[Sentient marine]

Right that was the unscientific bit. I admire those who actually hear from God, preachers and the like because it is a gift I just do not have. More so I admire the monks who through deep meditation see so wisely into the mysteries of life. So I study wisdoms, platitudes, beatitudes and stories of great thought.

For instance a young man approached a wise sage with a little bird in his closed hand and asked if the bird was dead or alive. The sage knowing the young man was arrogant and wanted to make himself look good by proving the sage wrong. If he said the bird is alive the young man would clench his fist and the bird would be dead or if he said the bird is dead the young man would open his hand and the bird would fly away.

Not wishing to harm an innocent creature the wise sage replied "the answer is in your hand".

It had been weeks of intense thought and visualising ideas to a point where I could picture them without the need to close my eyes. Excessive caffeine and lack of sleep had me in an altered state for a long time prior to that point. I am nowhere near that level now. But I have sought to explain logically what I saw.

I came to conclude that without an initial vector motion to drive a rotation there could be no Coriolis effect. That initial motion simply needed to be linear due to circular motion having a vector component (the tangent to the arc) and an acceleration r^2 = x^2 + y^2. The square of the radius being the acceleration component of the arc.

I have put just over a year in to find real physics to describe that brief revelation driven by many weeks accumulation of questioning intense visual thoughts. The fact that I attribute and acknowledge God as being the one who touches thought and guides is because the answer was not in me and I needed to ask. Once answered then it would be just plain rude not to try and work out what had been given.

When I was young at some point the question of what is purpose came about, I don't exactly recall how but the answer I do remember. We all have a purpose in life. We may or may not ever know that purpose but you must understand that God has a reason for each and every one of us.