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   %IMPOSSIBLE RELIABILITY DESCRIPTIVE LAWS PHYSICS 040806
 %VISIONS INTERSTELLAR SPACE TRAVEL TIME JUMPS EVIL 040806
 %NETWONS LAW MOTION POSITION VELOCITY ACCELERATION 040806
 %PUSH STARS AROUND COSMOS LIMITED RESOURCES ENERGY 040806
 %TECHNOCRATIC ACCOMPLISHMENT SUCCESS ENGINEER GOOD 040806

    Extreemly  domineering people in principle want to be
in charge, in control, of everything.   They are offended
by  finding anything which is in-principle  beyond  their
control;  e.g.,  the utterly-reliable-patterns with which
objects-move-in-ways  which confirm: Newton's Descriptive
Laws of Motion, Maxwell's Decriptive Vector-Differential-
Equations,    and  Einstein's  Descriptive  Equations  of
Special and General Relativity.   Nothing which any human
can  do ever  changes those utterly-reliable-patterns  in
which objects inter-relate with each other --- confirming
the   accuracy   of  the  named   descriptive   objective
equations.   Not even the  most domineering people can do
anything to change those utterly-reliable-patterns.   The
most  domineering  people are prone to deny  that  it  is
possible  that  there  is anything utterly  beyond  their
influence; i.e., they play collusive games of mutual self
deception with each other in tragic ways which are beyond
our  ability  to control.   They pretend that nothing  is
beyond their control  and that they can  achieve the goal
of  transcending  the-descriptive-laws-of-nature;   e.g.,
travel to distant galaxies and among the distant galaxies
within their  mortal  life-times;  or to  their  way into
heaven.
                                                                                                                               
                         (c) 2005 by Paul A. Smith in      
                    (On Being Yourself, Whole and Healthy)  
                                                                                                                               
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