Calculating Roads Not Taken

"Jungle Temple" by Drew John Tankersley

Happy Sez-  This link goes with this post and the one before -Revolution of Reality.  go to The Idea tap at top

The ability to calculate a given reality and the moral values and emotions within it gives us two things the ability to see that the different realities are related to each other by bracing off of each other in a fractal pattern like the branches in a tree, as one reality gives way to another.  This gives us the ability to calculate not only the branch, path or road taken within that given reality but the junction of where that path ends and branches off to another path or reality.  This gives us the ability to calculate not only the road taken but the ability to calculate the roads not taken

A Moment to Reflect

"Jungle Temple" by Drew John Tankersley

Happy sez- Hope everyone took a moment yesterday on the first of May to reflect on the joy of spring, a time of rebirth and beauty, a time to celebrate the light of life, not the darkness and death of socialism and communism.  May this nation and this people be worthy of those continued blessings.

Here's a link:

cause of seasons

A Fleeting Thought - A Fleeting Reality

"Jungle Temple" by Drew John Tankersley

Happy sez-  Our artist and my friend just published on his website, Revolution of Reality, a post I thought was worth the time to read.  Now I understand reality a lot better.  With his permission I am reprinting it here.


Deglazing With Wine
 

My wife and I were making a grocery list and I mentioned I needed some wine, even though my wife and I don't drink I go through a bottle of wine every month or so in the kitchen.  I do most of the cooking and usually use a little wine to deglaze the pan just as I am finished, adding flavor and a moist glaze.  This led us to a conversation about how much wine to use and when - which is something that varies each time according to the pan - what's in it, how much, how moist, how much glaze is on the pan, how hot it is and etc., etc..  The correct answer is of course, just use a squish or a plop or whatever according to the pan,  according to what the conditions, the circumstance is in the pan at that time - that's the frame of reference you use to judge how much wine to put in and that is the reality of the moment, a given reality that has just popped into existence and will pop out of existence when the action is taken and the circumstance no longer exists. Reality itself seems to be a collection of these given realities winking in and out of existence as bubbles in a foam. This of course begs another question - does the sum of the parts equal the whole?


Here's a link to his website:

http://johntan34.blogspot.com/

Solstice and Daddy

"Jungle Temple" by Drew John Tankersley

Happy sez-   Happy Fathers Day to all you fathers out there ( I know, I've heard the old joke about Happy Fathers Day you mothers) so we'll let that go, also happy summer solstice, the longest day of the year at least

Moment to Moment

"Jungle Temple" by Drew John Tankersley

Happy sez-  Another bright, shiny new day and I wonder what it will bring, good or ill, and I wonder what I'll do with it.  Each day, each moment is

Historical View

"Jungle Temple" by Drew John Tankersley

Happy sez-  Today like every day is different but also the same as yesterday in many ways - after all it's, as a song famously said, only a day away.  You keep stacking up those days, yesterday, the day before, the day