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Termyn8or -> More esoteric than you could ever hope to be (5/13/2008 12:47:04 AM)
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Matter does not exist.Period. What we percieve as matter is actually an intersection of three waves resonating. This is true of every percieved atom in the universe.
If you touch a piece of steel you encounter resistance. Let's say a piece of iron. The structure of the atoms is that it is mostly space. What you feel when you touch a piece of iron is the forces in the atoms. You are feeling force, not matter.
I am taking you higher now. Nobody with even a basic understanding of atomic and molecular theory should have the slightest problem with this. You know that even some of the densest materials mainly consist of space on a molecular or atomic level. So how can you even argue that when you touch it you are touching matter ? You can't.
When you see a piece of iron it is a force, one that reflects light in a certain way.When you feel iron it is force. Strides have been made in science to intensify that field, but in reality when they mix up things and come up with new alloys, that is all they are doing.
Enhancing the field.
Normally I would not share all this all at once, but now that my love has called, I think I better because I might be near death. No, I don't think she will kill me on purpose. But I know Murphy's law, and I heard it from Murphy himself. That is another story in and of itself.
But back to the subject. We percieve that there is a difference between energy and matter, while all the time purporting to know that most atoms, even of the most dense materials are mostly space. Then we fail to see the absolute lack of distinctuion between the two. There is no way in hell technology can really advance as long as we stay so narrow minded.
The fact is, what we percieve as matter is nothing but stable energy.
T
(if my drivel bothers you, don't click on it no more)
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