The Origin of Origins

When I usually deliver my lectures, I typically start my presentation with a little background about the topic's root or origin. Like for example when I discuss the six simple machines, I usually illustrate their origins by demonstrations using a pencil as the first simple machine. In my Geometry class, I usually utilize the help of a  dot or period to illustrate the origin and evolution of all geometrical shapes. In formula writing, I apply Newton's equation to demonstrate the origins of equations and measurements. The On and Off of a switch shows the origins of electronics, computers, software, morse codes, and programming languages. The origins of churches, their founders and founding dates, their gods and demigods, various bibles and beliefs, and independent cultures just to show the origin that man created god. The illusions of consciousness, emotions, intelligence, and self-animation which rooted in the origin of the information. The fire led to the discovery of drawing and eventually to writing, symbols, numbers, letters, language, health, and cuisines. And the origin of life that originated from the dualpairing of something and nothing from where the beginning was there and wasn't there; the Paradox of Life.

(i) How did machines evolve?

A pencil, by definition, is simply a LEVER by itself. It is a straight, rigid plane that pivots at a given axis like a seesaw with its fulcrum. When it is tilted at a certain angle, it depicts an INCLINED PLANE just like a slide in the park. When it is twisted laterally on its axis, it becomes now a SCREW. When a small hole is drilled in the middle of the pencil and another lever like a stick or a smaller pencil is inserted into this hole, the arrangement becomes a WHEEL & AXLE when the pencil is gently rotated in a circular motion. Now, when the tip of the pencil is anchored inclinedly with the tip of another pencil, the configuration becomes a WEDGE. And, when a third pencil is placed or sandwiched between the two pencils, the three combinations become now a PULLEY.

The LEVER is the atom that formed the 6 basic machines. It is the defining object that created every physical object mankind has invented. It is the basic unit that made all things humans have built like skyscrapers, automobiles, and space stations to name a few.  Early humans learned to harness these simple machines into their day-to-day lives. They used them in catching fish, weaving clothes, building homes, drawing in the sand, and in self-defense. When fire was discovered, they used the black coals of these machines for painting objects on the walls of caves and stones. Through the discovery of drawing to writing, the concepts of numbers, letters, and symbols came into existence. Without the lever, primitive communities would not evolve as modern societies.

(ii) How did shapes evolve?

As the minds become intellectually mature,  humans learn to convert physical objects to abstractness. Levers are now seen as LINES and lines are deduced to be made up of smaller units known as DOTS. When lines are connected end to end they form certain shapes. Three lines connected end to end form a TRIANGLE. Four equal lines form a SQUARE. As more lines are involved, more figures are formed. These one-dimensional figures can also transform into 3 or more dimensional shapes as well. Triangles in 3D are called TRAPEZOID like the pyramid of Giza, while square in 3D is called CUBE like the backgammon dice.

Like a lever is to machines, the dot is the "atom" of the geometrical world. It is also the basic unit of letters, numbers, words, and paragraphs that gradually transformed into books, journals, and the World Wide Web.

(iii) How did languages evolve?
(iv) How did equations evolve?
(v) How did measurements evolve?
(vi) How did intelligence evolve?
(vii) How did information evolve?
(viii) How did religions evolve?
(ix) How did self-realization evolve?
(x) How did animated emotions evolve?
(xi) How did life evolve?
(xii) How did reality evolve?

The articles and answers to the following questions listed above are found in the book Originemology. 

      "Nothing exists unless something causes it to exist." ~ Joey Lawsin

About the Author :

Joey Lawsin is the author of the book "Originemology". He is a reformist who wants to change the world by rewriting the textbooks with new concepts that debunk the old scientific, theological, and philosophical ideas of antiquity. He published a book in Physics, created a conscious machine known as Biotronics, and formulated a new school of thought known as "Exyzforms". The concept was discovered from "The Biotronics Project".