Is Dark Matter the chaos between the functioning of matter and space-time?

E=mc² -  it means Energy equals mass times the speed of light squared.

It's often represented by the image:

Two-dimensional projection of a three-dimensional analogy of spacetime curvature described in general relativity Wikipedia | http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Theory_of_relativity#/media/File:Spacetime_curvature.png

A representation of the same idea that we better understand in a 3-dimensional manner, is a weather pattern.

Below is a 2-dimnsional representation of a 3-dimensional functioning that we terrestrials understand much better:

"1925 Hurricane 4 Weather Map" by NOAA - http://www.aoml.noaa.gov/hrd/hurdat/HWMaps.htm. Licensed under Public Domain via Wikimedia Commons - http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:1925_Hurricane_4_Weather_Map.jpg#/media/File:1925_Hurricane_4_Weather_Map.jpg

The places between the high and the low pressure areas - as we understand by every day living through them - are areas of chaotic and unpredictable 3-dimentional functionings.

As a metaphor for E=mc² we can begin to appreciate the 3-dimensional functioning of the universe; the places between the gravity well that is a planet orbiting through space - through the matrix that is mass functioning in time-space - is very likely a chaotic place full of turbulence. In astronomy this chaos region is invisible. At this point in our understanding we cannot record it, measure it.

Is this chaos in the 'fronts' between matter and time-space the missing dark matter?




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The code written by us.

Working on the baseball scorecard today; working html and javascript inside the blogger interface.

the process makes me feel the same way as writing songs does.

it makes me want to write ethereal things.

no wonder - the code is written by us.

a new language that has some of the effects that language has; but can create those visual effects that your head does.




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Identity and Sexual Orientation within an Oppressive Construct

Liz Lemon, a character in the NBC sit-com 30 Rock, variously comments on the complexities of sexual identity as a woman in modern New York.

Liz is the main character in the play written by Tina Fye. Fye's allusions to conflicts with-in the Liz Lemon character - between male identity and female identity - are often and portent.

The most obvious so far (I'm at season 6) is the incident where Liz and her lover are role-playing roles in a joking manner, over a discussion about home decorating. At a certain point in play Liz mounts her boyfriend - and he reacts appropriately (with in the present cultural constructs of modern female oppression).

The scene ends awkwardly.

It is a comment I believe, on the narrow confines in which present sexual identity must reside in this society.

Females who want to be dominant in sexual contexts are not allowed: if they try they are dykes, sluts, or whores.

Men who want to be subservient (the 'normal' female position) in sexual contexts are fags, potential sexual predators, weirdos.

In the present day this has resulted in I believe, surgical and chemical re-sexing; and loneliness by a huge number of citizens - both female and male.

The solution: Talk about it Liz Lemon.

The scene referred to above starts off the top.

30 rock season 6 episode 18


(NBC wants you to wide screen and Ctrl + to view this at a certain level of civility.)



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