Mid-afternoon. Last night we had a
talk but I said to save it until today. Here it is:
If being, if consciousness were a bolt of
lightning, what would the thunder be? - Amorella
Do
you mean the consciousness of a full life of say, 70 years, in an instantaneous
bolt of lightning?
Make it a full life of 100 years and you are
on. - Amorella
Wiki
Answers says:
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Lightning is
the exchange of energy and plasma. According to scientist Bruce Steo, lightning
moves at variable speeds. Lightning is in fact not light. But as the
electronic plasma moves through charged air, it releases light waves. Depending
on air conditions, the typical lightning bolt moves at 224,000 mph -- or about
3,700 miles per second.
However, the light you see from the
lightning obviously travels at the speed of light, which is roughly 670 million
mph, or 186,000 miles per second.
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I
also found that a lightning bolt last 30 millionth of a second. So, you are
saying that in the Merlyn books a hundred human earth years equals
thirty-millionth of a second?
Roughly,
it will do for an analogy. - Amorella
So, back to the original question, what is
the thunder? - Amorella
I don't know.
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1600
hours. We had a late lunch at Smashburgers, Carol is finishing her packing and
some time in the next hour or so we will be heading to Westerville for a flight
in the morning. I don't know why it is always rushed before a travel but it is.
Doug sent me a very excellent response to Amorella's analogy question which I
am enclosing below I haven't formulated a response as of yet.
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Dick,
Interesting question. If consciousness is an instantaneous lightning bolt, then
thunder would be all the events that we initiated because of this
consciousness. If you stop and think about what we actually had influence over
in this life it is quite an amazing list. Chaos theory comes to mind and the
flap of the wings of a butterfly. Not clear how we got where we are but we are
here anyway.
Doug
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Maybe
I'll have more today, maybe not. I will post though when the circumstances are
favorable.
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