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what do you wait for but never want and follow by stopping?

Jebus-Zeus wrote:

BIG.AL.ONE wrote:
Waiting to get pulled over by the cops....?

lmao, very close guess...

Jebus-Zeus wrote:
A RED LIGHT

!!!AAHHHHHHHHH!!!

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what do you wait for but never want and follow by stopping?

Waiting to get pulled over by the cops....?

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I am upset, i grew up with alot of you, and no one is left...

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After nearly 20 years, 4 kids, and TONS of frustration on my part, my husband has said that we should divorce.

PepperJ wrote:
And...thank you all for your care and concern.

I will not be here much; I feel like working on the marriage and family is best

I think we understand priorities.
All the same, do drop in from time to time.

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alot of times i want to say one thing, better left unsaid.

Guilty for being a victim of the times.

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serious question

Where is your question?

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Aaah, Valentine..!

Too many liars.

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The Physics of Death (and What Happens to Your Energy When You Die).

A Big Al One thing. You're gonna have to take that one.

No worries...I'm working on the final draft of his euilogy(heh,heh,heh!).

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The Physics of Death (and What Happens to Your Energy When You Die).

DocteurRalph wrote:
I've decided I want Big Al and Joe to speak at my funeral if they outlive me.

Well, don't get into a rush Doc. We love ya here and need you to keep us straight.
BTW you're doing great, keep up the good work brother.

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The Physics of Death (and What Happens to Your Energy When You Die).

....As experienced from the examiners point of view.... But, from the view of the subject?

Of course, time has gave me the room to assemble a few thoughts of my own. Yes, yes, you may say it is an unqualified view, but it's not completely without a comprehensive foundation.
Simply, there is what is eternal and there is what is transitory - and time is transitory.
It has been my observation that not all life forms have the same life span. I suppose biology can explain that but biology and evolution cannot explain the determining factor of what life form will have more life than other forms. It is important to recognize this because the entity (our very being) will experience life based on a rate of existence.
Let's step this up a bit.
As a child, I was given a tape recorder/player for my birthday. Like all kids who misuse gadgets, I soon discovered two things -
1. If I slowed the tape player spool down, more sound was recorded over a shorter distance of tape. When I played the recording back, the sound (usually my voice) sounded much faster - insect or cartoon-like.
2. And the opposite - if I sped the spool up, a given amount of sound was recorded on a longer length of tape. When played back (at the normal rate), the sound sounded very slow.
It's odd. Even as a kid I always made the association of a microphone to that of our human ears.
Let's go further.
The same principal of the tape player also applies to film (or in this case, video).
We are able to capture fast moving objects (ones too fast for our eyes to perceive), by speeding up the film. This actually allows less physical events to be captured per frame and when we play it back we can "see" bullets slowly moving through the air or lightening strikes slowly touching ground, etc.
On the other hand, if the film is slowed down - way down - we can "see" things that barely even move (like a flower that blooms open). When the film is played back, the flower instantly opens up when in reality it took all day. In this case, more physical event is captured per frame (a process called "Stop Motion.")
Isn't a camera a lot like the human eye? Here we have two pieces of technology that act like the biological sensory devices that we are gifted with.... In all reality it is the opposite, we have these technologies because they were based on working biological principals. Did you know that we also have two biological televisions? For anyone who remembers the days of glass televisions (or Cathode Ray Tubes) these televisions we have in our brain are facing each other, fused at the face.
In one sense, we don't see with our eyes, we see because of our T.V.s. It's called a Halo System according to ancient knowledge. It is the view portal by which our soul can see the outside world.
(And you think we live in the most technologic era to have ever existed - hahahahaha!). Our time today is a mere shadow of its former glory and the history taught today has done well turning the tables to bury real working truth.
Are you still with me?
Okay, let's go even further to solid-state technology. What is a silicon chip? How and why does it work?
It's easily understood that electricity flows through objects, but if you want to control the rate of flow, you have to regulate both vacuum and atmospheric pressure. This isn't as complicated as it sounds.
Microchip factories have rooms that are atmospherically sealed. This means they are able to suck the air out of the room with significant force. Molten silicon is poured onto a conductor and allowed to harden. The processing room is repressurized to normal atmosphere BUT the hardened silicon has permanently sealed the conductor at the time when the pressure was less. Because of that, electricity will flow at a different rate through the conductor....
The human body (in this case, the human brain) is neither a solid (like metal or rock), nor is it a liquid (like water). It is a semi-solid.
Now, let's connect some dots. All biological life forms have different rates of existence - this doesn't just mean that one creature has a longer (or shorter) life-span than the other - it has a completely different experience of life when it comes to perspective.
A hypothetical example of this goes to this effect; a human will try to swat a fly but the fly moves the moment we twitch.... Why? Because the fly has a different rate of existence (it's settings are tuned differently) and it sees the human in slow motion.
On the other hand, we as humans, will see the birth and death of many flies over the course of our life, alone.
At the same time, we can plant an oak tree (a poor example but it will make the point). We will never live long enough to see that oak tree mature into a full grown tree. On the other hand, that single tree will see the birth and death of many humans over the course of its life (provided it's not cut down early).
Let's connect more dots. We know what a fly sounds like, but I'm under the impression that we don't sound any differently from the perspective of the oak. We sound like little dying cartoons. Meanwhile, if an oak tree had a voice, we would not be able to understand any one of it's slow sounding words....

Now, if you've managed to get this far without falling into a catatonic state, let's put this picture completely together -

Time VS. Eternity.

All biological life-forms are subject to time. This is to also say, subject to the laws of physics and thermodynamics (as stated in this post). Furthermore, time does not respect any rate of existence because time is a regulated portion of eternity.
Only eternity remains.
It has often been said that we "see our life flash before our very eyes," when it comes to dying and death. That is because we are making the transition from "time" to the eternal state of things. Effectivly, we time travel out of time to the more permanent state of Eternity.

There are technologies within our brain that have "settings." Information of the life we have lived is energetically stored into certain focal points. Hence, we really never die, and we retain our personal identity and memories for all time.

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