You will hear me say this again and again—the world that we see exists in every way because of the 2nd Law of Thermodynamics. The 2nd Law says that energy disperses if not hindered from doing so. So obviously we see a lot of “stuff” held together by something. That something is chemical bonds, and those bonds are due to the actions of the electrons. So the electrons are keeping us from flying apart.
The same dynamic exists in human society and civilization. The predominant dynamic is towards dispersal as it is in the rest of the universe. Some elements—the IMPACTS—work hard to keep human society and human beings from drifting further and further apart. The IMPACTS are the violators of the 2nd Law. And it would not be a total exaggeration to say that they are imprisoned in their efforts, though captured might be a better description.
That is why the IMPACTS have to work so hard in their everyday lives—they are working against the primary force in the universe, the dispersal of energy.
The anti-dispersal force is the female force basically. Of course men have it to a degree also, some men more than others. Think about the actions of mothers and fathers who try to hold families together. They are working against the law of dispersal. But they know that ultimately their children will leave and the laws of the universe will be followed. They will violate the 2nd Law as long as possible in order to prepare their children for the reality that awaits them, a world with tenuous bonds—a world with dispersal tendencies.
So you can see that LOVE is the ultimate violator of the 2nd Law and why we grieve when love dies and when death comes to the ones we love. The law of dispersal wins in the end but we try to stave it off as long as possible.
Everything is as it is because of the 2nd Law. There is the predominant tendency towards dispersal and there is another force that works hard to violate that tendency. That force is the IMPACTS force and it appears to me to originate within the electron.