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by op03
2199 days ago
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Society's normal vector could be whats off kilter :) Society feels like multiple interacting vector fields ala magnetic and electric fields. But instead of 2 fields there are probably many...personality, knowledge, energy, needs etc. And you exist as some charged particle (negative or positive?) thrown into the middle of all that dynamic chaos being pushed and pulled in various directions. |
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theoretically if you add the value-vector of all people together you end up with a long vector that represents the direction of society (even the opposing ones), and you can then normalize this to have the unit vector of society. i.e. what is the "direction of society".
Your skew wr.t. this one (inner product with, or projection on to this) will be some number between -1 and 1 (if we account for opposition I guess)
Basically if both vectors are of unit length, you get the cos(angle between). Completely off kilter would be a score of 0. While "opposed" would be -1