"For warp, I think of "Star Trek". Warp speed is obviously going forward, not sideways." Robin P.
I think for some lay persons, they think of the word "warp" as being something that is warped, so often think that that could be the thread that gets shaped/wrapped/"warped" around things, so confusion. Carpet mills make the "warp" speed reference as in Star Trek, when selling/explaining. Weft for a speech impediment or rhyme with Left and Right is very common. I like the "warp like the strings of a harp" (perhaps because I made it up myself). Admittedly, harp strings aren't completely vertical/plumb/perpendicular to the floor, but it is simple and fast. Oddly I don't think of warp speed having to be in a straight line, just fast. Perhaps it is my years of driving racing cars and thinking of G force. Some scientists concur it would be nearly impossible to go in a straight line. Actually, it engages Einstein's relativity, so one could say that as with time, it is an illusion and rather more of a holographic experience based upon a warp/bubble and perception. So, perhaps a better relationship with bobbin lace. Perhaps better this; related to chat. Interesting the nuances of the human brain and it's experiences and references. Best,Susan Reishus - To unsubscribe send email to [email protected] containing the line: unsubscribe lace [email protected]. For help, write to [email protected]
