In October 1996, I was introduced by Lyndon LaRouche to a fascinating problem of geometry of position (analysis situs) which led me to discover a geometrical application of what Lyn had identified as the principle of axiomatic transformation of the human mind. The characteristic of such a principle corresponds to what Leibniz and Bernoulli had identified as the principle of least action, or as the principle of equal and least time. A record of this discovery was made in video format: Time Reversal Lecture Pierre Beaudry 1996
The physical and epistemological discovery of principle that Lyn had developed from Riemann took me back to a number of discoveries that I had made, myself, during the years prior to that time and which had become totally transformed from the way I had understood them before. To my surprise, I had discovered a way to change the past; that is to say, I had discovered not only that everything I knew before had changed, but that the way I was thinking about everything else had also completely changed and I discovered how I had to modify my way of thinking in the future.
