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> Matter is structured energy
> I don't make the rules, they make me
> If we make sense, the cosmos doesn't
> The folks in the future are dead right now
> The world was born stupid (like you and me)
> Everything is energy in various degrees of organization
> The universe, too, is reincarnated, and has its own collective
Karma
> I don't believe that peace is necessarily a desirable goal,
but non-violence is
> You know that music you hear when they put you on hold?
That's your life
> We are each the product of our own personal Big Bang (between
our parents)
> Computers are attempting to tame Man just like Man attempts
to tame Nature
> The interplay between your inner self and outside influences
is pretty much life
> Dreams are like bubbles in the subconscious. When they get
to the surface, they usually pop
> "In the space of an hour". We have always subliminally
equated time & space in our language
> A theory : Whatever you kill, you have to live that creature's
life. Suicide creates an endless loop
> The lemmings are coming. Lead, follow, or get out of the
way. The dream you bought's a juggernaut.
> The quality of mercy (love) and the speed of light are not
strained. They are the same to everyone everywhere
> Civilization is just a massive hedge against mortality,
a dam before oceans of chaos, a detour on the road to oblivion
> The rights of the individual versus the rights of the group
is the moral equivalent of the wave versus particle paradox in
physics
> Timing is, literally, everything. Without it, all events
would happen at once (a big bang?), whereas timing spreads them
out (in valiant disarray), to be viewed as separate & discreet.
Now you see it, now you don't. You might miss it if you blink
(it's in disappearing ink)
> The only non moving, non-relative element in Einstein's
scenario is consciousness (God?). Perhaps we should study ourselves
to find the origins of the universe
> Einstein found a flaw, a chink in God's armor, and, since
matter must follow thought, God had to honor it (God blinked).
I think Eve found the first flaw, and that's how this world was
begun
> Most folks don't have much contact with death.or even near-death.
We hire people to embalm , slaughter, arrest & incarcerate
or execute. If it wasn't for all the dead animals I'd seen (and
the fake dead people in movies?), I would be completely unprepared
for death
> Einstein also challenged us to name a difference between
thought and "real life"
> Size is important: Earth's days are so consistent because
the Earth is so big. The accuracy of our time is relative to
the size of our clocks (I said clocks)
> The universe seems to be an infinite series of fractally
related dimensions. Every level is a macro- or micro-cosmic model
of another. This set includes both the so-called mental and physical
realms. I find it at once both humbling and exhilarating. The
universe is indeed a great lover (as well as a cheap date) |
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