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I think you need to take a course in basic physics.
Mass-Energy is the most concentrated of all the forms of energy.


Err.. light behind it?

Light can be solid. Completely solid. Mass-energy.

The other stuff solid is not good. It is evil, it is barriers preventing pieces of light from getting to each other.

Er.. how is it a solid? If you mean it can behave like a particle, then yes. I'm pretty sure you meant it in a different way, but I'll give it to you.

Er.. The Universe is not evil, there is no evil in the universe.

Read "Beyond Good and Evil", basic philosophy.

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I see that I have failed to communicate properly. If I hadn't everyone would agree with me.

Maybe Im just confused.

And btw, a particle of something can be any size.

Im pretty sure a photon has to be a certain size.

From what we've SEEN.

Forget it; I need to think of a way to communicate better.

Hehehe. From what we've seen? Quantum Physics has hundreds of man years in research. Hahaha.

Oh, sorry. PoMo is just a nickname for postmodernism or postmodern.



In sociology, social constructionism is basically rooted in the interactionist (also called interpretivist) paradigm. Some of the Wikipedia articles on the subject, however, confuse social constructionism, a sociological perspective, with constructivism, a cognitive psychological perspective. In practice, there are only superficial similarities between them.

Social constructionism is rooted in the social phenomenology of Peter Berger and in the poststructuralism of Michel Foucault. The emphasis is on how people, in interaction, socially construct reality (including knowledge and power). If what we call reality is constructed, it can also be deconstructed (and reconstructed). For instance, in my own research, I tend to be a postempiricist (or postpositivist). In other words, I recognize that different methodologies may produce (i.e., construct) different, even contradictory, results.

Psychological constructivism focuses on how individuals construct belief systems to make sense out of their experiences. The emphasis is on the individual, not on processes of social construction.