10,000 days in the fire

:shell:

" You can not have different matter in the same space,

but you can have different matter in different spaces at the same time,

or have different matter in the same space at different times. "

--Prof. John R.R. Searl


The Law of the Squares

[link to www.searlsolution.com]

" One of the chief beauties of the spiral as an imaginative conception

is that it is always growing, yet never covering the same ground,

so that it is not merely an explanation of the past, but is also a prophesy of the future;

and while it defines and illuminates what has already happened,

it is also leading constantly to new discoveries. "


--Theodore Andrea Cook

[link to www.naturalcuriosity.ca]

A spiral brain:

There's a spiral in your brain.

Space Debris Illustrated

[link to d1jqu7g1y74ds1.cloudfront.net]

Earth Flower

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but when the lights dim, wont the shadows too?

What's the difference between light and shadow?

Prague astronomical clock

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Prague astronomical clock

[link to www.praguealacarte.com]

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. . . . . .

Ad infinitum

10,000 days has a start -

and an end.

time follows

and comes

Maynard loves futt buckers and transients. It's cool to share sexually depraved thoughts at schools.

Former Jew safe school czar Kevin Jennings. Another deviant futt bucker under Obammy the zionist slut.

Goodbye Rome

19,158 days WOW

Nothing can be destroyed that lasts forever.

Can anyone else remember when they first learned to read time on an analog clock? I can remember being real young, and seeing analog clocks - and not yet knowing how to read them -

I was obsessed with always asking other what time it was...

Then, I can remember when I learned to read an analog clock feeling so empowered. I could finally keep track of time myself - I no longer had to ask others what time it was!