It is no accident or coincidence that both Shiva and Kali have both creator and destroyer aspects, as destruction is necessary for renewed and perpetual creation, or in the current zeitgeist terminology, for a sustainability achievable only through efficient natural processes that facilitate death and decay in their turns with birth and growth.
The infosphere was the level of abstraction that Turing gave to the world, and now it is up to us to decide to what extent we want to see the world this way, or if something else is needed to help humanity achieve perpetual creation.
However, the theist can always appeal to perpetual divine creation, just as in the case of the steady-state universe.
This kind of reasoning has been severely criticized by Adolf Grünbaum, who flatly dismisses the claim that underlies the idea of perpetual divine creation, namely that nothingness is the natural state of the universe.
Take a similar walk through the central commercial districts of New York, whatever the borough, and you'll find not just animated sidewalks packed with locals but also signs of a city in perpetual renewal, pursuing creation and demolition with equal abandon, always testing the limits.
During his demo, Grant Achatz spoke about the perpetual process of creation in his kitchen, I hope you find as much meaning, and motivation, in his words as I did.
A multiverse in continuous creation, a perpetual outpouring of energy at the heart of things, was for him a happy and hopeful notion, and one that he at least affected to take seriously as a possibility.
One hand holds a drum, the other a flame -- symbols, respectively, of the perpetual rhythm of ongoing creation and the inevitable destruction of material forms.
Because the way things are going at the moment, this perpetual cycle of drug creation and prohibition forged by UK drugs policy looks likely to cause more harm than it prevents. .
He similarly captures the appeal of Charles Schulz's comic creations: the perpetual loser-dom of Charlie Brown, Snoopy's "confidence that he's lovable at heart," the "Beethoven-sized ambitions" of Schroeder.
Other perpetual gilts helped fund the creation of the Bank of England and bankroll wars against Napoleon.
