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| Topic: Light Vs Dark…Do they battle? | |
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Edited by
davidben1
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Tue 03/31/09 02:14 PM
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it was only leaving ONE word, ONE thought plane, ONE action guide, of EQUAL, that created all genocide, all intential human atrocity, so it is but staring focused intent upon EQUAL, that solve all matters that destroy all good.
equal cannot be corrupted, as all other intentions can be??? do unto another as you would have done to yourself??? equal??? freedom of speech??? equal freedom to speak??? freedom??? equal freedom for all??? love thy enemey as thyself??? equal??? love thy neighbor as thyself??? equal??? god love the whole world??? equal??? justice for all??? equal for all??? hold and cold mixed become warm??? equal??? night and day as one??? equal??? in the manner one judge, is the manner itself will be judged??? equal??? as what that is good, does not want to be judged for it's harm committed upon another??? equal??? eye for an eye??? equal??? tooth for a tooth??? equal??? free moral agents??? equal??? free will being's??? equal??? free control of each human body of itself??? equal??? to subvert or impose or take another's free will over it's own body??? not equal??? only unequality in it's inception, create any battle ever fought??? even a criminal can be rehabilitated if there is but ONE request made and taught, EQUAL. peace |
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As humans we like to classify things as either one or the other, black or white, light or dark, but reality is if you pick any two points there are infinite number of points between those two points.
Someone said that black is all colors, but that is only in paint and pigments in light black is said to be the absence of all color and white the presence of all color. |
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Edited by
Bushidobillyclub
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Tue 03/31/09 04:45 PM
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Light is a oscillation of the electromagnetic spectrum.
Dark is a lack of light. ____________________________ I understand your post . . . . I choose to answer in this way, becuase it makes sense to me. |
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Edited by
davidben1
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Tue 03/31/09 06:39 PM
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As humans we like to classify things as either one or the other, black or white, light or dark, but reality is if you pick any two points there are infinite number of points between those two points. Someone said that black is all colors, but that is only in paint and pigments in light black is said to be the absence of all color and white the presence of all color. indeed, so something, some process, some inclination, first make anything want to do this??? it is indeed, self preservation of self, as the lone creator of all this is and was and will be, this alone??? who or what gives that up, without wanting to, so self need to have a damn good reason for that, lol!!! all free will baby!!! that one HUMAN, worth that, for each, be the tell of when freedom arrive, lol??? peace man |
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If you believe they do battle… What do you think comprises the Light? What comprises the Dark? Have they battled in the past? When? WHO CONTROLS THEM? Why would IT want them to battle? (do they battle by their own choosing perhaps?) I think that the idea of "Light" and "Dark" battling is metaphoric at best - since they cannot exist concurrantly by definition. Beg to differ... If there is no light there will be no darkness. If there is no darkness light can not be seen. They exist concurrently by definition as each needs the other to exist. Beg to differ with what? Darkness is the absence of light. With any amount of light - darkness disappears. They are mutually exclusive events. Like the sides of a coin. If you flip a coin - you will either get a heads - or a tails, never both. If the coin stands on edge - you get neither. Give example of a place without light where darkness can occure. Just because YOU can not see in a place does not mean an absence of light in that place. It mearly indicates an absence of the wavelengths you see. One does not have to give an example of a place with darkness - it has a definition. It's an absolute. Doesn't matter if we can name where it occurs - we understand what is meant by the term through it's definition. |
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If you are equating dark with black... think again as black is the presense of all colors. White is the presence of all colors. Black is the absence of color. It actually is not a color by definition. |
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If you are equating dark with black... think again as black is the presense of all colors. White is the presence of all colors. Black is the absence of color. It actually is not a color by definition. Actually, it depends. If we are talking about light, then black is the absence of color. If we are talking about pigments(as in paint), then black is the presence of all colors. |
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If you are equating dark with black... think again as black is the presense of all colors. White is the presence of all colors. Black is the absence of color. It actually is not a color by definition. Neither white nor black is considered a color and in the true artistry term black is the result of mixing all colors together. In a spiritual sense black and white are both power colors in the spectrum. Not evil and good though, power. |
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