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Light is Weird — on nature’s reality

19 Jun 202414 Apr 2024 by sQo

Light is Weird

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Speed of Light and Velocity of Electricity

2 Jul 202420 Sep 2022 by sQo

Speed of Light and Velocity of Electricity

Categories Electronics, Light, Physics Tags capacitance, current, electrical velocity, electricity, electrons, eric dollard, flow, geometry, inductance, physics, speed of light, transient Leave a comment

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“It is important not to worship what is known but to question it.” – J Bronowski

Vibration inseparably connects all. Sound was the beginning, per scripture: If “God is two octaves above man,” but ‘silence is golden,’ does that not place us somewhere between precious and divine? We should embody that.

Time Bending – What Does “One Second” Actually Mean?