Newton's Third Law by Nicole Terry The motion (or rest) exists, not the Character that Emotes it, nor the Bearer of its Force. Essentially the Actor does not Exist, only the Action re-reacted, or Action embodied, as in the Politician and his policy carried out on a platform. We are but figments of Imagination. None of us are "real,” only Realized in the absent minds of Spectators—the Theatre of Appearance and no Thing more. A face is but the foremost part turned toward the audience, that Audience may Glance, and we to die beneath the Consumptive Desire to stare all ways, hungrily, at the feast. The consumer does not exist separately of its consumption. Consumption is all there is, the consumer performs the function as bearer of its God's Will, eating unto morbid obesity. There is only the script of Life, Appearance is the Absolute. But, do not confuse me, I speak not of Metaphor, but literally of the World about me. It would be stupid and vain to think myself excluded.   This Consumption, this need of Audience and Applause, spurns and churns the Machine of Government, as well as Life. It does not matter if the audience of Consumers be labeled "good" or "bad", "for" or "against", no matter what end of the polar extreme, they are one and the same; therefore, all are Consumers, one heap of motivational Mass, marauded for the purpose of Inertia. Inertia turns this wheel like the windmill. Programming News Medium reported the presence of nine hundred bodies in protest of "the merging of the Americas,” the merging of the Americas has no real effect, but the populous of 900 in audience is the true indication of the appearance. The measurement of the Consumer consuming the figment of Imagination, in turn, creating a dimension of Reality, a product of Belief or Disbelief, and Government carries on unabated. What name the extreme is labeled makes no difference, it is that there was given a name, and action came of it. All else is faceless, a measurement for a memory bank CPU somewhere. If there were no Audience, would Motion continue? Yes. But would Motion have any where to move if there were no One to bear it? ©  Copyright 2008 Nicole Terry ALL RIGHTS RESERVED [back to Essays]  [more Writings]