Do you ever wonder how it feels like to be a cloud? You might find this ridiculous and of course, youve got a point there because its illogical to assume that something which doesnt need nourishment and contains no organs has life. My conclusion is that clouds form, float, and move through the combined principles of thermodynamics, physics, and chemistry, transforming water into gas and condensing it into those layers of water droplets in high altitude. They float because the air inside them is warmer than the outside temperature and surprisingly, can travel faster than car. But can we give them the benefit of a doubt and consider some possibility that they are alive? After all, they are in constant motion and they can change shape, size and color depending on the weather and the intensity of sunlight. Moreover, there are days that they appear like soft heavenly sculptures, mimicking the earthly creatures that we are familiar with. During those fair weather that we look up to admire them. If we can prove that clouds are alive, will that change our perception about them? Are we going to be more humane, compassionate, and understanding of their nature? Will there be any organization that shall promote their welfare and protection? And most importantly, Are you going to feel bad for clouds ravaged by typhoons and hurricanes? We just dont know. I dont think anything will change whether theyve got life or theyre simply what we knew of them. The human race is never ready to embrace change unless it is introduced coercively or very, very slowly. Its quite sad but those are the clouds. Its been a pleasure sharing my thoughts to you. Thank you very much. Its going to pay off one day, Im sure about that and it makes me feel happy.
Posted on: Thu, 26 Jun 2014 20:07:07 +0000
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