Monday, August 8, 2016

There Would Be An Empty Vacuum Tube

The longer I live the more I am conscious of the sincerity of “stuff”.  Take color.  Substances like this I cannot articulate or explain but they exist in such abundance that there is no denying the miraculousness of their existence.  How does “stuff” like this come to be and to continue to be?  I pose this dilemma to myself in this way.  If I had a vacuum tube that was empty and I came back in 4.5 billion years what would I find in the tube?  Color?  Could anyone imagine such a sincere natural occurrence to equal that?  So what do I attribute color too?  That is a reasonable question that everyone should definitively try and answer. 


P.S.  You know some scientists believe that color only exists in our minds, that our brains translate color waves and that in reality the world is black and white, made colorfully vibrant by our brains.  Now that would never show up in the vacuum tube.

Peter Maxx was the first artist
I admired because of his use of color.

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