Speed Implies Limits

some "speed" limits are not really about speed

as each one faster means one more heavier

than the last one's heaviest..

until one more faster becomes one too heavy

for all of the energy in our infinity

Author's Note

not all infinities are the same size of infinity, probably... existence is in that difference

Reviews

[Chris Shaw]

You and your physics. Wish I could understand it. Physics and maths never my thing. My brain isn’t wired that way. I enjoyed your posted music more.

Chris

[Davidgeo]

Energy and mass are equivalent. The more energy you put into something (ie acceleration) the heavy it will have to get, if only by nearly unmeasurable amounts at lower speeds... but, this adds up as you approach speeds near the speed of light to the point where the amount of energy it would require to accelerate 1 meter per second faster exceeds infinity. It's an emergent quality of how matter interacts with space, essentially creating causality and time. If there was no "speed" limit all information about the universe would be known all at once and communication, observation, etc.. would not exist, there would be no need for it. I think... I could be wrong. I'm not a physicist. Thanks for stopping by and taking an interest though, it's always a good time!

[Davidgeo]

That is a great song though isn't it? Science nerds tend to enjoy They Might Be Giants. I know you're a nerd inside. We can identify eachother.

[Arundass TP]

Excellent writing as if I felt opening my Physics book. Good one. Loved it.

[Davidgeo]

Thanks man, I do love the physics. It's a very strange field of inquiry.