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Morphogenetic FieldsHi all,
Just for the ones who are interested.
Morphogenetic Fields
and the hypothesis of formative causation
formative causation, hypothesis of: The hypothesis that organisms or morphic units at all levels of complexity are organized by morphic fields, which are themselves influenced and stabilized by morphic resonance from all previous similar morphic units
All of which gives the following diagram:
morphic resonance morphic field
morphic unit
the cycle of ideas
Here is only one possible perspective on how morphic resonance and formative causation fits in to the big picture regarding human understanding (and bias) of the universe:
psychic reality Thought- forms
psycho-physical interface formative causation
memes
physical-social reality
(Noosphere) paradigms
This is taking from Glossary
A personal note, " there is a field of habitual patterns that links all people,
which influences and is influenced by the habits of all people. This field
contains the habit patterns of knowledge or a behavior_ the stronger the
field the more easily it replicates in a new person." ( Sheldrake)
An sorry, guys, IMO, he talks here about memes. Not in so many words,
but anyway....
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