F-space super-structure: Ownership

Wealth and Investment are very, very macroscopic structures in F-space, equivalent to, say, a crystal lattice in the physical world. Their components and behavior are influenced by, but cannot be directly extrapolated from, the interactions and behaviors at the level of the F Model. Hence this introduction to the first F-space composites is presented.

Hugely dependent on the underlying properties of the mindParticle properties it is composed of, as well as the mindParticles it is adjacent to or being entangled with (being subject to mindLeptons and mindForceCarriers both in proximity and at huge distances, it is not subject to the law of inverse squares in terms of strength of effect as per the as yet unmentioned entangledment effect).

I will analyse what drives investment decisions, motivations, "intuition", and observations in F-space in the near future.

Observation 0 - Personal possession of external physical articles, and recognition of those articles (from beads to acres of land), i.e. "private ownership" is a field constant in F-space across all levels of human existance (starting with me) . It is directly related to another, more funjdamental field constant (with no abbreviation) mentioned in an earlier F Model entry (The F Model: The first conceptual hadron, decay resulting in 1 Action mindForceCarrier, "Position O" ). There are anecdotal exceptions. These will be solved for using F-string theory. Without the private ownership constant, or if the constant had a different value, F-space characteristics would be different. In fact, F-space would possibly not even exist at all. The private ownership field constant will be referred to as PO. It is also possible to consider that PO isn't a field, but a mindForceCarrier particle. We'll see.

Observation 1 - PO either affects or is affected by heavy mindParticles (it may be a reciprocal relationship) whereby the PO field is warped by mindAntiParticles (like envy and distribution), or mindParticles are anihilated by contact with an oppositely-charged PO field. In other words, PO fields tend to enlarge and attract other PO field generators.