26 Jan '11 00:44>
What is the energy of a thought? Now before you hard scientists start with the bunkums, let me explain.
Imagine a biological being, ourselves, deciding, planning and building a structure, let say a wall. It could be the Great Wall of China, a retaining wall in our garden, or a wall to hold back a mass of water, with consequent potential energy arising from energy transfer etc.
Where is the energy flow from no structure to the dynamic outcome of established structure?
Our brains use energy, like all else. It appears pretty solid that energy is not able to be created or destroyed, but can change its form, E=mc2 and all that. Energy goes into the mental processes by way of neuronic activity and metabolism of the physical body-mind complex.
Is there any transferring or changing of energy in the production of a thought, and does the thought itself (as in decisions, plans and consequent bodily actions) contain any amount or sort of energy? If not, what is it that moves dynamically this body (or bodies) from inactive stasis, to decide, plan and create the wall?
Remember, without the thought/s there would be no change or transfer of the energies involved, and no wall would arise.
What do you think about this questioning thought? Like to put some "energy" into it?
Imagine a biological being, ourselves, deciding, planning and building a structure, let say a wall. It could be the Great Wall of China, a retaining wall in our garden, or a wall to hold back a mass of water, with consequent potential energy arising from energy transfer etc.
Where is the energy flow from no structure to the dynamic outcome of established structure?
Our brains use energy, like all else. It appears pretty solid that energy is not able to be created or destroyed, but can change its form, E=mc2 and all that. Energy goes into the mental processes by way of neuronic activity and metabolism of the physical body-mind complex.
Is there any transferring or changing of energy in the production of a thought, and does the thought itself (as in decisions, plans and consequent bodily actions) contain any amount or sort of energy? If not, what is it that moves dynamically this body (or bodies) from inactive stasis, to decide, plan and create the wall?
Remember, without the thought/s there would be no change or transfer of the energies involved, and no wall would arise.
What do you think about this questioning thought? Like to put some "energy" into it?