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Originally Posted by Melchior  I'm not entirely sure why, but I feel that this 'form' not 'intensity' distinction may very well be important in understanding the differences between information and energy if considering those two to be of the fundamental aspects of our world. |
That is what I think too. I also think this distinction is very important although I have no idea how exactly.
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As he said, it 'contributes' to the qualities of a substance (i.e. a subatomic particle?)
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That is what I also would like to know.
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I don't think he said that it defined it entirely.
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That is what I was wondering, does it influence the substance or does it add to the substance. Personally I think it is the former but I am not sure.
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Then again, because these two things are both properties of something, I'm guessing that it may be easier to influence something one way than the other depending on the circumstances.
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Yes, and again I would really like to know what circumstance makes one influence the other. And in what circumstance it is the other way around. Just thinking out loud here, maybe something like being conscious, the 'form' influences the 'intensity'.
And not being conscious (and my thoughts would be that there is no form then, just a 'passive potential' to use my own model for a lack of another at this moment) means that the 'intensity' influences the ... well what actually.
Well, maybe that would be the existing forms. So your own thoughts that already are transforming but do not have any power (by lack of another word) yet. Maybe just all kind of uncontrolled thoughts that are ruled by the 'intensity' force.
And the moment it becomes conscious, the power (not energy, but somehow a powerful force) is in the 'form' instead of in the 'intensity'. And as a result the conscious controls the energy.
Well, something like that.
I also want to react on the rest of the post, but this was already getting very confusing, so that comes later. Although ...
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I just love though 'aha' moments that just catch you by surprise
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... my response to this is ME TOO!