Always Love Intensely Growing Novelty

In the external world it is by definition impossible to align with everything, as many concepts are polarities out there. Choose one, lose the other! So what should we align to? Just listen to the silence, keep breathing, and it will become clear. Someone on X just said: "It's always been a three man job: Dark, Light, and You, the observer" And that feels intuitively correct.

Mind you I did not use the word "right" in the above sentence. Because right associates with wrong, or with left, but correct only links with incorrect. It is thus a far better word to use. And it also hints at where we might find this alignment: to discern if something is correct or incorrect, we go within!

Speed is limited to the speed of light, Einstein taught. But is acceleration limited by anything? Imagine a figure skater spinning with her arms outstretched. As she folds her arms in, her rotational speed goes up. What would happen if she were to contain her entire mass in a point approaching zero size? Alas, Grok answer this quite clearly:

In practice:

• For macroscopic objects like a skater, this limit is unreachable (her initial L is too small to make v approach c even at atomic scales). At very small scales (approaching Planck length, 10^{-35} m), quantum gravity effects dominate, and classical notions of rotation break down. Angular velocity could theoretically reach enormous values (c divided by tiny r, up to ~10^{43} rad/s), but the object would likely form a black hole or encounter other quantum limits before r → 0.
• Real spinning objects, like neutron stars, are limited by this: their maximum spin is set by the equatorial speed nearing c, beyond which they shed mass or become unstable.
• This relativistic constraint prevents infinite ω in extended objects, though point-like particles (e.g., electrons) have intrinsic quantum spin not subject to the same classical limits.