A "Global" Government
as:
A Mirage
The truth is: A mirage is real.
Yes, this peculiar appearance has a logical and rational explanation.
At the same time, it is the mind’s eye, that is to say,
it is one’s perception that allows this reality to be incorrectly understood.
And it is the individual that allows one’s own self to accept as true that which can be proved false,
and therefore, left deceived.
Even more, at some indeterminate point,
it is one’s own self that chooses to believe this “refraction of light” to be:
1) fact over fiction, 2) something to be desired, then 3) something deemed necessary to be pursued. . .
only to realize in the end it is a mere illusion.
So it is with a “global” government.
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Two Absolute Distinctions
It was written by James Russell Lowell that “light is the symbol of truth.“
I most certainly agree.
And it was a never ceasing curious desire that drove Albert Einstein to understand it,
that is, to understand the truth about it. . . the truth about light.
And so there exists this peculiar appearance called a “mirage.”
Indeed, a mirage: “A matrix of truth and fiction.”
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On the more technical side. . . The most commonly observed mirage is the inferior mirage, which is usually seen as a shiny patch on a hot surface that is the reflection of the sky. Summer sunlight may raise the temperature of an exposed surface as much as 80°C or more than the air not far above it. A strong temperature gradient [measure of change] is established just above the surface, and with it a relatively thin layer of reduced density. Shimmering, caused by the turbulence induced by the strong temperature gradient, is an evidence of this. Rays incident [a.k.a. light] at small angles with the surface (angles of incidence near 90°) are reflected. (Mirage Phenomena) |
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By Snell's Law, n' = n sin θ, where n is the index of refraction of the air outside the layer of strong heating, n' the minimum index in the heated layer, and θ is the limiting angle of incidence for total reflection. (Mirage Phenomena) |
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(Refraction Matrix)
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And there exists the Superior Mirage. This appearance transcends that which is true (and honest). It's what happens when the "hot layer" arises atop the onlooker, that is, "a human body." "In meteorology, this is called an inversion, since temperatures are usually lower aloft, not higher. A very strong inversion is necessary before the superior mirage is noticeable." And it's what happens when truth and fiction are perceived as one. A refraction matrix, rather, "a matrix of truth and fiction" occurs evidently overtime (a.k.a. Pseudologia Fantastica) while a very strong inversion takes place. |
So the truth is: A mirage is real.
Yes, this peculiar appearance has a logical and rational explanation.
At the same time, it is the mind’s eye, that is to say,
it is one’s perception that allows this reality to be incorrectly understood.
And it is the individual that allows one’s own self to accept as true that which can be proved false,
and therefore, left deceived.
Even more, at some indeterminate point,
it is one’s own self that chooses to believe this “refraction of light” to be:
1) fact over fiction, 2) something to be desired, then 3) something deemed necessary to be pursued. . .
only to realize in the end it is a mere illusion.
So it is with a “global” government.
Two Absolute Distinctions:
- "Light is the symbol of truth."
- The peculiar appearance has a logical and rational explanation. Like Snell's law, n' = n sin θ, where n is the index of refraction of honesty (the air outside the layer of strong heating), n' the minimum index in the layer of deceit/deception (the heated layer), and θ is the limiting angle of truth (incidence) for total reflection.
To be continued. . .