Re: Catastrophe Theory

Johann 'Myrkraverk' Oskarsson wrote:
> On 19/08/2026 4:30 AM, David Dalton wrote:
>> I have just begun reading the book
>> An introduction to catastrophe theory
>> by P.T. Saunders
>> Cambridge University Press, 1980.
>>
>> Catastrophe theory studies discontinuities,
>> singularities, and nonlinearity, most notably
>> in theoretical biology.
>>
>> I am hoping that it might help me explain
>> my instigation of sudden evolution to
>> atheists, by my flapping of my higher
>> dimensional butterfly wings, if I am ever
>> successful. I am reporting on progress
>> on alt.religion.druid .
>>
>> Do you know of any advances in catastrophe
>> theory/chaos theory since 1980 that I should
>> know about, and if so can you point to any
>> references available online?
>>
> 
> Indeed I do, sort of.  There is -- or was -- a series of Youtube
> videos by Randall Carlsson.  He's very big on ancient cataclysms,
> and has interesting theories.  Sadly, I'm not aware of any written
> works directly by him, nor did I keep a list of references he cites
> in his videos, so you're best served by taking a week, or more, of
> 16hour days binge watching his videos.
> 
> Rest assured, he as always entertaining!
> 
> Now, I'm coming at this from alt.magick, and don't deal in humanism,
> nor skepticism, nor atheism.  I don't even know what agnosticism is.
> 
> So don't take my word for anything -- especilly since Randall 
> Carlsson
> has said everything I can repeat on this subject anyway -- and just
> watch the videos.
> 
> 
> Happy chaos theory!

hey is your group alt.magick active?