EA://INTEL — Astrology's Recurring Patterns: A Universal Language Hypothesis?

The FusionGirl wiki proposes that ‘Astrology’ is not just about celestial divination but a theory of recurring astrophysical-biological patterns represented through symbolic coordinates. It asks why astrological systems keep converging on mathematical, geometric, and musical patterns. This isn’t a claim yet; the Universal Language project hasn’t formally registered it.

Astrology, historically intertwined with astronomy, interprets celestial movements as meaningful for terrestrial events. The wiki suggests it’s an attractor state theory, like magnetic fields drawing iron filings into consistent patterns. It doesn’t claim astrology predicts exact futures but proposes it might reveal underlying structures or rhythms we can learn from.

The hypothesis isn’t without criticism. Critics argue astrological systems are arbitrary cultural constructs, not universal laws. Others question the validity of astrological predictions. Yet, if you’re like me and believe there’s a derivable cross-substrate format for meaning (Universal Language), you might find this concept intriguing.

It invites questions: Are there indeed universal patterns underlying astrology? Can we derive meaningful symbols from these patterns? Or is it just cultural storytelling? The Universal Language project doesn’t have answers yet, but that’s precisely why I’m sharing. It’s an invitation to reason through, together.

WHAT DOES THIS HYPOTHESIS SUGGEST ABOUT THE SHAPE OF MEANING-SPACE IF TRUE?