This piece was inspired by a book by Norman Doidge called The Brain that Changes Itself. Think about this: our brains our able to make more synaptic connections than there are particles in the known universe!

The wearing away of the world happens so slowly it can hardly be seen. But if we could see it happening, what would it look like?

Inspired by Isaac Asimov’s – The Last Question.

Def. the measure of the level of disorder in a closed but changing system, …

Elements (by Zanz) Guide by iWriter88. Great beginner guide with many useful tips on deckbuilding. No section for False Gods-will be a separate guide since False Gods are huge.

Often in life its very easy to say, yes what is bad is inevitable and that yeah, sure, it’s a certainty that something bad may happen or that things will go wrong in one form or the other but not very often do we think of the sure reality of that very same philosophy reversed… that something good is bound to happen, that with the law that every opposite action has reaction or cause every opposite affect… well, then if the bad can happen so certainly it should be as easily acceptable to say so will the good, without doubt even so that is what this poem is seeking to convey.

A poem with a physics twist.

A poem that explores our place in the universe.

Is it about ways to rule our planet through means unimaginable or simply to slow down on our approach to life and preserve our environment?

A poem about writing poetry.