Here's an experiment for those of you physicists who think molly-cules
are infinitely divisible. Get your pin point accuracy ray gun, aim at
one of them, and fire. See what happens. You'll have a dead molly-cule
on your hands, and your idiocy to blame for it. Unfortunately, you
don't have the technolgoies to be able to determine if that molly cule
is alive or dead, much less could you find it, once you aimed
carefully at it, and dispatched it. Molly-cules have rights to, you
know, just like every living organism.
That's a good question by the way. What happens to dead molly cules? I
suppose they get "eaten up" by other molly cules, and other living
organisms that are very tiny, that we don't know any thing about.
Another question, what molly-cules live how long? Do some live longer
than others? Which ones live how long? Basic questions nobody knows
squat about.
Newton came up with his laws of gravity, when? Now every one thinks
they know every thing about every thing. That's been the way it is for
humans, since they got a brain to think with, and that's why we are
locked into this bull**** mess with the DEA busting into people's
homes, putting kids in jails over nonsense issues, not to mention, the
idiocy of the "vice" squads, who bust and harass prostitutes and
john's for doing what comes naturally, and that is part of
evolutionary driven biological needs. Ah well. I think we're maybe the
bug people, with out the brains to figure anything out. No offense to
any folks, from far away places, who might happen to be reading this.
Jonjon
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