Re: "How do you define...?"...Definition
Posted: Tue Nov 12, 2019 6:35 pm
Gaseous - best not to give the ether any definite form, it is better an arbitrary scalar conduit (ie. as in: terminal) between any/all in/of space(time) (ie. earth/water/air/fire) and counter-space(time).The ether is form then, and what I propose as everything composed of points, lines, circles is by default ethereal. Form is the glue of reality and is information itself as the "ether".
Lightning phenomena, for example, does not travel from one-place-to-another: it is a/the sudden collapse of a charged field whereby if the field is sufficiently saturated, any particular (end of any) line of force (ie. proton/electron) between cloud-and-earth can snap (like a rubber band), such that the entire field will instantaneously collapse into the snapped line of force and you get the blast: all of the energy of that field instantly implodes into counter-space. Therefor, protons/electrons are merely temporary terminals (+) and (-) and have no intrinsic metric: it is the electrostatic field in/of the (gaseous etheric) atmosphere which determines mass.
viz. there is no real particulate.
What is your intended point?All points are fundamentally the same point as a point is a point, it is the quantification of points (finiteness as multiple infinities) that approximates one form through many.
Any point (without granting the "point" as being actually a point) can have variable gravity and/or even be relatively null according to the particular approaching it (from any manner of orientation as with *P!), with any velocity, resulting in any effect.
viz. there is no real point.
To best know regress in-of-as assumption, try ones own.Catastrophe is an assumption and relative to a point of view.
Any relatively uncertain assumption would have to
be accompanied by a relatively certainly limited point of view.