Gravity and Relativistic Thought

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January 9, 2006

Joel Akin

A pill is swallowed and then digested. Any effect it has goes through the body and is eliminated. Eventually the pills work is done and then it is forgotten as the next pill arrives and does its job. Now every pill has a purpose and every purpose carries a plan called the health of the body. If I take the body and I throw it away there is little I can do to help the body recuperate. One needs a body for the pill to work and so it is with gravity. Gravity is like the pill but it needs a massy object for it to begin digesting itself through the system. Every planet has need of gravity and gravity is the only thing that holds the planetary system together in good health. Should you eliminate all the pills the body will begin to sicken and fall apart. Now how and why are two very good questions. If we could put gravity on a plate the pills would roll around if the table or plate shook. If the plate shakes the pills roll around but you can still see them. If the table rolls and shakes you can still see the pills. But how do you gather gravity into one place, as it were, so that we become part of the equation and stick to the ground. After all we don't float or fly away at will. What keeps us to the ground is a tenuous thread and that thread isn't seen nor is it manufactured by men but it is still carried by them. This thread is the connexus to gravity's well. Gravity's well is like a hole in the ground filled with circus performers who's one job is to throw up ropes and capture people by the feet. Anything that moves and anything that has weight are held down to the earth by these lassoing ropers. Each one of the ropes is simply a form of gravity because if gravity is carried down then there must be a way for all things to be carried down as well. After all we are struggling to formulate any understanding of this complicated but simple study.

Now gravity has a way of roping people but roping doesn't mean you can see the ropes. Ropes are like threads or strings and the string we are dealing with is made up of particles and those particles can change shape but they can't change form. What that means is they are built up of a particle that is an r or a y. The r part of it is broken into two parts. The ratchet and the wicket. The ratchet is a tool used to twist or turn and the wicket is used to hold the ratchet in place. So what does the wicket do again? Think of a wicket. There are various things that we could call a wicket. But lets say that it was composed of tri-matter. Tri-matter is a substance yet undiscovered that exists on a plateau and on that plateau is matter, but matter which co-exists with spooky matter and temporal matter. Now the wicket is a bridge which holds together all three parts and the holding together is by the ratchet which takes each one of the matter points and then twists them so they are then co -joined together into a particle shaped to its own design. For example if I take a ratchet and twist it and lets say I wanted to twist it, then I would formulate a plan to try to separate it from the wicket. What this would do is create a collapse of one support and that support may not seem important until you realize that each part of the three supports is important for gravity to function. The best way to understand the ratchet is to hold it and twist it yourself and then watch what happens. Now how do you get hold of a gravity ratchet? By turning your body in space. For example if I'm standing on top of a rock and I turn my head I ratchet my neck but in the process I change the loci of the locus and make a modification in gravity. Now if I start to spin, my body, not the neck, then my inner ear experiences something called 'change of balance' and I have to adapt to the spin, stop the spin, or not adapt and be forced to stop so I might empty my stomach contents, or stumble around dizzy.

 Now someone like myself struggles with this inner ear so that I am 'off balance' probably more then most. If I turn my head/neck then I experience a dizzying sensation or lack of balance if I do it too quickly. So dancing is out for me at the present or quick moves.

 What gravity does is it creates a balance from which our inner ear adjusts itself. All of earth is covered with this balance and were that balance to be torn or moved out of place we would experience vertigo or worse. And that would not be a good thing for us as human beings. Perhaps in the future I will talk more of that balance and explain its true functions. Until next time have a safe time when you go out for your next walk.