In regards to the Tetrahedron of Everything, I may need to give credit to Ken Wilber. While I was not aware of it at the time, and I had recovered it base on earlier work of mine(i.e. a reading of Plato’s Republic), I may need to give him credit for it. Even to the point of unconsciously stealing it lock, stock and barrel. Alternatively it is a case of synchronicity* but it turns out, he had a late night radio program from 1973 to 1982 about such “new age” matters. This coincides with a period I worked mostly graveyard shifts and had access to a radio. I recovered this not only through Plato other fields of study. Only thanks to a question to Meta AI did I discover that he had the same disciplines on the vertices of the tetrahedron. They are Physics, Psychology, Philosophy and Politics. HOWEVER: while this has not been run through AI even for cleanup, in a quick search I could not find the sources for what AI had given me on another device.
A more comprehensive search (who came up with the Tetrahedron of Everything Physics, Psychology, Philosophy and Politics.) does not find what I have on my other device either. But it does remind me to credit Buckminster Fuller who I saw speak at our high school in the early 70’s. Then there is Milo Wolfe who I can not place on the timeline of this process. More credit to be processed.
https://youtu.be/bc5V_YXvGC8 This has not been viewed yet, but shows four people I have studied. Three of them in one class. “Marx, Nietzsche, Freud” and Einstein an early publication. Sometime in the early 70’s I read the book, Man and his Symbols by Joseph Campbell, with a forward by Carl Jung.
* Update: I have found that Wilbur had not mentioned it until his book in 1995. Which I did not read or have.
5-9-26 However Arthur Youg mentioned a Tetrahedron of Will in 1976>
