When one dreams of water it can be taken as a representation of the condition of our soul at that moment.
As far as jonny point yeasterday that the ability to is affect change is conditional to ones ability I see a truth and a danger in that line of thinking. When considering the dynamics of the group's body of water on the whole, it is certainly a possible that the water of the group maybe peed in affecting the whole. If I understand your premise about the craft switching off the 5% self awareness of an occupant as it leaves the craft this would not be of concern. Again if i'm understanding you properly, you are stating that the craft (moving group environment) is incapable of being peed in, so this should not be of concern. The above example, of course is taken to an vulgar extreme as a matter of of discussion and is not meant to imply any malfeasance, but only to open up a discussion of what is certainly a possibility.
Quoting: Anonymous Coward 20093181 what is meant by "affect change"?
why do we wish this?
who here has had any real success in changing just one human in any real way?
who here has been changed by another in a real way? did "they" change you, or did you decide to change? can you tell the diference? how?
i submit that the *only* 'thing' we are capable of changing is ourselves, and even that is tenuous at best: largely a fail. people stay who they are by and large.
i further submit that the way to affect external change is to *be* the change and let others, by observation, be moved/inspired by the change they see in you.
thru fear and pressure we can let others modify our behavior, but it is surface level at best: only our choices can affect who we are and only inspiration truly moves us. others.
we can choose to be a part of the wave or not. that is the sole extent of our ability to interact with the wave.
to choose.
