What’s in a wave? A surfer said, ‘Life is a wave. Catch it.’
poor georgie’s almanack

Of course, it sounds silly when we learn that everything is made up of waves, or that waves are full of information.
Even rocks. For a human rocks are very tightly packed waves.
For an atom, a rock probably is like living in a towering apartment building.
We evolved to understand the messages in a few of the waves.
Rough seas often means a storm nearby. Sirens mean danger. Plucked guitar strings are music. Rainbows are colors.
Humans are beginning to build translators. Today, my favorite is the X-Ray machine that lets us see like Superman.
THERE IS MORE T EVERYTHING THAN MEETS THE EYE
It sure looks like our bodies, and all animal activities on Earth, and even gigantic galaxies like our Milky Way, are run by bureaucracies. Everything.

For example, the odd little things in atoms, called ‘quarks,’ are organized to decide what kind of particle they will build. In animals, atoms build cells, which build molecules, which build systems … like the blood or nerve systems.
The systems usually work quietly running our bodies. They make a million little decisions a minute. Sometimes the brain makes final big decisions.
Thus, just like our optic system, there is more to everything than meets the eye.
To be continued tomorrow.
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The unscientific explanation of ‘entanglement’ is when one of those itty-bitty things that are part of an atom suddenly points down, it’s opposite twin hundreds or millions of miles away, instantly points up.
Meanwhile, twin sisters in the attic and basement seem to know what the other is thinking.
Several researchers claim to have proved the concept.
That’s a form of cosmic communicating. But how?
More tomorrow.
Or see: https://documentcloud.adobe.com/link/track?uri=urn:aaid:scds:US:2228cea8-647e-4304-9fc9-cac63a08794f
poor georgie’s almanack
Maybe every living thing thinks.
Cells in our bodies do communicate with other cells. (Hey guys! We gotta kill that cancer cell over there.)
Trees communicate with other trees (really).
Sunflowers know to tilt to the moving sun.
Fish, Gnus, and starlings swarm together to intimidate attackers. How do they communicate?
More tomorrow. Yes, these posts are going somewhere.
Or: https://documentcloud.adobe.com/link/track?uri=urn:aaid:scds:US:2228cea8-647e-4304-9fc9-cac63a08794f