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Isn't it amazing?
To know that you are connected intimately, universally with every neutrino, quark, molecule, speck of dust, tree, child, adult, planet, galaxy; all past, now, and future.
All of it.
And always utterly alone in that hideous beauty.
Dynamic, connected, vulnerable, and alone.
To give and receive, in that alone-ness that fills all voids.
Can it get any better? |
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"Isn't it amazing?
To know that you are connected intimately, universally with every neutrino, quark, molecule, speck of dust, tree, child, adult, planet, galaxy; all past, now, and future.
All of it.
And always utterly alone in that hideous beauty.
Dynamic, connected, vulnerable, and alone.
To give and receive, in that alone-ness that fills all voids.
Can it get any better?"
Isn’t quark that horrible cheese stuff? I don’t want to be connected with that. |
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"Isn't it amazing?
To know that you are connected intimately, universally with every neutrino, quark, molecule, speck of dust, tree, child, adult, planet, galaxy; all past, now, and future.
All of it.
And always utterly alone in that hideous beauty.
Dynamic, connected, vulnerable, and alone.
To give and receive, in that alone-ness that fills all voids.
Can it get any better?
Isn’t quark that horrible cheese stuff? I don’t want to be connected with that. "
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"good morning - think the giving and receiving in that aloneness breaks it up a bit  "
If you know how clever that reply is, you're amazing.
If you don't know how clever that reply is, you're amazing but don't know you're amazing.
The "breaks it up a bit" - that's the amazing bit.
That's where the ouroboros dances with its heart. And still has to move ever onwards. |
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"good morning - think the giving and receiving in that aloneness breaks it up a bit
If you know how clever that reply is, you're amazing.
If you don't know how clever that reply is, you're amazing but don't know you're amazing.
The "breaks it up a bit" - that's the amazing bit.
That's where the ouroboros dances with its heart. And still has to move ever onwards."
 i think I'm going to aspire to being amazing today |
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"Isn't it amazing?
To know that you are connected intimately, universally with every neutrino, quark, molecule, speck of dust, tree, child, adult, planet, galaxy; all past, now, and future.
All of it.
And always utterly alone in that hideous beauty.
Dynamic, connected, vulnerable, and alone.
To give and receive, in that alone-ness that fills all voids.
Can it get any better?
Isn’t quark that horrible cheese stuff? I don’t want to be connected with that.
They're up and down. Strangeness and charm "
 
You lepton that one  x |
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By *TG3Man 36 weeks ago
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"Isn't it amazing?
To know that you are connected intimately, universally with every neutrino, quark, molecule, speck of dust, tree, child, adult, planet, galaxy; all past, now, and future.
All of it.
And always utterly alone in that hideous beauty.
Dynamic, connected, vulnerable, and alone.
To give and receive, in that alone-ness that fills all voids.
Can it get any better?"
It can only get better |
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"You feeling ok robocop? "
Awww Fred - you're a sweetie.
Yes. I've just seen a lot of stuff recently, elsewhere and here, that I thought needed a challenge to alone/lonely.
Being a brutal cunt who loves alone and is concerned that so many people miss its possibilities (mentally, emotionally, philosophically, physically) - I wanted to chuck the challenge out there as a counterbalance.
I've done similar things on my other social media over the last few weeks and months xxx |
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By (user no longer on site) 36 weeks ago
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You can enjoy being alone and yet have momentary craving for connection.
You can be surrounded by friends, or laying next to someone who is meant to love you ... and feel the loneliest you've ever felt.
Being truly comfortable alone is a gift I've be nurturing for myself. |
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By *TG3Man 36 weeks ago
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"You feeling ok robocop?
Awww Fred - you're a sweetie.
Yes. I've just seen a lot of stuff recently, elsewhere and here, that I thought needed a challenge to alone/lonely.
Being a brutal cunt who loves alone and is concerned that so many people miss its possibilities (mentally, emotionally, philosophically, physically) - I wanted to chuck the challenge out there as a counterbalance.
I've done similar things on my other social media over the last few weeks and months xxx"
lol hey i do find it odd though that with all these billions of people in the world that people complain (not you) that they are lonely, my theory is they themselves isolate themselves from deeper involvement with other people, to the extent that friends and family then isolate themselves from him or her. We all have taste in people, looks, cleanliness, race, jobs, education etc so why if we are feeling lonely can't we break our own restrictions and just get close to people. I'm a friendly guy i smile at people and say hi and people respond to that. |
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^^ because people isolate themselves in tribes and don't let others in. I try to be friendly to everyone in social situations and obviously so do you but the vast majority of people exclude others.
Then you get people like my father. Widowed two years ago after 67 years of marriage. He has a good social life and many friends but he's terribly lonely.
It isn't always the lonely persons fault |
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"You feeling ok robocop?
Awww Fred - you're a sweetie.
Yes. I've just seen a lot of stuff recently, elsewhere and here, that I thought needed a challenge to alone/lonely.
Being a brutal cunt who loves alone and is concerned that so many people miss its possibilities (mentally, emotionally, philosophically, physically) - I wanted to chuck the challenge out there as a counterbalance.
I've done similar things on my other social media over the last few weeks and months xxxlol hey i do find it odd though that with all these billions of people in the world that people complain (not you) that they are lonely, my theory is they themselves isolate themselves from deeper involvement with other people, to the extent that friends and family then isolate themselves from him or her. We all have taste in people, looks, cleanliness, race, jobs, education etc so why if we are feeling lonely can't we break our own restrictions and just get close to people. I'm a friendly guy i smile at people and say hi and people respond to that. "
I think it's a lot about developing cultures where we experience incredible closeness (it builds our "heart-joy") whilst having no desire for ownership or possession in that.
That changes our entire political and economic superstructure as well though, so it's enormous.
We do "need" the pleasure people can provide, and we do "need" responsiveness to our genuine vulnerabilities. To turn that into ownerships and possessiveness just seems anachronistic, irregular, outmoded.
Have you read Marge Piercy's "Woman at the Edge of Time"? It's great for cracking everything apart and looking anew. Including child-rearing. Great book. Odd, and deep. Very, very readable. It's also wise enough to know how near impossible such seismic change is.
But only "near" impossible.
I'll take those odds  . |
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By *TG3Man 36 weeks ago
Dorchester |
"Fred333
It's quite possible to be surrounded by people and feel lonely. Or isolated from people due to your health... its a complex issue ..... "
I get the health thing but if you've still got life in you i meant, drop the barriers and get stuck in, also i get the long happy marriage thing you invest yourself in that marriage and when it ends for whatever reason you don't know how to interact with other people i guess. |
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"Isn't it amazing?
To know that you are connected intimately, universally with every neutrino, quark, molecule, speck of dust, tree, child, adult, planet, galaxy; all past, now, and future.
All of it.
And always utterly alone in that hideous beauty.
Dynamic, connected, vulnerable, and alone.
To give and receive, in that alone-ness that fills all voids.
Can it get any better?
Isn’t quark that horrible cheese stuff? I don’t want to be connected with that.
They're up and down. Strangeness and charm
You lepton that one x"
I've got my head gluon'd |
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By *TG3Man 36 weeks ago
Dorchester |
"You feeling ok robocop?
Awww Fred - you're a sweetie.
Yes. I've just seen a lot of stuff recently, elsewhere and here, that I thought needed a challenge to alone/lonely.
Being a brutal cunt who loves alone and is concerned that so many people miss its possibilities (mentally, emotionally, philosophically, physically) - I wanted to chuck the challenge out there as a counterbalance.
I've done similar things on my other social media over the last few weeks and months xxxlol hey i do find it odd though that with all these billions of people in the world that people complain (not you) that they are lonely, my theory is they themselves isolate themselves from deeper involvement with other people, to the extent that friends and family then isolate themselves from him or her. We all have taste in people, looks, cleanliness, race, jobs, education etc so why if we are feeling lonely can't we break our own restrictions and just get close to people. I'm a friendly guy i smile at people and say hi and people respond to that.
I think it's a lot about developing cultures where we experience incredible closeness (it builds our "heart-joy") whilst having no desire for ownership or possession in that.
That changes our entire political and economic superstructure as well though, so it's enormous.
We do "need" the pleasure people can provide, and we do "need" responsiveness to our genuine vulnerabilities. To turn that into ownerships and possessiveness just seems anachronistic, irregular, outmoded.
Have you read Marge Piercy's "Woman at the Edge of Time"? It's great for cracking everything apart and looking anew. Including child-rearing. Great book. Odd, and deep. Very, very readable. It's also wise enough to know how near impossible such seismic change is.
But only "near" impossible.
I'll take those odds ."
No haven't read it but will look out for it. |
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"Fred333
It's quite possible to be surrounded by people and feel lonely. Or isolated from people due to your health... its a complex issue ..... I get the health thing but if you've still got life in you i meant, drop the barriers and get stuck in, also i get the long happy marriage thing you invest yourself in that marriage and when it ends for whatever reason you don't know how to interact with other people i guess. "
My dad knows how to interact with other people although he has some neurodiversity which affects how he does it. However it's the hours he spends alone than contribute to his feelings if loneliness. It really isn't as easy as smiling at someone and saying hello. They still have to go home to an empty house |
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"Fred333
It's quite possible to be surrounded by people and feel lonely. Or isolated from people due to your health... its a complex issue ..... I get the health thing but if you've still got life in you i meant, drop the barriers and get stuck in, also i get the long happy marriage thing you invest yourself in that marriage and when it ends for whatever reason you don't know how to interact with other people i guess. "
i think that applys for any long relationship that changes/ends - my child is moving onto the next step of their lives, which is great, I've done my single parenting thing well. But the void is suddenly bigger than i thought - having focused on one person for such a long time 17 years i have been mother/father/extended family to one person and now Im not required - its a huge adjustment |
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By *TG3Man 36 weeks ago
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"Fred333
It's quite possible to be surrounded by people and feel lonely. Or isolated from people due to your health... its a complex issue ..... I get the health thing but if you've still got life in you i meant, drop the barriers and get stuck in, also i get the long happy marriage thing you invest yourself in that marriage and when it ends for whatever reason you don't know how to interact with other people i guess.
My dad knows how to interact with other people although he has some neurodiversity which affects how he does it. However it's the hours he spends alone than contribute to his feelings if loneliness. It really isn't as easy as smiling at someone and saying hello. They still have to go home to an empty house "
True i suppose residential living is out of the question, suppose that has its ups and downs in so far as you can't choose the people you are living with and if he's still independent he wants to maintain his independence, the residential places I've visited they seem to have great social aspects, organised activities etc |
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By *TG3Man 36 weeks ago
Dorchester |
"Fred333
It's quite possible to be surrounded by people and feel lonely. Or isolated from people due to your health... its a complex issue ..... I get the health thing but if you've still got life in you i meant, drop the barriers and get stuck in, also i get the long happy marriage thing you invest yourself in that marriage and when it ends for whatever reason you don't know how to interact with other people i guess.
i think that applys for any long relationship that changes/ends - my child is moving onto the next step of their lives, which is great, I've done my single parenting thing well. But the void is suddenly bigger than i thought - having focused on one person for such a long time 17 years i have been mother/father/extended family to one person and now Im not required - its a huge adjustment"
Yes i get that too but for different reasons |
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"Fred333
It's quite possible to be surrounded by people and feel lonely. Or isolated from people due to your health... its a complex issue ..... I get the health thing but if you've still got life in you i meant, drop the barriers and get stuck in, also i get the long happy marriage thing you invest yourself in that marriage and when it ends for whatever reason you don't know how to interact with other people i guess.
My dad knows how to interact with other people although he has some neurodiversity which affects how he does it. However it's the hours he spends alone than contribute to his feelings if loneliness. It really isn't as easy as smiling at someone and saying hello. They still have to go home to an empty house True i suppose residential living is out of the question, suppose that has its ups and downs in so far as you can't choose the people you are living with and if he's still independent he wants to maintain his independence, the residential places I've visited they seem to have great social aspects, organised activities etc "
It's not a question of residential living. I think you're missing the point that it's possible to be lonely while interacting with many people.
Solving the problem of loneliness isn't as simple as telling someone to be with people. They have to be 'your' people. |
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By *nnCeeWoman 36 weeks ago
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"Fred333
It's quite possible to be surrounded by people and feel lonely. Or isolated from people due to your health... its a complex issue ..... I get the health thing but if you've still got life in you i meant, drop the barriers and get stuck in, also i get the long happy marriage thing you invest yourself in that marriage and when it ends for whatever reason you don't know how to interact with other people i guess.
i think that applys for any long relationship that changes/ends - my child is moving onto the next step of their lives, which is great, I've done my single parenting thing well. But the void is suddenly bigger than i thought - having focused on one person for such a long time 17 years i have been mother/father/extended family to one person and now Im not required - its a huge adjustment"
Oh giggles, you're still required my darling, just perhaps not in quite the same way as you have been previously xx |
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By (user no longer on site) 36 weeks ago
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"Isn't it amazing?
To know that you are connected intimately, universally with every neutrino, quark, molecule, speck of dust, tree, child, adult, planet, galaxy; all past, now, and future.
All of it.
And always utterly alone in that hideous beauty.
Dynamic, connected, vulnerable, and alone.
To give and receive, in that alone-ness that fills all voids.
Can it get any better?"
Is that how you feel right now op |
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By *TG3Man 36 weeks ago
Dorchester |
"Fred333
It's quite possible to be surrounded by people and feel lonely. Or isolated from people due to your health... its a complex issue ..... I get the health thing but if you've still got life in you i meant, drop the barriers and get stuck in, also i get the long happy marriage thing you invest yourself in that marriage and when it ends for whatever reason you don't know how to interact with other people i guess.
My dad knows how to interact with other people although he has some neurodiversity which affects how he does it. However it's the hours he spends alone than contribute to his feelings if loneliness. It really isn't as easy as smiling at someone and saying hello. They still have to go home to an empty house True i suppose residential living is out of the question, suppose that has its ups and downs in so far as you can't choose the people you are living with and if he's still independent he wants to maintain his independence, the residential places I've visited they seem to have great social aspects, organised activities etc
It's not a question of residential living. I think you're missing the point that it's possible to be lonely while interacting with many people.
Solving the problem of loneliness isn't as simple as telling someone to be with people. They have to be 'your' people. "
I get that so yes i get loneliness but don't understand it, suppose my turn is yet to come. |
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"Fred333
It's quite possible to be surrounded by people and feel lonely. Or isolated from people due to your health... its a complex issue ..... I get the health thing but if you've still got life in you i meant, drop the barriers and get stuck in, also i get the long happy marriage thing you invest yourself in that marriage and when it ends for whatever reason you don't know how to interact with other people i guess.
My dad knows how to interact with other people although he has some neurodiversity which affects how he does it. However it's the hours he spends alone than contribute to his feelings if loneliness. It really isn't as easy as smiling at someone and saying hello. They still have to go home to an empty house True i suppose residential living is out of the question, suppose that has its ups and downs in so far as you can't choose the people you are living with and if he's still independent he wants to maintain his independence, the residential places I've visited they seem to have great social aspects, organised activities etc
It's not a question of residential living. I think you're missing the point that it's possible to be lonely while interacting with many people.
Solving the problem of loneliness isn't as simple as telling someone to be with people. They have to be 'your' people. I get that so yes i get loneliness but don't understand it, suppose my turn is yet to come. "
You're lucky. I hope you never have to understand it |
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By *TG3Man 36 weeks ago
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"Fred333
It's quite possible to be surrounded by people and feel lonely. Or isolated from people due to your health... its a complex issue ..... I get the health thing but if you've still got life in you i meant, drop the barriers and get stuck in, also i get the long happy marriage thing you invest yourself in that marriage and when it ends for whatever reason you don't know how to interact with other people i guess.
My dad knows how to interact with other people although he has some neurodiversity which affects how he does it. However it's the hours he spends alone than contribute to his feelings if loneliness. It really isn't as easy as smiling at someone and saying hello. They still have to go home to an empty house True i suppose residential living is out of the question, suppose that has its ups and downs in so far as you can't choose the people you are living with and if he's still independent he wants to maintain his independence, the residential places I've visited they seem to have great social aspects, organised activities etc
It's not a question of residential living. I think you're missing the point that it's possible to be lonely while interacting with many people.
Solving the problem of loneliness isn't as simple as telling someone to be with people. They have to be 'your' people. I get that so yes i get loneliness but don't understand it, suppose my turn is yet to come.
You're lucky. I hope you never have to understand it"
Can i ask how old your dad is? |
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"Isn't it amazing?
To know that you are connected intimately, universally with every neutrino, quark, molecule, speck of dust, tree, child, adult, planet, galaxy; all past, now, and future.
All of it.
And always utterly alone in that hideous beauty.
Dynamic, connected, vulnerable, and alone.
To give and receive, in that alone-ness that fills all voids.
Can it get any better?
Isn’t quark that horrible cheese stuff? I don’t want to be connected with that.
They're up and down. Strangeness and charm "
And it's everyone's strangeness and charms that lead to all their ups and downs  |
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"Isn't it amazing?
To know that you are connected intimately, universally with every neutrino, quark, molecule, speck of dust, tree, child, adult, planet, galaxy; all past, now, and future.
All of it.
And always utterly alone in that hideous beauty.
Dynamic, connected, vulnerable, and alone.
To give and receive, in that alone-ness that fills all voids.
Can it get any better?
Isn’t quark that horrible cheese stuff? I don’t want to be connected with that.
They're up and down. Strangeness and charm
You lepton that one x
I've got my head gluon'd "
You two are scaring me. I am a bit of a WIMP. |
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"Fred333
It's quite possible to be surrounded by people and feel lonely. Or isolated from people due to your health... its a complex issue ..... I get the health thing but if you've still got life in you i meant, drop the barriers and get stuck in, also i get the long happy marriage thing you invest yourself in that marriage and when it ends for whatever reason you don't know how to interact with other people i guess.
My dad knows how to interact with other people although he has some neurodiversity which affects how he does it. However it's the hours he spends alone than contribute to his feelings if loneliness. It really isn't as easy as smiling at someone and saying hello. They still have to go home to an empty house True i suppose residential living is out of the question, suppose that has its ups and downs in so far as you can't choose the people you are living with and if he's still independent he wants to maintain his independence, the residential places I've visited they seem to have great social aspects, organised activities etc
It's not a question of residential living. I think you're missing the point that it's possible to be lonely while interacting with many people.
Solving the problem of loneliness isn't as simple as telling someone to be with people. They have to be 'your' people. I get that so yes i get loneliness but don't understand it, suppose my turn is yet to come.
You're lucky. I hope you never have to understand itCan i ask how old your dad is? "
He's 97 |
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By *ripfillMan 36 weeks ago
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"Isn't it amazing?
To know that you are connected intimately, universally with every neutrino, quark, molecule, speck of dust, tree, child, adult, planet, galaxy; all past, now, and future.
All of it.
Can you actually cook with Quark .?
And always utterly alone in that hideous beauty.
Dynamic, connected, vulnerable, and alone.
To give and receive, in that alone-ness that fills all voids.
Can it get any better?
Isn’t quark that horrible cheese stuff? I don’t want to be connected with that. "
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"Isn't it amazing?
To know that you are connected intimately, universally with every neutrino, quark, molecule, speck of dust, tree, child, adult, planet, galaxy; all past, now, and future.
All of it.
And always utterly alone in that hideous beauty.
Dynamic, connected, vulnerable, and alone.
To give and receive, in that alone-ness that fills all voids.
Can it get any better?
Isn’t quark that horrible cheese stuff? I don’t want to be connected with that.
They're up and down. Strangeness and charm
You lepton that one x
I've got my head gluon'd "
Fermi, that's the best one yet xx |
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"Isn't it amazing?
To know that you are connected intimately, universally with every neutrino, quark, molecule, speck of dust, tree, child, adult, planet, galaxy; all past, now, and future.
All of it.
And always utterly alone in that hideous beauty.
Dynamic, connected, vulnerable, and alone.
To give and receive, in that alone-ness that fills all voids.
Can it get any better?
Isn’t quark that horrible cheese stuff? I don’t want to be connected with that.
They're up and down. Strangeness and charm
And it's everyone's strangeness and charms that lead to all their ups and downs "
Higgsactly! |
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"Beautifully put OP.
It's true, we are one...
...everything in the universe is interconnected and interdependent."
Oh I like you Sissy. And awareness of that doesn't necessarily make it better, but that awareness (which seems to be supported at the cutting edge of physics and philosophy, no gods required) IS a strong basis for moving into making everything a bit better.
I think queer, neuroqueer, neurospicy, neurodivergent are all some of that potential in squidgy human form that can explore a newer and more germane ethics xx |
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"Isn't it amazing?
To know that you are connected intimately, universally with every neutrino, quark, molecule, speck of dust, tree, child, adult, planet, galaxy; all past, now, and future.
All of it.
And always utterly alone in that hideous beauty.
Dynamic, connected, vulnerable, and alone.
To give and receive, in that alone-ness that fills all voids.
Can it get any better?
Is that how you feel right now op"
Thanks for asking. Leaving my crap jokes aside for now, it's been the main theme in my thought and feeling for about 15 years. Main theme. By far. But not the only theme.
It is, however, very "contra" to the pressures and dynamics that surround us in 21st Century "west" in particular (not that anywhere else has really got a handle on it either).
So I'd have to be even more of a cunt than many people already think I am not to have incredible empathy for the confusions surrounding navigating our days and nights.
Plus, there's every good reason I could be entirely misguided. |
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"Isn't it amazing?
To know that you are connected intimately, universally with every neutrino, quark, molecule, speck of dust, tree, child, adult, planet, galaxy; all past, now, and future.
All of it.
And always utterly alone in that hideous beauty.
Dynamic, connected, vulnerable, and alone.
To give and receive, in that alone-ness that fills all voids.
Can it get any better?
Isn’t quark that horrible cheese stuff? I don’t want to be connected with that.
They're up and down. Strangeness and charm
You lepton that one x
I've got my head gluon'd
You two are scaring me. I am a bit of a WIMP."
The WIMPS shall inherit The Lounge  . |
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"Isn't it amazing?
To know that you are connected intimately, universally with every neutrino, quark, molecule, speck of dust, tree, child, adult, planet, galaxy; all past, now, and future.
All of it.
And always utterly alone in that hideous beauty.
Dynamic, connected, vulnerable, and alone.
To give and receive, in that alone-ness that fills all voids.
Can it get any better?
Isn’t quark that horrible cheese stuff? I don’t want to be connected with that.
They're up and down. Strangeness and charm
And it's everyone's strangeness and charms that lead to all their ups and downs
Higgsactly!"
Boson! |
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Deep.
I’ve been learning about sociograms and social quotient so it’s a bit interesting.
Not sure I understand the chemical analogy, yeah we’re all made of the same stuff , as is dirt, diamonds and dog poo , but that’s not what connects us.
What connects us is relationships, personalities and the unseen grid with outs own energy called social capital. |
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"Isn't it amazing?
To know that you are connected intimately, universally with every neutrino, quark, molecule, speck of dust, tree, child, adult, planet, galaxy; all past, now, and future.
All of it.
And always utterly alone in that hideous beauty.
Dynamic, connected, vulnerable, and alone.
To give and receive, in that alone-ness that fills all voids.
Can it get any better?
Isn’t quark that horrible cheese stuff? I don’t want to be connected with that.
They're up and down. Strangeness and charm
And it's everyone's strangeness and charms that lead to all their ups and downs
Higgsactly!
Boson!"
You know, I've just checked, and I'm a tad upset that no FF couple on here has called themselves "DoubleSlit"  xx |
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I love a bit of non-duality.
That relinquishing of control, acceptance of our temporal existence.
Old evaporated milk cans ripped apart by mighty behemoth claws. Can't beat a bit of the Dharma Bum life, before rotating back to the real world. |
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"Deep.
I’ve been learning about sociograms and social quotient so it’s a bit interesting.
Not sure I understand the chemical analogy, yeah we’re all made of the same stuff , as is dirt, diamonds and dog poo , but that’s not what connects us.
What connects us is relationships, personalities and the unseen grid with outs own energy called social capital. "
There's a very good William Blake piece where he alludes to one of the prophets basically eating poo (by cooking on dung, that poo gets into the food).
Underneath the surface, one of the things Blake is saying (because every one of his sentences usually says about a hundred things ) is that we are emotionally and "holistically" connected, even with the yukky stuff. An infinity in every thing (not infinity in everything).
Gets closer to quantum physics (Bohmian Holography) than chemistry in 21st Century language, although we could split the difference and go quantum chemistry because I liked your whole reply and wanted to acknowledge it. |
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"Isn't it amazing?
To know that you are connected intimately, universally with every neutrino, quark, molecule, speck of dust, tree, child, adult, planet, galaxy; all past, now, and future.
All of it.
And always utterly alone in that hideous beauty.
Dynamic, connected, vulnerable, and alone.
To give and receive, in that alone-ness that fills all voids.
Can it get any better?
Isn’t quark that horrible cheese stuff? I don’t want to be connected with that.
They're up and down. Strangeness and charm
And it's everyone's strangeness and charms that lead to all their ups and downs
Higgsactly!
Boson!
You know, I've just checked, and I'm a tad upset that no FF couple on here has called themselves "DoubleSlit" xx"
I'd imagine they'd get a lot of interference |
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"Isn't it amazing?
To know that you are connected intimately, universally with every neutrino, quark, molecule, speck of dust, tree, child, adult, planet, galaxy; all past, now, and future.
All of it.
And always utterly alone in that hideous beauty.
Dynamic, connected, vulnerable, and alone.
To give and receive, in that alone-ness that fills all voids.
Can it get any better?
Isn’t quark that horrible cheese stuff? I don’t want to be connected with that.
They're up and down. Strangeness and charm
And it's everyone's strangeness and charms that lead to all their ups and downs
Higgsactly!
Boson!
You know, I've just checked, and I'm a tad upset that no FF couple on here has called themselves "DoubleSlit" xx
I'd imagine they'd get a lot of interference "
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"Isn't it amazing?
To know that you are connected intimately, universally with every neutrino, quark, molecule, speck of dust, tree, child, adult, planet, galaxy; all past, now, and future.
All of it.
And always utterly alone in that hideous beauty.
Dynamic, connected, vulnerable, and alone.
To give and receive, in that alone-ness that fills all voids.
Can it get any better?
Isn’t quark that horrible cheese stuff? I don’t want to be connected with that.
They're up and down. Strangeness and charm
And it's everyone's strangeness and charms that lead to all their ups and downs
Higgsactly!
Boson!
You know, I've just checked, and I'm a tad upset that no FF couple on here has called themselves "DoubleSlit" xx
I'd imagine they'd get a lot of interference
Waving at their particles duality "
I'm done. You lot win |
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"Isn't it amazing?
To know that you are connected intimately, universally with every neutrino, quark, molecule, speck of dust, tree, child, adult, planet, galaxy; all past, now, and future.
All of it.
And always utterly alone in that hideous beauty.
Dynamic, connected, vulnerable, and alone.
To give and receive, in that alone-ness that fills all voids.
Can it get any better?
Isn’t quark that horrible cheese stuff? I don’t want to be connected with that.
They're up and down. Strangeness and charm
And it's everyone's strangeness and charms that lead to all their ups and downs
Higgsactly!
Boson!
You know, I've just checked, and I'm a tad upset that no FF couple on here has called themselves "DoubleSlit" xx
I'd imagine they'd get a lot of interference
Waving at their particles duality
I'm done. You lot win "
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