The Same Ocean, in Different Cups
By alethea |
We love to pass judgments. He’s good. She’s bad. She’s extra-good. He’s super-bad. I don’t find these classifications to be fruitful or accurate. Show me a “bad” electron. Where is ...
Read More Pesticide-Induced Diseases
By alethea |
June 30, 2022 will be the 60th anniversary of the publication of Silent Spring by Rachel Carson, the ground-breaking book that described the ways in which DDT entered the food ...
Read More Charlie Brown and the Fish Bowl
By alethea |
(With thanks to David Bohm.) Charlie Brown is a physicist, and he has fish. Four different fish—or so he believes. One type of fish is four inches long and has ...
Read More Light as Projection, Light as Shadow
By alethea |
What if, when the world (including the body) is being rendered as a projection, like the sun (ME/CFS Chronic Fatigue Syndrome?), the observer is too small and the pressure in ...
Read More “Many Worlds” and Cancer
By alethea |
At the speed of light, light is in balance. When light eclipses the speed of light, it “shines backward,” precipitating out of solution. When light dips below the speed of ...
Read More Cake Batter
By alethea |
A central tenet of this philosophy is that light has a proper speed, but we do not perceive deviations in its speed because they are accompanied by commensurate deviations in ...
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