Fulton Johns T
“There is always more than meets the eye in a fractal frame of reference”. Almost three quarters of our globe is home to another world we are only beginning to understand. Yet, what has been very obvious from our earliest investigation of the sea is that it reveals a complex reality alien to us, the sea is a world in and of itself. Though it provides the very fabric of existence of the life it sustains, the combined network of oceans that blankets our planet go unnoticed by its inhabitants due to its scale and the fact that these waters are the very space (i.e. fluid) these life forms live in and navigate through moment by moment. As it is with the sea life, so it is in our world; we like our marine counterparts fail to notice the sea of our own reality. The space we occupy and live in is empty, to our everyday sensory perceptions, until of course we feel the wind on our face. Only then do we become aware that something unseen actually exists. The five senses we possess are incapable of detecting the extremes of both microscopic and cosmic scales, yet they do exist. This is the fundamental point I want you to remember as you read my theory.
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