Epiphany,
Ecstasy, and Experts for Our Eureka Moments L. Edgar Otto
07-25-15
There is
a phenomenon in our species I have seen over and over again, one of
how we evaluate our own or others work, overreaching and
overestimating it at times or underestimating it, established in the
safety of the elite crowd by irony as in the know.
A leap
of understanding deduced or stumbled upon that fills us with a vague
but intense moment of ecstasy which some take as cracking a great
hidden secret of the universe that stand out by the cautious science
minded as a deep and preciously rare mystical experience.
This
then accepted and built upon as if a logic that can be applied. One
that may be a bottleneck of visions and counting as well, where such
thought processes meet. But is secret again, a protection of our new
state of being in privacy that the epiphany can be protected from
mundane lesser profane thinkers in the world.
That or
we with less self doubt with more doubt for the experts sometimes
surrender to them or our leaders as if they are gods to find mental
balance.
Then
again, given social voice and opportunity by circumstance, like most
anyone, entangled games with others have no hidden motives in our own
or their exchanges in conversation. For me Conway comes to mind. We
all deal with such concepts of psychology as if degrees of all of the
above traits of personality.
Would
you gaze through a window at the falling snow from the warm
artificial sunlight of your hearth? Or go outside, brave the cold to
capture a snowflake a short while to observe its pattern before it
melts in in your hand?
Science
and life tries to delay the decay, parameters controlled to observe
the symmetry a little longer, a drive to know despite life's burdens
and sacrifices.
It seems
to me rather Biblical, the fact nets of 153 fish – truths of the
influences of Greek philosophy and number theory where in its day at
the dawn of music of the spheres, we pass on patterns and store
golden ages if we can keep or recall them through generations. That
passage foresaw for ideas ideas in our day, and for our own particle
generation limits what like the dust we stand on is contained as a
concept of asymptotic freedom.
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Some Poetic comments to science articles posted on facebook:
This explains why most people live on the surface between the dark and light of day. Somewhere in between, the dawn and twilight, thus like birds or fish that is when we sing. But the inquisitive seek more of the night for sound travels further in the deeps and the swooping owls with their expert talons to build their nests with single strands of your black hole hair are thought evil demons or highly intelligent when it may be just a matter of an anomaly of devoting so much of their brain matter to their eyes. If there are no gray groups there is not balance living on the surface of processes without mystery and passion for a stable life social yet in its own right the forces gray. Can science sustain its imagination?
Will humans take on the role of corals? Free floating larva that responds to the changes in the environment - climate, sea level and so on a barrier reef against the dark attracting and sustaining other life forms - if we find a place to be established but fixed awhile before we spend our light and leave great castles in the depths and sky?
On the illustration above there I added on the photo a caption "Building bridges across the confluence of our dreams" but I hope also to post one from the same perspective when and if we really build the bridge."
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Some Poetic comments to science articles posted on facebook:
This explains why most people live on the surface between the dark and light of day. Somewhere in between, the dawn and twilight, thus like birds or fish that is when we sing. But the inquisitive seek more of the night for sound travels further in the deeps and the swooping owls with their expert talons to build their nests with single strands of your black hole hair are thought evil demons or highly intelligent when it may be just a matter of an anomaly of devoting so much of their brain matter to their eyes. If there are no gray groups there is not balance living on the surface of processes without mystery and passion for a stable life social yet in its own right the forces gray. Can science sustain its imagination?
Will humans take on the role of corals? Free floating larva that responds to the changes in the environment - climate, sea level and so on a barrier reef against the dark attracting and sustaining other life forms - if we find a place to be established but fixed awhile before we spend our light and leave great castles in the depths and sky?
On the illustration above there I added on the photo a caption "Building bridges across the confluence of our dreams" but I hope also to post one from the same perspective when and if we really build the bridge."
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