Life is much like a swinging pendulum. My point was not to hypnotize you but to point out that there is a fluctuation between positive and negative in our lives. Without positive and negative universal charges, nothing would exist. It's what keeps matter in existence.
The pendulum's length is like an alternative waveform, which determines the movement frequency. The longer the wavelength, the slower the motion and the lesser the vibrational frequency. The opposite is true if you shorten the length of the pendulum.
Few see that both sides are essential to our lives; you cannot have a negative without a positive, and vice versa. People keep telling us that we must live one-sided, positive lives. It's not possible. It's much like a magnet.
A magnet has two poles, positive and negative. Remember those experiments from your school days. Magnets repel one another if you line up two positive ends of two magnets. Like charges repel while a positive and negative will attract. If you slice a magnet in half, what do you get? Again, two magnets, each with a positive and negative pole. You can keep doing this forever; you will always get positive and negative.
Think back to your chemistry––if you dare. What holds molecules together? Oppositely charged ions. Take ordinary table salt––sodium chloride (NaCl). Here two ions, a positive sodium, bonds with a negative chlorine through an electrostatic charge.
Opposite charges always attract. The pendulum keeps swinging back to seek out its opposite pole. In fact, people whose personalities fluctuate in a significant way between positive and negative are what we call bipolar. They swing through moods of elation and depression. The higher up the pendulum one goes, the fewer the fluctuations.
We see this playing out with the current political situation in America. The degree of polarization is reaching extreme levels. America today is hyperpolarized. The more the Democrats opt for radical socialist policies, the more they'll attract those on the Right with unwavering conservative policies.
We've had the spectacle of a senior President in cognitive decline who keeps fumbling his words, forgetting where he is, and shaking hands with nonexistent people. We also have a Democratic senate candidate by the name of John Fetterman. In a recent debate, he made a mockery of promoting himself as a serious candidate. He may as well be 80 because he has a brain injury from a stroke. He can not put together rational thoughts, yet we are led to believe that he is senate material.
On the Right, dynamic and articulate individuals such as Kari Lake, Ron DeSantis and Blake Masters have suddenly emerged and are counteracting radical leftist policies. They are pulling the conversation back from the left to the Right. Even parents are rising up at school board meetings to vehemently express their displeasure at the indoctrination of their children. The push of critical race theory and exposure to pornography as early as kindergarten is leading to a backlash.
The good ship America is floundering, but the laws of physics are about to right the ship and bring things back into equilibrium. The universe has a way of working things out.
Eventually Everything In Life Returns To Equilibrium