mentally weightless

[AntonioLao]

mentally weightless but physically weighty that's is how we all are. When our mind is full of ideas does it means that our mind is heavy? What is the weight of the mind? The weight of an average human brain is between 1.3 kg and 1.4 kg.

[Guille]

mentally weightless but physically weighty that's is how we all are. When our mind is full of ideas does it means that our mind is heavy? What is the weight of the mind? The weight of an average human brain is between 1.3 kg and 1.4 kg.

This is from a physical point of view: in physical existence physical bodies/objects/elements exist and have physical properties such as mass/weight. But in physical existance objects/elements/bodies which are not physical don't exist and don't have physical properties such as mass/weigh.

But in mental existence mental bodies/objects/elements exist and have mental properties such as fullness/completeness. But in mental existence objects/elements/bodies which are not mental don't exist and don't have mental properties such as fullness/completeness.

Thus, when a mind ahs a lot of ideas, it "weights" mentally. And

[AntonioLao]

Since mind is probably a state of energy and energy is related to mass, we can correctly conclude that mind is not weightless.

[Guille]

Since mind is probably a state of energy and energy is related to mass, we can correctly conclude that mind is not weightless.

False, because the mind is the set of all thoughts and ideas, and these are electric charge, and electric charges don't have mass (up to what I know?).

Anyway, if the mind does have a physical weight this one woul dhave no relation to it's mental weight.

NO, actually it would have a relation. Because there more ideas there are, the heavier it will be. So yes, the mental weight is directly proportional to the physical weight.

This is an important connection between both existances. Now we should try and explain that also the amount of times (i.e. quantity) that a thought or mind exists in mental existence is also directly proportional to it's physical existence.

Well, in my opinion it is directly proportional. Because the more you talk about an idea/theory, the more you right about it, the more you divulgated (and this kind of divulgation is physical: sound, ink...) the more minds there will be that have that idea/theory and thus there more mental existence it would have.

[AntonioLao]

and electric charges don't have mass

Yes, they do. Only neutral particles like photon, graviton, gluons(not quite neutral in terms of color charge) and maybe neutrinos that might be massless.

[Guille]

Yes, they do. Only neutral particles like photon, graviton, gluons(not quite neutral in terms of color charge) and maybe neutrinos that might be massless.

So then the second case occurs: the mental mass is directly proportional to the physical mass and vice versa.

[AntonioLao]

The heavier you are the smarter you are? But heavier people live shorter lives.

[Guille]

The heavier you are the smarter you are? But heavier people live shorter lives.

NO! The heavier your mind (set of ideas and thoughts) is, the more full your mind is. But this fullness is relative, just like Einstein's mass. It can be very full sometime sbut nearlly empty other times. Suprisingly when we sleep it is quite full.

[AntonioLao]

Suprisingly when we sleep it is quite full.

But not surprising is that a heavy stomach spillover the mental energy into nightmares.

[Guille]

But not surprising is that a heavy stomach spillover the mental energy into nightmares.

Interesting. But this is not relation between masses, this is, in my opinion, relation between the body and the mind, of the form that if I burn my hand then I feel heat, and have sensation of hurt.