Catch The Wave

Advanced Visual Learning The purpose to this book is to present visual interpretations of basic structures that arise in thinking, relating to others in society, and preserving moral values. The writing style used is quite unpretentious and straight forward. Graphs and charts have been largely derived from the author's own experiences and perceptions. However, as you will see, the author makes a most sincere effort to help the reader by not further complicating dynamics that are already complex. By introducing a diversity of ideas, it is the author's hope to provide a world of possibilities to the reader on how to organize his or her own life. It is also written with families in mind - that adults may share relevant information with their children as they see fit. However, anyone with critical thinking skills will be able to capture the content of this intelligent book. This book's title ‘Catch The Wave' is a reference to the 'Particle/Wave Duality' phenomenon that is observable in an experiment wherein a stream of particles is fired at two slits and it's outgoing pattern is seen on a sensor plate behind it. In such experiment, it turns out that the outgoing pattern observed is directly related to the observer. When someone is watching the experiment, a particle pattern is observed, whereas a wave pattern is observed when the observer is looking away. These results suggest that observer essentially collapses a wave of possibilities by merely observing. ‘Catch The Wave' suggests a return to the world of possibilities, before the observer makes waves particles. Although it is best read in its original layout order, its diagrams can be easily referenced in any order, at your convenience. Even numbered pages contain text that explains the charts found on the odd numbered pages. It is the author’s sincere wish, that you enjoy, and find useful, this self-exploration book.