How can the “undefinables” of modern physics—time, space, and mass—be redefined when examined from the standpoint of living and cognitive processes? Sky looks at Riemann's description of the action of Geistesmassen (thought-objects) as the basis for all of his investigations in physics and the higher mathematical transcendentals, the investigation of which formed the basis of Vernadsky's own later understanding of how to overcome the fundamental paradoxes of physics: that all matter in potential is made to take part in biological and cognitive processes.
