Sunday, July 6, 2025
鬼故事的類型
你要理解，分類是為了掌控，包括鬼，
當然，也包括神，不過，那是另一個話題，改天再說，
回到鬼，首先你要理解，喪屍非鬼，只是沒有死透，
九叔說過，憋了一口氣，就是殭屍，
嚴格上講，殭屍亦非鬼，因為他們，雙手伸直，跳來跳去，
行動，不太方便，
其實，我們一直，不理解，雙手為什麼，要伸直，
也許，是為了，平衡，
意思是說，鬼是一種，界乎能量和物質之間的存在，
宇宙生成，就是能量變成物質，
所以，鬼，是沒有回到能量的，物質的殘餘，
意思是說，非純粹能量，亦非純粹物質，
處在，兩者之間的 twilight zone，
科學証實，鬼魂的重量，是二十一公克，
意思是說，毛澤東一生，據可考，殺了八千萬中國人，
所以，中國鬼，在毛治下，共 21 x 800000000 =1.68×10¹⁰ 公克，
至于，近四十年，被活摘器官的中國人，據可考，大約二千萬，
所以，中國鬼，BwO，共 21 x 200000000 = 4,200,000,000 公克，
意思是說，積少成多，鬼竟然，如此沈重，
我們對于鬼的理解，來自港片，
主要包括，賭鬼，色鬼，酒鬼，厲鬼，冤鬼，黑社會鬼，無間道鬼，
意思是說，我們還沒有，見過吸毒鬼，金融詐騙鬼，反送中鬼，
有趣的是，我們對鬼界的想像，是基于我們對人間的理解，
人間封建獨裁暴政，鬼界就封建獨裁暴政，
人間網紅當道直播帶貨指鹿為馬招搖撞騙，鬼界就網紅當道直播帶貨指鹿為馬招搖撞騙，
唯一例外，我們對人間的想像，是基于我們對鬼界的理解，
你要理解，遊魂野鬼，無所不在，
鬼界，碎片一般的漂泊，人間，就碎片一般的漂泊，
意思是說，人間尚且，不如鬼界，
因為，人間，尚且，無遊，無野，無魂，
意思是說，人，不如，鬼，
這是，為什麼，我先前說過，
作人立志，要作一隻，酣暢的鬼，
van life 手記 （夏，2025）
SP 2025，題目，自體的心理學之哲學，
2026 ？
八月以後，至年底，共五個月，
緩慢的，看著窗外，
重返，烏山頭，
梅山 ？
遇惡意，惡意回之，
遇善意，湧泉報之，
既無路可走，何在意迷途，
不堅決反對，偶爾洗澡，
這時，飛機將抵，
（有趣的）故事，由（沒有）情節和（沒有）角色構成，
豬哥亮 （1946-2017） (S6) (1140712) (自體的心理學)（車行哲學）
https://zh.wikipedia.org/zh-tw/%E8%B1%AC%E5%93%A5%E4%BA%AE」
1993年，豬哥亮疑沉迷於大家樂、六合彩等賭博而積欠大筆賭債，躲住高凌風家多年因此而跑路[8]。1997年曾短暫復出，1999年再度離開演藝圈，沉潛十年之久[9]，直到2009年豬哥亮被《蘋果日報》記者發現，因而暴露行蹤。當年4月24日豬哥亮為燦坤3C拍攝電視廣告而復出。回到演藝圈之後，引用廣告台詞而稱這數年的跑路為「出國深造」。
他說是出國深造，別裝了，這叫走路。
- 〈李亞萍與豬哥亮〉，《新聞大解密》，東森財經新聞，2013年12月29日下午2:00~2:30播映，李亞萍在節目受訪：「他說是出國深造，別裝了，這叫走路。（台灣話發音）」
宋永毅 （b 1949) (S6) (1140712) (自體的心理學)（車行哲學）
https://zh.wikipedia.org/zh-tw/%E5%AE%8B%E6%B0%B8%E6%AF%85
著作
- 《老舍與中國文化觀念》. 上海: 學林出版社. 1988. ISBN 978-7-80510-106-4.; 台北: 博遠出版. 1993
- 宋永毅; 孫大進. 《文化大革命和它的異端思潮》. 香港: 田圜書屋. 1997. ISBN 978-962-339-033-0.
- Yongyi Song; Dajin Sun; Eugene Wu. The Cultural Revolution: a bibliography, 1966-1996. Harvard-Yenching Library, Harvard University. 1998. ISBN 978-0-941128-06-3.
- 宋永毅; 周澤浩. Heterodox Thoughts During the Cultural Revolution, Parts I and II, Contemporary Chinese Thought 32, no. 4 (Summer 2001); 33, no. 1 (Fall 2001) （頁面存檔備份，存於網際網路檔案館）
- 《文革大屠殺》香港：開放出版社。2002
- Jian Guo; Yongyi Song; Yuan Zhou. Historical Dictionary of the Chinese Cultural Revolution. Scarecrow Press. 2006. ISBN 978-0-8108-5461-1.
- 《新編紅衛兵資料》共115卷（美國，1999-2006）
- 《中國文化大革命資料庫 (1966–1976)》（香港，2006）
- 《中國反右運動資料庫》（香港，2010）
- 《中國大躍進——大饑荒資料庫 (1958–1964)》（香港，2013）
- 《中國五十年代初中期的政治運動資料庫：從土地改革到公私合營 (1949–1956)》（香港，2014）
- 《廣西文革機密檔案資料》（國史出版社，2016）
- 《湖南道縣及周邊地區文革大屠殺機密檔案》（國史出版社，2017；與程鶴合著）
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https://zh.wikipedia.org/zh-tw/%E7%9F%B3%E7%82%AD%E7%BA%AA
The Carboniferous Period is also known as the Age of Amphibians. It is the fifth of six geologic periods that together make up the Paleozoic Era. The Carboniferous Period is preceded by the Devonian Period and followed by the Permian Period.
The Carboniferous Period
360 to 286 Million Years Ago
Carnian pluvial event
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carnian_pluvial_episode
https://youtu.be/tlUDzIhqDDw?si=7of46Uo0h-bkQWTs
lasted for perhaps 1–2 million years (around 234–232 million years ago)
How did it rain so long in the Carnian pluvial event? (ChatGPT, 2025-7-6)
Ah, the Carnian Pluvial Event (CPE) — a remarkable episode in Earth’s history, when it rained for over a million years.
This happened roughly 234–232 million years ago, during the Late Triassic period. The event was marked by intense, long-lasting rainfall, global climate shifts, ecosystem upheavals, and major evolutionary transitions — including the rise of dinosaurs and early mammals.
🌧️ Why did it rain for so long?
The cause of this prolonged wet period was likely a combination of volcanic, climatic, and ecological feedback loops. Here’s the breakdown:
1.
Massive Volcanic Eruptions (Wrangellia LIP)
- The Wrangellia Large Igneous Province (present-day western Canada and Alaska) erupted during this period.
- It released enormous quantities of CO₂ and other greenhouse gases into the atmosphere.
- Result: global warming → increased evaporation from oceans → more water vapor in the atmosphere.
🌀 Water vapor is itself a potent greenhouse gas, and this feedback intensified the hydrological cycle — creating a hot, wet greenhouse world.
2.
Destabilization of Climate Systems
- The sudden warming disrupted existing climate patterns, shifting Earth from a more arid regime to a monsoonal one.
- Regions that were previously deserts experienced persistent and heavy rains.
- This was not a local weather anomaly, but a planet-wide shift in atmospheric dynamics.
3.
Carbon Cycle Chaos
- The volcanic CO₂ triggered ocean acidification, extinction of many marine species, and breakdown of existing ecosystems.
- Collapsing ecosystems released more carbon from soils and biomass (especially from massive peatlands), fueling further warming and instability.
- In some regions, massive floods washed terrestrial organic matter into the oceans, creating black shales (carbon-rich sediments that preserved the event).
4.
It Wasn’t “Rain” as We Know It — It Was a Climate Mode
- Think of it not as a literal uninterrupted downpour, but a planetary climatic regime, similar to a supercharged, global-scale El Niño lasting over 1 million years.
- Regions oscillated between extreme wet and dry, but the general trend was much wetter than the preceding arid Triassic environment.
🌱 Why It Mattered
The Carnian Pluvial Event had deep evolutionary significance:
- Wiped out many dominant Triassic herbivores and opened ecological space.
- Gave rise to the first true dinosaurs, early mammals, and many modern groups of plants and invertebrates.
- It was a punctuated moment when climate catastrophe triggered evolutionary innovation — a classic case of destruction enabling emergence.
🌀 In short:
It rained for a million years not because of a freak storm, but because Earth’s climate system was thrust into a long-term hyper-greenhouse state, triggered by massive volcanic CO₂, climate destabilization, and feedback loops in the hydrological cycle.
Would you like a “deep time” poetic rendering of the Carnian Pluvial Event — as a metaphor for crisis, rebirth, or therapeutic regression?
What is dark flow? What causes it? (ChatGPT, 2025-7-6)
https://youtu.be/eXdyCUnCF-0?si=QQKv8QNNrBowGnzc
Dark Flow is a mysterious and controversial cosmological phenomenon that refers to the unexpected, large-scale, and coherent motion of galaxy clusters across the observable universe — in a particular direction — that cannot be explained by the known distribution of matter or the standard expansion of the universe.
🌌 What exactly is “Dark Flow”?
- First proposed in 2008 by astrophysicists studying the motion of galaxy clusters using the Cosmic Microwave Background (CMB) data from NASA’s WMAP satellite.
- They found that hundreds of galaxy clusters appeared to be moving at high speeds (up to 1,000 km/s) in a common direction, beyond what would be expected from cosmic expansion alone.
This coherent motion came to be called Dark Flow — “dark” because the cause was (and remains) unknown.
🔍 How was it measured?
- Researchers used the Sunyaev–Zel’dovich effect, which looks at tiny distortions in the CMB caused when CMB photons pass through the hot gas of galaxy clusters.
- By comparing these distortions in many clusters, they estimated their motion relative to the CMB — the “rest frame” of the universe.
- To their surprise, many clusters seemed to be streaming in the same direction, toward a region in the sky between Centaurus and Vela.
🤔 What might cause it?
There is no widely accepted explanation, but a few bold hypotheses have been proposed:
1.
Imprints from a pre-Big Bang or multiverse
- The motion could be a gravitational pull from structures beyond our observable universe — perhaps remnants of other universes (in a multiverse) or massive structures outside our cosmic horizon.
2.
Anisotropy in the early universe
- Some have speculated that the Big Bang was not completely uniform, and that this ancient asymmetry might still leave an imprint on the motion of galaxies.
3.
Undetected massive structures
- Perhaps large superclusters or voids beyond what we can see are tugging at galaxies gravitationally.
🚫 Is it real?
The existence of Dark Flow remains controversial:
- Later studies, including more precise data from Planck (ESA, launched in 2009), did not confirm the original findings — or found only weak evidence.
- Some scientists argue it was a statistical fluke or an artifact of measurement.
Still, the idea haunts cosmology, as a possible hint of what lies beyond the observable universe.
🌀 In summary:
Dark Flow is the hypothesized, unexplained motion of galaxy clusters toward a common direction, possibly hinting at cosmic influences beyond our universe — or at imperfections in our understanding of space-time itself.
Would you like a comparison between Dark Flow, Dark Energy, and Dark Matter — to see how each “dark” concept reveals different blind spots in our cosmological model?