On Mar 29, 3:22 am, "Painius" wrote:

Matter is merely an insignificant turbulence in
the flow of the spatial/gravitational field energy.

Insignifigant yes, in terms of its net energy density compared to that
of space (hence the 'dustbunny' moniker). But yet matter constitutes
the sink by which the hyperpressurized medium vents down to its lowest
pressure state. Without the sink there would be no flows(!).

The Sun? a whorl; the Earth? an eddy.
Space flows on; Life goes on.
In the turbulence of chaos, there is order.
Water builds/grows into life, gains mobility...
To seek new, higher levels.

Amen, bro.

There was another thread recently called "What's the Most Awesome
Thing You Saw Today?" (or words to that effect.) To me, the "most
awesome" thing happens *every* day just in seeing the Sun and stars,
in knowing they are the incandescing Vent Points, glittering testament
to the awesome dynamism of *space itself*venting down.. in seeing the
process of gravitation as the inverse of the Big Bang process, the
Continuous Big Bang. "Most awesome" is seeing Life as the pinnacle of
that Process. And "most awesome" of all is the privelege of being
alive and savoring life to the fullest.

oc(Bill)