Peter Paul and Mary [3 members of an American singing group]
Winken, Blinken, and Nod [child's bedtime story-rhyme]
Snap, Crack, and Pop ["Snap, Crackle, and Pop" are 3 'Rice Krispies' American breakfast cereal characters]
The Good, the Bad and the Ugly [a movie {called a spaghetti western because it was made in Italy} that found fame and fortune with American audiences]
The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe [?]
Small, Medium and Large [size distinctions]
Alvin, Simon and Theodore (chipmunks) [American cartoon characters]
CBS, NBC, ABC [3 major television networks]
Ready, Aim, Fire [commands used to direct timing of multiple weapons discharge in a single direction]
On Your mark, Get Set, Go [a variety of this expression: To your marks, Get set, Go! used for starting a race]
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