The Dambusters

If the speed of light is c, what is the speed of darkness? It is
instant! I just posted this in Ebtext. That'll get a rise out of 'em
But it's true. The original unperturbed undifferentiated has no
turbulence to cause light. It ain't "white water". It is there,
everywhere, therefore it is instant, and it is the true darkness.
Differentiations can only be in closed circuitry in the one substance,
E=Mc², that there be something to move out of the way and fill in
behind. Water, being an incompressable fluid is like this. Shake a
bottle of water and you will get a whole bunch of bubbles, like the
particles of the universe; but, they soon rise to the top and burst.
These burstings are undifferentiations all carried out by the facility
of confluency. The air in the bottle represents probability, and the
water represents matter-energy. The conformation of matter-energy is
called "information" in general systems dynamics. There is no law of the
conservation of information. The loss, cancelling out, of information is
called entropy. Our civilization delays the rising of the bubbles. But,
some of us are speculative wreckers called the Dambusters.

That was printed on a T-shirt sold by several mail order novelty
companies, and, at last, we have an answer. "The speed of light is c;
what is the speed of darkness?" and you say, "It's instant!" In 1John1:5
it says, "God is light". Can anyone tell me what this implies? We've got
to know. This is more earth shaking than "The Davinci Code".

There is a metal group called "The Crown" who wrote a song called "The
Speed Of Darkness"

Partial lyrics include, "The Speed of Darkness, Faster than the speed
of light"

It is an interesting concept, the speed of darkness....I wonder how a
black hole handles darkness, as opposed to light.

Kane


Miguel Lahunkun wrote:
> If the speed of light is c, what is the speed of darkness? It is
> instant! I just posted this in Ebtext. That'll get a rise out of 'em
> But it's true. The original unperturbed undifferentiated has no
> turbulence to cause light. It ain't "white water". It is there,
> everywhere, therefore it is instant, and it is the true darkness.
> Differentiations can only be in closed circuitry in the one substance,
> E=Mc², that there be something to move out of the way and fill in
> behind. Water, being an incompressable fluid is like this. Shake a
> bottle of water and you will get a whole bunch of bubbles, like the
> particles of the universe; but, they soon rise to the top and burst.
> These burstings are undifferentiations all carried out by the facility
> of confluency. The air in the bottle represents probability, and the
> water represents matter-energy. The conformation of matter-energy is
> called "information" in general systems dynamics. There is no law of the
> conservation of information. The loss, cancelling out, of information is
> called entropy. Our civilization delays the rising of the bubbles. But,
> some of us are speculative wreckers called the Dambusters.

Inside the event horizon of a black hole all has been transduced
into quantum probability which is capable of traveling faster than
light. At the singularity there is simple probability which is instant
and therefore pure darkness. If I throw dice, instantly the simple
probability for getting that throw again is instantly throughout the
universe.

Weren't dambusters Avro Lancasters?


On Tue, 28 Nov 2006 07:20:08 -0500, gellie718@webtv.net (Miguel
Lahunkun) wrote:

> If the speed of light is c, what is the speed of darkness? It is
>instant! I just posted this in Ebtext. That'll get a rise out of 'em
> But it's true. The original unperturbed undifferentiated has no
>turbulence to cause light. It ain't "white water". It is there,
>everywhere, therefore it is instant, and it is the true darkness.
>Differentiations can only be in closed circuitry in the one substance,
>E=Mc², that there be something to move out of the way and fill in
>behind. Water, being an incompressable fluid is like this. Shake a
>bottle of water and you will get a whole bunch of bubbles, like the
>particles of the universe; but, they soon rise to the top and burst.
>These burstings are undifferentiations all carried out by the facility
>of confluency. The air in the bottle represents probability, and the
>water represents matter-energy. The conformation of matter-energy is
>called "information" in general systems dynamics. There is no law of the
>conservation of information. The loss, cancelling out, of information is
>called entropy. Our civilization delays the rising of the bubbles. But,
>some of us are speculative wreckers called the Dambusters.

--Chris

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On Tue, 28 Nov 2006 11:03:52 -0500, Ralph Claxton wrote:

> That was printed on a T-shirt sold by several mail order novelty
> companies, and, at last, we have an answer. "The speed of light is c; what
> is the speed of darkness?" and you say, "It's instant!" In 1John1:5 it
> says, "God is light". Can anyone tell me what this implies? We've got to
> know. This is more earth shaking than "The Davinci Code".

duh, It implies God is infinately slower than the prince of darkness.
It also implies that god exists to the sighted.

Also that more god is made every time you flick the switch.

Why didn't edison het credit for inventing the electric god bulb.

Anyway I'm off to bed, and turn off the god for a good nights sleep.

How can darkness be a prince? It has no structure. Look at all the
components that just a rat's brain has just to be such a simple entity.
Light is capable of infinitely complex modulations. Darkness is nothing.
We have a dam to bust, and that dam is the "establisment's" wall
of "bull" that was built by speculative builders to withhold back the
natural knowledge of nature.