- A Vedic Search for your stability is a bridge too far.
- Anxiety wells up and stays for a long time. Belief systems aren’t easily swayed, anyway.
- Remember, infinities aren’t always equal.
- Numbers can be naive if you let them.
- A paradox always shows up when predication rules are violated.
- Predication is judgemental when one term is subsumed under another.
- Does the set of all sets contain itself? It does, and it doesn’t.
- Your bill of rights is not mine; social values are temporary, most of the time.
- Axions are stipulated, but nobody cares. They are too busy thinking about themselves.
- The Hungarian prince is hiding out in Cornish. The Druids of Gaul want him gone.
- Pre-destination is when the future is born in the past.
- Our Universe comprises a lot of space, balled-up nuclear furnaces hung within prior superstructures, balled-up gas, and balled-up rocks that orbit around space. The Webb telescope may be bringing us a paradigm shift in real time.
- It is a simple system with a complicated past.
- Time changes things; entropy never goes away. Order to disorder is a rule of the game. The Universe is getting back to where it once belonged. Light is such a moving thing. Entropy, Evolution, and Iteration run the show. Other realms abound.
- All things are triune, with binary interactives.
- It’s possible that before the Big Bang, the Universe was an infinite stretch of an ultrahot, dense material, persisting in a steady state—a time before time. The Big Bang was programmed to be orderly. Entropy set in after the stage was set. Gas and rocks fall in on themselves.
- Molecules can self-copy.
- You are a bag of particles and known thought responses from within. Consciousness is an emergent, highly complex property.
- Does illusion drive free will? Free to choose.
- Does illusion drive reality? Free to choose.
- The fictions of narratives are many. Free to choose.
- Survival with a reason? Free to choose.
- The Universe can only move particles around. It is a one-trick pony.
- A Vedic Search for your stability is a bridge too far.
- The world beyond language is not an open-ended one.
- Your cultural perspective is out of focus.
- Legacies are a short-time thing.
- Alder trees never do well in a cypress swamp.
- Warren Wales had a raid in the making, but the old Roman city had already been burned to the ground; its hill fort lay in ruin too. Solace was nowhere to be found.
