What exists today,
will forevermore exist.
“Where?” is the question.
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(Is it possible to be blown out of existence? I think not. This is the basis of my haiku.)
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Ha! I appreciate haiku, but it eludes me. I just cannot count and I need more words. 🙂
IB, you would learn to write haiku if your readers will only stick around for 17 syllables! My dream – a “fan club” who will read 800 words. I would want at least three in my fan club. Meanwhile, I write haiku. 😀
You said what needed to be said, in very few words. Thank you for that! I love reading everyone’s blogs but don’t always have time to read the long ones.
See my answer to IB above. 😀
This is deep.
I base my premise on the First Law of Thermodynamics which essentially states that energy/mass cannot be created or destroyed within a closed system. (I’m not sure what a “closed system” is.) However both mass and energy can be changed. If I had not been writing haiku, I would have had two questions: Where? and In what Form? Yeah, it is deep! 😀
I am (or was) a mechanical engineer so understand quite well your premises but now a true believer in openness.
I’m interested in your definition of openness.
Willing to listen to all viewpoints, be civil even if I disagree and not to raise unnecessary temperature in deference to the laws of thermodynamics😀
😀 There’s not much I don’t want to know. So I guess that means I’m open also. But I don’t understand everything: for instance, “how to raise temperature …” Did I do that?
If I did, was it good or bad? (Smiling at you.) Fun chat. Thanks.
In some cases it behoove on us to remain silent to lower the temperature.
I take the 5th😀
Pranabaxom, You’re taking the 5th and I’m zipping my lip. LOL
I like reading haiki. I enjoy journeying with blogging but I often skip some of the ‘deeper’ discussions I endeavour to keep my ‘childlike’ awareness of the possibilities in all things. L.O.L.
I love “back and forth” with people as long as it doesn’t degrade to vulgarities. That has never happened. But I have left some blogs because of that. I do read some that really stretch my mind, but I don’t have time for many of those. Faye, do you have more than one blog site. I think I saw you on something else the other day.