The closer we come, the more it jumps around.
Isaac Newton described the smallest particle as a movement out of time—F = ma. This was (and still is) so “off the wall” that he invented Calculus to help us find it.
Nikola Tesla discovered the particle as re-occurring and demonstrated it at the 1893 World’s Fair. Alternating current fueled the Industrial Revolution.
Soon after, Max Planck measured the energy of the disappearing particle. That measure is now known as Planck’s constant.
Then, a brilliant woman physicist named Mileva Marić used Newton’s calculus to build the “stairway to heaven” we now call the Theory of Relativity.
These points are foundational—yet remain distorted within the teaching institutions of the world.
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WILLOW
Want to keep you in my sight Close and clear, do not fear I only want to be more clear About the reason you’re here.
Every time I search for you I feel you see me through and through Looking at my fear bound mind As if I am a curious find.
Maybe Willow you think of me As flotsam in the open sea Quite removed from all that's free Afraid to release to one with thee.
But Willow, if for a moment you would sit still We could be the best of friends I would not fear your wisping whims If I could but see your wings.
We humans must control you see Otherwise, we can't be free So, Willow, please don't flee! Need to have you at my knee.
