Eternity Blocks

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Not this guy, again, with his shitty philosophy... :))

I bet quite a few of you were thinking of that when you saw the post here and the title, and no this one has no philosophy in it at all. It is the type of plain and simple posts that I usually do on liketu@liketu. Unless...

Neah...

It has no story, no moral, no beginning, and no end. Just a bunch of photos that I took with my camera of a few pieces of ice I found today.

However...

If one would get a bit philosophical about this shit, there's an eternity hidden in these ice blocks. The water froze and took these shapes that you see, it will once again melt, probably even evaporate and get into the atmosphere and once again turn into the water through rain or any other process at some point.

What do you think of that?

Matter does not simply "disappear or vanish", cuz matter is made of energy and energy can't be destroyed, it simply takes another form, it sublimates, or simply travels through the galaxy...

Once you get to understand that, you realize there's actually no life nor death, but a continuous energy transformation, a few billion years old one...

Anyway, enough with this shit. It's time I should get out and have a tea or something... Staying inside all by myself on a Saturday winter evening is not really my cup of tea... So, see ya all tomorrow. Have a great one and...

Thanks for your attention,
Adrian


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