Spring is closing fast, im not happy for the weather persay as much as the opportunity to get in more of my meditative activities. Its nice to go out to the driving range and hit a bucket of balls and clear my mind. It keeps me sane. Focusing is really easy for me, if its a mentally stimulating activity, but most of the time my focus is on my own thoughts.
So i sit around and ponder existence, and try to figure out why two things made of the same material wont just bind themselves together. Like a piece of iron in one hand, and an 'identical' piece of iron in the other. Why would a force be there to prevent them from fusing? Im not talking about the science of it, im thinking about metaphysical properties that prevent things from becoming too chaotic. If things like that happened there would be a high risk of your legs suddenly fusing to your chair.
Of course things like that wouldnt be to absurd for me to grasp. If heated correctly two pieces of metal will fuse, but if either your legs or chair were that hot for them to fuse things would be ablaze. So of course things like that wont happen.
And if youre reading this from any form of scientific standpoint its not going to make any sense. You can argue intramolecular forces and debate that when things are forced together huge amounts of energy are both required and released. But im not looking for science, im looking for a more basic understanding.
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