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Originally Posted by Profpat  Thanks RP and MJA:
It looks like we all believe in eqality. I know I do. Not sameness but equality. But here is a question.
"IF YOU COULD CHANGE THE WORLD WOULD YOU"
AND IF YES HOW AND WHY ?
I would leave everything alone and let revolution and evolution take its course.
Best regards:
Profpat |
Thanks Prof and RP,
If I could change the world, I would unite it now. Not tomorrow, not today, but this very second.
I believe my purpose in life is to help in this cause, through the teaching of the truth of equality. Not only uniting all people, but all things. You see, we are what we are taught. In that regard, all of us have been taught to measure difference. Democritus said: "man is the measure of all things". We measure the difference of everything as we have been taught to do. When we should have been taught to measure the equality of all things, that we are all equal or united by nature itself. Difference divides, equality unites; difference has no certainty, equality is the simple truth. Equality unites everything. The very purpose of this forum is to finish Einstein's quest for Grand Unification. Unity is equality is the solution!
The solution is here, right infront of us, and more simple than thought. To unite the universe is as simple as changing one's thoughts. Education is the key to that change.
I sometimes think that my goal of unification which I see as simple as truth, may not be achieved. Although I have great confidence in the wisdom that truth cannot be denied; evolution, as you correctly stated Prof., will guide us all to that truth. Man spends much of his effort on theories built with antquated measuring tools from days gone by. The future of measure is the tool of truth, the tool of equality. So when I see or read people like yourself and RP, who see the light of equality, well their must be many others. How many others are their? That is the group that can and will bring the change that will unite the world.
In physics, which is the measure of nature, the equation is the unifying solution. An equation is to equate. What stopped us from equal is the belief that the measure of difference was certain. It has no certainty; proven not by me, but science itself. Yet we cling to it for fear of change. Every equation has = as it's foundation, yet we spend all of our time on the uncertain measures on the left and right of = or simply and beautifully, nature's truth. Freedom will come when we let go of the uncertainties of difference, and unite ourselves as well as all things in the certainty or truth of equality. All is one, we only have to change the way we think.
Equality,
MJA