108.04 Unique individual experiences and the universe operates with unwavering consistency

504.01 Excerpt from a Synergetics about the unique nature of individual experiences and the consistency of natural phenomena.
Let’s keep it simple and say that this short video emphasizes the uniqueness of individual experiences and the consistent, orderly nature of the universe. It states that every experience is a special case and that the universe operates with unwavering consistency, as evidenced by examples such as the predictable return of a tossed coin and the individuality of successive ocean waves.
The human mind discovers and categorizes mathematically reliable interrelationships among abstract components of experiences. When these interrelationships persist without exception, they are recognized as scientifically generalized principles. The discovery of such principles becomes a new experience stored in the brain for future recall. Through this process, the mind accumulates a wealth of special-case experiences, leading to greater and more significant understandings over time.
When discussing pattern integrities, we are referring to generalized patterns of concepts derived from sensory observations of numerous specific patterns that have been experimentally proven to exist consistently in every instance within the specified class of experiences.
All experiences have an omnidirectional orientation, scientifically manifesting as distinct angle and frequency patterns. This interplay between relationships (angles) and patterns (frequency) defines life, with relationships localized within patterns and patterns encompassing relationships.
In a holistic understanding of nature, the decoherent classical world is perceived as a complex interweaving of patterns, with its synergy represented as fields of force that permeate and impact other localized fields. The action, reaction and resultant of energy events involve omnidirectional displacements and adjustments of other energy events, showcasing the reciprocal nature of patterns. Interestingly, the artist often envisions a distinct pattern in their mind before scientists observe it objectively in nature.