> Before I can continue this conversation I'm going to have to ask you to please stop downvoting my responses. It’s not me who’s downvoting you. > So again, h

> Before I can continue this conversation I'm going to have to ask you to please stop downvoting my responses. It’s not me who’s downvoting you. > So again, how do you know that change happens all the time? If you’re seriously going to argue that change doesn’t happen —- and happen constantly —- then I don’t know what to tell you. This very thread is evidence of that: first there were no comments, then one, then several. In the process of its creation and consumption, millions of electrons have travelled from device to device, and millions of photons from screen to eyeball, and millions of signals from neuron to neuron. And that’s just from the activities of one small group from one species on one planet. I can’t say for certain that there’s nowhere in the universe in a state of stasis: but certainly locally, things are pretty busy.