Really tiny

             Dos said, assuming that the universe is based on really tiny pulses of energy that form structures that exist for long periods and other structures break-up almost as quick as they form. The creatures on planet earth would be in the second group, breaking up almost as quick as they form.
      Cybo said, I think we are breaking-up at the same time as we are forming. It may be better to say, we are continually regenerating until we cease this process.
      Dos said, do you think the continuous regenerating process is a fundamental facet of the universe?
      Cybo said, maybe it might be easier to think of it as, the energy of the universe is continuous and sometimes structures that appear to us as solid are really in a constant state of flux. It all comes down to perception and what you can or cannot relate to.
      Dollcee said, so energy pulses are tiny relative to us and we are tiny relative to everything we are aware of in the universe. Dollcee then asked, could energy pulses vary dramatically in size?
      Cybo said, I have absolutely no idea about that Dollcee. I can accept that everything is formed from tiny energy pulses.
      Dollcee said, I wonder if it is possible to ignore size and duration and only recognize pulses of energy.
      Dos said, it is a pity you are not a comedian Dollcee, you really like to takes things to their illogical extreme. I cannot imagine anything without size or duration.
      Dollcee said, that is because you are a musician Dos, everything for you is size and duration.
      Dos said, wouldn’t that be a hoot, if the universe is actually music and we simply haven’t learnt to listen to it properly.
      Cybo said, maybe intelligence does not need a neural network, as we understand it.
      Dollcee said, it can be a lot of fun being digi-kidz.
      Padoke thought, maybe neural networks are not necessarily intelligent.