Now the only time when the holy people had a ball
Was when for example the Islamic artists made Arabesques, and the Celtic artists made fantastically intricate lattices to decorate the margins of their gospels and missals
They are unbelievably beautiful, or take stained glass or something like that
But what are they doing?
What's it all about?
What are they doing?
What's it all about?
What will they do in heaven?
What will they do in heaven?
See, it's like the musician, he likes to take a melody
And he likes to put another melody that fits in with it
And another one that fits in with both, and then a fourth one
And arrange them together, he invents an instrument like an organ he plays with two hands
And then he adds foot pedals so that he can play with his two feet, and get this hand doing one rhythm, this doing another, this doing another, and this doing another
See, that makes it complicated
And so when drummers get together, and somebody starts out with a certain rhythm
And then that rhythm has holes in it, in other words it has certain silences
And the next drummer fills those silences in an interesting way
He comes and picks out a pattern
And what do you imagine DNA is?
The basic form of biological existence
Now, DNA is like a necklace
With different kinds of beads in it
And according to the order, and the way those beads are arranged
So you get genes, and so you get the particular form of life that emerges from those genes
So what we're doing way down is saying, she loves me, she don't, she have me, she won't, she would if she could, but she can't
Was when for example the Islamic artists made Arabesques, and the Celtic artists made fantastically intricate lattices to decorate the margins of their gospels and missals
They are unbelievably beautiful, or take stained glass or something like that
But what are they doing?
What's it all about?
What are they doing?
What's it all about?
What will they do in heaven?
What will they do in heaven?
See, it's like the musician, he likes to take a melody
And he likes to put another melody that fits in with it
And another one that fits in with both, and then a fourth one
And arrange them together, he invents an instrument like an organ he plays with two hands
And then he adds foot pedals so that he can play with his two feet, and get this hand doing one rhythm, this doing another, this doing another, and this doing another
See, that makes it complicated
And so when drummers get together, and somebody starts out with a certain rhythm
And then that rhythm has holes in it, in other words it has certain silences
And the next drummer fills those silences in an interesting way
He comes and picks out a pattern
And what do you imagine DNA is?
The basic form of biological existence
Now, DNA is like a necklace
With different kinds of beads in it
And according to the order, and the way those beads are arranged
So you get genes, and so you get the particular form of life that emerges from those genes
So what we're doing way down is saying, she loves me, she don't, she have me, she won't, she would if she could, but she can't
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