The Relative Nature of Things

If you think about the way systems of the universe interact with one another a substantial delay, or lag, becomes noticeable. From the first time something is emitted energy transfer must occur, and then depending on the source and strength of the emission, its genus, and many other uncountable affects there lay upon it, a response form its affected body is not applied until much later. Quite simply, the reaction takes time. If we define everything as being interactive, or in a constant state of flux, these delays accumulate over time, all be it most very short, in the spans of milliseconds, and put purpose the notion of life being an ever evolving game of telephone, where the senses themselves have inherited their information in a garbled mess of variable predictions and individual reciprocating tendencies, and thus benefit little unless pains are taken to dissect it. Revealing, then, our current situation, where nothing seems quite right, from the stars to the water falling from my faucet, at times it's indistinguishable, but lately it's been pronounced and relevant. Proceed with caution.