Del Ivers wrote:And what is this that I see on a moonlit night? It looks like the shadow of someone by one of the Parthenon columns. Is it a person or the column itself? Tyche touches me on the shoulder and says we must go. I say there's no need to worry, I recognize the difference of atomic density between the shadow and the column. I've seen this before, and no doubt it will continue in some form for at least a couple of millennia. "Will the shadow last that long?", Tyche asks. "That depends on how long the shadow remembers the light", I say to her. Still, Tyche wants to leave. I smile at her then we both walk away. I turn my head to get another look. I can hear whispering.
Well, Mr. C. (or an incredible Aegean simulation thereof). Interesting to see you around here. I visited a little while back. A few nice voices but I didn't stay long. No particular reason for it, simply atoms moving on and regrouping somewhere.
By the way, Happy Holidays. Or whatever your atoms consider to be a holy day.
The Jew screams out in pain as he strikes you.
surreptitious75 wrote:Abstraction in the form of language can explain reality but it should never be its replacement or substitute
The only truly knowable absolute thing about the Universe is that it is all that exists and it is all that needs to be accepted
Absolutes that are unfalsifiable [ God ] may bring psychological comfort but accepting reality as it is is far more preferable
Heraclitus wrote:τὰ ὄντα ἰέναι τε πάντα καὶ μένειν οὐδέν
Heraclitus wrote:πόλεμος πάντων μὲν πατήρ ἐστι, πάντων δὲ βασιλεύς
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