Fracture Series

Fracture meaning a crack or a break; a break that does not compromise the skin lying just under and unseen. Materials separate into two parts; A state of disrupted or disorganized thinking where thoughts lack coherence and disconnect with reality. Splitting thinking between multiple thoughts or subjects during the creative process. Conflicting thoughts, emotions and perceptions often result from trauma or psychological distress. A term used in literature to describe a state of mental disintegration or impairment. Fractured comes from the Latin word frangere meaning to break and mend which originated from the old English word gemynd meaning memory of thought. A mind that is broken, disrupted or disordered. From a metaphysical perspective a broken or damaged understanding of fundamental reality and existence, often a lack of coherence to the misalignment between different philosophical or spiritual perspectives. Fractured science refers to a situation where scientific knowledge or understanding is fragmented, divided or broken down into conflicting or inconsistent pieces often due to factors like misinformation, bias or political interference. Fractured science can describe a situation where scientific consensus is undermined leading to a lack of clear, reliable information. The spread of false or misleading information about scientific topics can contribute to a fractured scientific landacape. A lack of trust landscape can erode public trust in science and scientists making it harder to address complex issues. Fracture a rupture of a material too weak to sustain the forces on it. Two surfaces where molecular bonds are broken. Fracture mechanics is the study of the initiation, growth, and propagation of cracks in materials under stress responsible for failure. Fractured universe generally refers to an alternate version of an existing universe often created by a paradox of significant deviation from the original timeline or laws of physics, resulting in a reality with different characteristics. A parallel universe, a different version of the same reality that exists alongside the primary universe. Can refer to where the fabric of space-time has been damaged or broken, possibly due to violent events or extreme conditions. Scientist Luke Barnes used simulations to explore how alternate universes might unfold when the laws and constraints of physics differ from those in our own universe. Barnes simulations investigate symmetries relating to the interactions of particles across space and time. These are the though processes that were processed in each composition