It kind of bothers me that this deep thought has gone unnoticed for a year. I agree that there is the need for some to attain higher speed in the physical and electronic worlds, as for myself, nothing is more thrilling to be able to chat with my friends in Britain and Australia as quickly as I can converse with them as if I was sitting next to them. Ironically it still takes more than a day's travel to cross to either end of the globe, but I'll bet they're working on it. In the late 1970s some company was proposing building giant "Missile Planes" that would follow a hemi-elliptical path like an ICBM which would make the trip from the US to England or France in about Two hours. Fortunately, that plan never went through. Not because it was potentially Dangerous, but more because it was almost four times as expensive than the Concorde.

There was a Post WW II Salt Flats Racer by the name of Dick Kraft who had the saying, "To make a Hot Rod, just take off anything that doesn't make the car go faster." This fellow in 1950 built a contraption from an old Model A frame with a huge V-8 engine in it, and without a windscreen, proper safety harness, and a helmet got the contraption named "The Bug" up to 115 MPH. Mr. Kraft went on to create better racers and held many speed records in his time. I'm certain you understand the one thing that drove him on despite the risks was to go faster, and faster still.

It kind of bothers me that the Physicists these days say the speed of Light is the absolute limit of velocity in the physical Universe. Einstein proved it so with his famous Theory of Relativity but recently with the Hubble Telescope, Astronomers have discovered that some of the energy and ejecta flying out of The Crab Nebula is traveling faster than the speed of light. So much for that Theory that anything traveling faster than the speed of light would cease to exist in our Universe. Still, it would take the death of an exploding star to find out more about this observation.

As far as I know there is no limit to the speed of Imagination, so carry on Vulpes Velox! Carry on!

Thank you. You honour me with your in-depth and insightful thoughts. I stopped posting and removed so many of these thoughts as most who did read would only pm me to say they did not understand. I try to keep in mind that the danger of 100% effect is only created by 100% + effort and that can be self defeating if one is carrying superfluous baggage. I try to keep it around 70% as i would like to be around for a long time still but always increasing in my goal.
You know if i had know more about this fandom back in the 90's i could have met you when you where in the high desert I was stuck in Barstow not far from you. It would have been inserting

I think my life needs more velocity. Sometimes I feel stuck in park. I need more of it. More motivation. More fuel. Music isn't cutting it. I need to do more to take care of myself and do all the things I know will bring me greater health and happiness.

I'm slowly building inertia though. I'm lucky to have folks in my life who are truly wind beneath my wings.

Thanks for the watch and for the deep thought.