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On a philosophical level, some scientists suggest that we might shift our mental picture toward probabilities of bright and dark particles.

A parable is a down-to-earth explanation for an abstract spiritual concept.

The new approach from the research team explores the concept of bright and dark modes.
In their view, interference patterns can emerge from combining "detectable" and "undetectable" photon states. These bright states interact with an observer, while dark states remain hidden.

"WYSIWYG"

And the evening and the morning were the first day.

Searching for light's true nature
The research prompts the question of what other fundamental assumptions may give way under quantum scrutiny.

"Wave or particle?" [?גל או חלקיק]

= 288

מרחפת

As in, the "death" [מת] of the INTEL er "288" [רחפ] inside.

Even without explaining the mathematical word play, AI really shines through on this query:

what are the 288 fallen sparks --

AI Overview
In Kabbalah, the "288 fallen sparks" refer to a concept where, during the creation of the world, some holy sparks of light became separated and were "fallen" or scattered. The number 288 is derived from a gematria calculation based on the Hebrew word "merachephet" (מְרַחֶפֶת), which means "hovered" in Genesis 1:2. This concept suggests a spiritual mission to elevate and reunite these sparks of light with their original source.
Here's a more detailed explanation:
Sparks of Light:
In Kabbalistic thought, the world is seen as being composed of "sparks" of divine light, representing potential and possibility.
The Shattering of Vessels:
The idea is that during the creation process, certain divine vessels or containers broke, and the light they contained was scattered.
288 Fallen Sparks:
The term "288 fallen sparks" refers to the number of these scattered sparks, derived from a gematria calculation of the Hebrew word "merachephet" (מְרַחֶפֶת) in Genesis 1:2.
Elevating the Sparks:
The concept of fallen sparks is linked to the idea of a spiritual task to "elevate" or reunite these scattered sparks with their source. This is often associated with righteous individuals who are tasked with this work.
Reconnecting with Source:
The goal is to restore wholeness and balance in the world by re-connecting these scattered sparks with the original source of light.
In essence, the concept of 288 fallen sparks highlights a Kabbalistic perspective on the spiritual nature of the world and the potential for individuals to contribute to its restoration and healing.

Living parables:

The Spirit of Elohim (wind from God, soul of the Mashiach) was/is the world's first hoverboard. We know Joseph had one, and King David.

"Hey McFly, you bojo! Those boards don't work on water!"

("Unless you've got power!")

Gen 1.2. And the earth was without form, and void; and darkness was upon the face of the deep; And a wind from God hovered [מרחפת] upon the face of the waters:

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Time, you're not fooling me
You're something I can't kill
You're flying like a mighty wind
You're never standing still

Willie Nelson - Come On Time (Official Video)

As for Doctor "Emit" Brown...

TIME <---> EMIT

AI Overview
"Emit" is often used with words that describe something being given off or released, such as light, heat, sound, gas, or radiation. It can also be used with more abstract terms like whistles, squeals, or smoke.

smoke...

"My new home has a flashing neon sign":

Swinging Doors

~ beloved King David er Merle Haggard, aka "Poet of the common man".