🚀 go-pugleaf

Hi,
	Please consider the following prepared 
statement... an essay of 'substance' you might say.

                      Integrated Standards ( IS )

	In the current Standard International ( SI )
system of units there are �Na.� unspecified sub-unit 
�molar particles� per general �mole�, and by SI definition 
that number( Avogadro�s Number ) is strictly conserved 
and must be an integer. 
	The unspecified sub-unit molar particle can be 
a atom, a volume, a molecule,a unit of charge, a unit of 
angular momentum, a photon, etc.,...or......a �bit� unit. 
	Now, the number of �bits per byte� is also not a 
strictly conserved quantity( usually just eight ), and 
likewise must always be an integer. 
	Therefore, �Na. bits� is a �molar-byte� of 
information storage.
	It doesn�t matter if that mole is a mole of binary 
digits stored in a computer, a mole of platinum mass 
stored in a vault in Paris, or even if it�s a mole of alphabet 
stored in ink at the local library,... all three are examples 
of arbitrarily assigned �amounts of substance�. 
	What matters is �which digit�,... the �weight� or 
some other �condition� of the mass,... and the �Word�. 
	At the very least, a �unit of information storage� 
is a �state� constructed of those molar particles and 
activated by a molar particle... preferably a photon.
	A �bit� may be a �unit of information storage�, 
a �bandwidth second�, or �baudot second� in particular,
but in general, it�s a �perceptron�... and a �perceptron� 
is the most basic fundamental �unit of understanding�. 
	The SI system is conceptually the most profound 
to date but it is not a fully integrated system, and according to 
Einstein, the �final system� will have no fundamental arbitrary 
constants. Certainly only subtle variations of perception and 
slight adjustments of some standard definitions are required 
to effect the necessary mathematical coherance to that end. 
	SI is the formworks of the Integrated Standards ( IS ) 
system with the most incomplete section on Avogadro�s section 
... but it�ll soon be finished... Archimedes� is back in his tub.
	I digress. 
	Is that �two-bits' worth?

	Sincerely,
-- 
bastuckless@avalon.nf.ca