I remember this essay from when you first posted it back on January 31, 2024, and there were even earmarks to an earlier article from December 2023. I wrote some comments back then, which I have reviewed. It is good to consider again at the approach of the Summer Solstice, which heralds the season of Saint John. Yet, if the Sun did not give shadows and color, where would we be? The glare would be overwhelming, it seems to me. So much for the notion of direct light from the Sun, and reflective light from the Moon. Answer: They are both reflective sources of a Primordial Light.
Glorious
Loved this :)
Hi Max,
I remember this essay from when you first posted it back on January 31, 2024, and there were even earmarks to an earlier article from December 2023. I wrote some comments back then, which I have reviewed. It is good to consider again at the approach of the Summer Solstice, which heralds the season of Saint John. Yet, if the Sun did not give shadows and color, where would we be? The glare would be overwhelming, it seems to me. So much for the notion of direct light from the Sun, and reflective light from the Moon. Answer: They are both reflective sources of a Primordial Light.