So It Goes

Motion itself is a function of relationship
 For example if there is only one object,
 One small ball in the middle of endless space
 Nobody knows whether it's moving
 Because you can't tell whether it's approaching anything,
 Or whether it's going away from anything
 Because there's nothing else
 So in that state of affairs, no motion exists
 But if we introduce a second ball into the picture,
 And the two either come towards each other or go away from each other
 Then we can say that both of them or either of them is in motion
 We can't decide which is the one that's doing the moving,
 Because it could be one, it could be the other
 Now we'll put three balls into space, and we find
 Two of them staying together and the other one going away
 Now, it's up to the two of them to decide whether the other
 One is going away from them or they're going away from the other,
 Because two is a majority
 And the vote, always of course goes to the majority;
 The universe being, basically, a democratic organization
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 And now, once you've got that, you can see that
 Motion is a form of relationship
 Let me put it in another way: energy is a form of relationship
 If the universe is basically a play of energy,
 Then you can say energy and relationship go together
 Now, what is this saying?
 This is saying that being, existence itself, is relationship
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