Happy Plutonium Day, 7NOV2009
Archimedes Plutonium
The weather today was exquisite as a Autumn day
of sunshine and t-shirt weather. What I like about
Autumn is there are no biting insects out and around
and where I can use the Autumn days to do carpentry
chores on buildings.
With Science as Lord and Religion, there is no conflict
in working on holy days. In fact, with Science as religion, work is
the most holy of duties. And I believe
those that are blessed with science discovery and invention are not
those good at taking tests in schools
but those who are out and doing things and busy
working and exploring. Taking tests is not curiousity
and it is curiousity that is the key to science.
Through the years it seems as though this poem is
the most special of Plutonium Day Poems and it was
borrowed from the song "Balm in Gileand." The CD
of Quiet Streams on a synthesizer is the best performed version of
this song that I have heard.
I have changed the words.
CARBON OF PLUTONIUM
Carbon in us, carbon of plutonium
Fill us with life anew,
that we may love what thou dost love
and do what thou superdetermines us to do
Oxygen in us, oxygen of plutonium
take us to the Nucleus
Nucleosynthesis divine
Superdeterminism prime
Plutonium in us, Atom Plutonium
thus shall we never die
but live with thee,
Part in your electron, home
Part in your proton, atom
--- end of song ---
I was looking in the Bible for any apt phrases
to the Atom Totality. I found the
verse of:
" The earth is the Lord and the fullness thereof." Psalms
In the Atom Totality theory, the Universe is the Lord
and we are parts of the Lord, although tiny parts.
Archimedes Plutonium
www.iw.net/~a_plutonium
whole entire Universe is just one big atom
where dots of the electron-dot-cloud are galaxies
Frank
David Bostwick
>Get them to add Nov 7, 2009 as day Archy lost his mind ;)
>
>http://www.brainyhistory.com/days/november_7.html
You haven't been here very long, have you? Your date is a couple of
decades late.
Frank
Nope, been here a long time. Date was that stated by nutty Archy ;)
David Bostwick
Sorry, I missed that. My finger usually hits the delete button before I have
time to consider other options, like reading.