A Vietnam War, which is the visual representation of interparticle wars are interparticle wars that are not a visual representation of the Vietnam War – interparticle wars that are not a visual representation of the Vietnam War are interparticle wars that they are a non-visual representation of the Vietnam War.
Call the Vietnam War a human conflict, and the new meaning goes like this: Wars between atoms are a non-visual representation of human conflict. A non-visual representation is the same as a visual source (the opposite of representation is the source of a representation), and a visual source is the same as an invisible reaction.
If the wars between atoms are an invisible reaction to a human conflict, a human conflict is or at least has the potential to be the visual origin of the wars (or simply a war) between atoms; a war between atoms is a conflict between the building blocks of life, and the building blocks of life are the origin of life – ergo, a human conflict that is the visual predecessor of a conflict between the origin of life is a conflict between the origin of life that is the visual sequel of a human conflict.
The origin of life is the God of life (it is a perfectly reasonable deduction that God correlates with the concept of origin). And as a result, God’s internal warfare is the visual appearance of what happens after humans engage in battle (either a literal battle, such as a military conflict, or a non-literal battle, such as a court trial). or a personal bout of depression).
God’s internal warfare is an external stability of reality. An external stability of reality, a false external stability, which in turn is a true internal stability.
A real internal stability, which is the visual consequence of human conflict, is a real internal peace, which is the invisible creator of human conflict. Human battle is and always has been the property of original inner peace – and, conversely, original inner peace has never been the property of human battle, which means that non-living peace (opposite but equal to war human) has a duty to go to war with God.
And what is non-living stability? It can be anything really that doesn’t have the ability to think, but has the crucial ability to persist, the ability to be seen.
As different as they may be, a piece of music, a light bulb, and a movie poster have something in common: they all have a duty to go to war with God, because song, movies, and science cannot go to war with God.
