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It is interesting to note that waves, being defined by (i) frequency,

(ii) amplitude, and (iii) phase angle, embody the Irreducible Triadic

Relation (ITR) that all signs (i.e., anything that stands for something other

than itself) do, according to Peirce (see Section 6.3). One way to express

the ITR postulated to be embodied in waves may be as shown in

Figure 4.3, although it does not implicate the frequency–amplitude–phase

angle trichotomy explicitly.

In Section 3.2.21, it was proposed that there exists an isomorphism

between the human body and the Internet as summarized in Table 3.21.

One of the key points of this table is that water in the human body plays

the role of electromagnetism in the Internet (see row 3), which is consist-

ent with the Water Thesis described in Section 4.17 below.

4.17 The Water Thesis: Water Can Represent, Compute,

and Communicate

I first saw CymaGlyphs (i.e., the sound-induced water standing waves

visualized with CymaScope described in Figure 4.14) in the lecture given

by J. S. Reid at the 11th Water Congress held in Sophia in October 2016.

CymaGlyphs opened my eyes to a whole new world of water. I did not

Table 4.15 A comparison between CymaGlyphs and hieroglyphs.

CymaGlyphs Hieroglyphs

1. Medium Water Rosetta Stone [257–259]


2. Message? Decree of King Ptolemy V


3. Alphabet Ortho- and para-H 2 O [513] 0’s and 1’s


4. Grammar Natural laws of physics and biology Human convention


5. Texts Coherence domains of Del Guidice
   et al. [110, 364]

Series of logophonogram*

symbols

6. Decoded in 21st century (?) 1822


7. Decoded by? Jean-Francois Champollion
   (1790–1832)
   *Hieroglyphs represent not only ideas or meaning (“logo”), but also sounds (“phono”), the key
   that led Champollion to decode hieroglyphs [257–259]. See Figure 4.7.

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