Thinking of life's ups and downs gets me to the universal law of gravity, its so damn true even philosophically speaking and how?
"When one falls down in life its pretty fast and its assisted by some force.... But when one climbs up its slow and difficult and one has to do it all by himself with few opposite forces acting against"
So the Gravitational Laws even govern our non-physical life......
The force that assists in our fall and acts against our climb is similar to gravity...since gravity is related to land, mostly the forces acting against are lowly stationed at the point where we start off.... and speaking based on science mostly anything that goes up has to come down, this also happens with most peoples life; the only few exceptions are like shuttles.... they climb up way too fast to defy gravity and reach the space, the abode of stars... and people who are truly successful on earth are called 'stars', which means they have little chances of falling down, they defy gravity.... Even death can't destroy stardom, its existence is immortal for time, but for a commoner, with death he is consumed by the gravitational land and forgotten with time.
And i feel we have to defy gravity to ensure true success, for which we need to have highly combustible fuel (read emotions) and a rightly tuned engine (read brains, tuning here is the intelligence gained) which can get us to starly success (read true success).... and one should be ready for a fatal fall if anything screws up.... that's the reason truly successful people stay on top for life... and if they fall they disastrously end up their lives or perish into non-existence something similar to what happens to a shuttle or star when it falls....
The thought that i liked using Physics in my Philosophical Thinking for the first time is weird because both are contrasting subjects.... one is based on facts and the other on rational reasoning... one to me is dry and the other is interesting... one to most is boring and other engaging!
