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I'm guessing that Aquaman -- would respectfully disagree with that assessment! :-) <g> :-) But humor aside, an interesting question might be: Why is frequency
by peter_d_sherman 3y ago
I'm guessing that Aquaman -- would respectfully disagree with that assessment! :-) <g> :-)
But humor aside, an interesting question might be:
Why is frequency -- such a fundamental component of Physics?
What is the first principle or first principles -- that gives rise to frequency?
We might step back a step, and say (and or observe) that waves and wave-like phenomena are present in many aspects of this Universe -- both seen and unseen.
So do waves give rise to frequency -- or is it the other way around, does frequency give rise to waves?
We see both phenomena present in the concept of energy -- energy of all sorts.
We also see the concept of imbalance -- over half a wave cycle, and balance (or rebalance, if you will) over a full one...
Which is in turn connected to the concept of vibration, oscillation, repetition and reversal (over a period of time, aka periodicity)...
So, frequency is not profound?
It seems to be intricately, intricately connected to a whole bunch of physical phenomena -- that are indeed profound!
But that being said (and to agree with you!) -- no it probably won't give you psi powers or expand your mind any more than the frequency of ocean waves will.
(Unless of course you somehow happen to be Aquaman! <g> :-) <g>)