Have you ever noticed how some days seem to go very slowly while others are gone almost before you know it?

As a result of doing research on the "Use of Acceleration as a Frame of Reference to Analyze Physical Phenomena" I have read about Gravity Waves and the efforts which scientists have made to detect them.

I wondered whether scientists might be overlooking the possibility of human observation of the phenomena [sic]. Scientists tend to assume that people aren't adequate observers of scientific phenomena and to a great extent that may be true. The observations people make tend to fall into the category of philosophy.

The early scientists were essentially philosophers and they studied physical phenomena to the best of their ability with the equipment then had, which was essentially none.

These early philosopher/scientists did develop the atomic concept for the structure of the Cosmos and provided a basis for the more rigorous study to become know[n] as science. Whether or not science is as rigorous as its promoters allege may be debatable.

It is interesting to wax philosophical on the possible effects of Gravity Waves on people, but perhaps one should first mention how Gravity Waves are produced.

A very prominent form of gravity wave is the tidal effect of the Earth's Moon. The Moon in its movements around the Earth causes High Tides and Low Tides depending on its position above the Earth's surface. If it directly above a spot on Earth that spot will experience a High Tide if there is an ocean on which the Moon can act. A spot on the opposite side of the Earth would experience a Low Tide. That is a Macro way of experiencing gravity waves.

When Scientists talk about Gravity Waves they are usually talking about those entities which are very small and not noticeable on a macro scale.

My area of interest is in the possibility that Gravity Waves can be experienced by people even if they are too small to measure like the effect of the Moon on the Tides.

In a previous though recent issue of this paper I discussed how people are very much like computers. They seem to have a level of activity which can be compared to the machine language level of computer operation. At this level computers can communicate with other computers in a network even though people can't understand the language. It is the level at which computers operate on the binary system which really means that they flip switches on or off and a particular sequence of On or Off switches produces a number or a letter and ultimately a word and a sentence and a paragraph, etc.

For a computer to produce numbers and letters there has to be a way to translate those sequences of On and Off switches into a form which humans can understand. This task is accomplished with the use of software, or rather "applications" which can translate the machine language into human language.

At the machine language level people would be in contact with those subatomic phenomena which scientists are trying to measure and verify with presumably objective instruments instead of the presumably subjective and opinionated human mind.

The minute Gravity Waves could reset the switches in humans so that humans behavior is adversely or favorably effected. By resetting those switches the Gravity Waves could alter human moods just as the Gravitational Effect of the Moon has long been known to do. As a result these Gravity Waves could alter a person's perception of Time and either energize a person and depress a person is more efficient than normal or less efficient than normal. In either situation Time would seemingly be made to go faster or slower depending on the effect of the Gravity Waves.

Another possibility, which is the first one which I considered is that Gravity Waves affect the Well-Known Space-Time Continuum. Gravity is said to warp Space-Time. Perhaps Gravity Waves change the environment in which humans operate so that Time really does go faster or slower depending on the effect of the Gravity Waves.

While I still have space to type on, it would be good to mention how Gravity Waves are generated. They are generated simply by the rotation of those entities known as planets and stars and even by their orbiting of other entities. Gravity can vary depending on the density of the entity which as a substantial Gravity field. More dense parts of that entity would have a stronger Gravity than the less dense parts of that same entity. As the entity rotates it would send gravitational effect out into space like the light of a rotating Fire Truck beacon. (More on this later.)

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