over the clouds |
Do you think it’s going to rain?
I think what I think probably has no effect
on the planet’s weather systems.
That’s where you’re wrong.
I am?
Yep, have I never explained my theory of
the weather?
Hang on… let me check… yep, you told us all
about it here (editorial note t), and even here (editorial note t)
Ah, yes… but, that’s only the half of it. I
forgot to tell you about the people.
Tell on.
Well, although ti’s known here on this blog
as the four season theory, the weather basically is either “good” or “bad”.
This sounds a bit simplistic.
Simple is ok.
Why the “ “ ?
‘Cos “good” can include a breeze on a hot
summer day, a refreshing shower, snow on Christmas Day, a thunder storm in
June”.
Like right now.
Like right now. That one was scary. I ducked.
So, ducky, what you’re saying is that
“good” and “bad” are not “absolute”.
Exactly…. AND, the “good” weather is all
powerful - it's always there, just take a plane above the clouds - but it’s also lazy.
So?
So if people get up and say – “it’s going
to rain” and are all negative, then the “good” weather will think – well, if
that’s how you feel I won’t bother. In any one area the number of people being
negative and the number of people being
positive will have a direct outcome on the weather.
Do you think it can happen too if someone
says –“do you think it will rain?”
I’ll ignore that. Now of course, some
people have a higher quotient of positivity or negativity than others.
Ah.
People who have had the theory explained to
them for instance.
Then it’s not a theory.
No it’s a fact.
Can you prove it?
Difficult to, because you might be being
really positive and there could be a powerful negative force just round the
corner.
All sounds a bit hippy to me.
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