Analogy of magnetism with mortality; and of charge with immortality
analogies of magnetics with mortals (specifically, vertebrates)
polarity (north & south) is reversible in electromagnets |
sexual gendre is reversible (to the extent that females can become males) in birds (e.g., chickens) and in cichlid fishes |
magnetism is a feature of gross (nonquantum) matter |
the physical bodies of living beings [especially of intelligent ones] are large-scale (large-bodied) structures |
[gendre-shifting is reckoned possible for semi-human beings in Bauddha lore]
analogies of subatomic-particle charge with immortals (deities) and with social insects
charge (negative for electrons, positive for protons) is essentially invariable |
likewise as for sexual gendre of immortals |
an electron (designated a "pion" when this is the case) may be embedded [apparently through quasar process] into a proton, thus forming a composite ("neutron") whose charge cannot be detected |
in social insects (bees, emmets), the queen can give birth [by parthenogenesis] only to males (drones) |
[social insects (such as termites) are often reckoned as primaeval deities in African religions]
analogies of waves (electromagnetic and the like) with hemichordates etc.
the quantum feature "superposition of quantum states" is exceeding fragile |
sealilies are exceedingly fragile |
"collapse of the wave-function" is a process which is apparently extremely abrupt |
retractions by barnacles are very abrupt |
[barnacles are reckoned as sky-beings in mediaeval European ecclesiastical lore]