The tray with breakfast for two makes sense, even the laptop, but not that red phone.
This could be the interior of a nonexistent alien spaceship from some galaxy too far away to ever reach earth or an artificially unintelligent machine executing a plan to save the captured phone. I think I’ll go with the aliens. Why not? It’s either that or there’s a bug in the simulator.
If only I could get my brain out of the vat.
What’s with those wires? They’re stardust evolved from the big bang! That must be what they are otherwise nothing makes sense.
Rochelle Wisoff-Fields offers the photo below by David Stewart as this week’s prompt.
Psalm 53:2, “God looked down from heaven upon the children of men, to see if there were any that did understand, that did seek God.” (KJV)
Poetry, Short Prose and Walking 
Lean on logic when you can’t accept the existence of lunch. 😉
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Good point about accepting the existence of lunch! Thank you, Chel!
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Ha Ha! Interesting photo for sure.
Shalom!
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Thank you, Michael! I was a puzzling photo that Rochelle chose as a prompt.
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Shalom in Hebrew exists as a verb rather than a noun. Lenin’s anti- war song: “All we are saying is give peace a chance” … an empty noun. You never make peace with your enemies, you crush the enemy till “it” surrenders but you never make peace with the enemy b/c peace stands upon the foundations of trust. A man should never trust his enemy – ever. Jews for example, can never ever trust the new testament based church abominations in all its denominations. Individuals, that’s another matter.
I have developed friendship with man people from Europe. But I would never ever trust anything that a European country has to say about Israel. Europe had its “Final Solution”, it has no portion in Israeli affairs; attempts to impose a 2 state solution from foreign Capital abroad, compares to trying to convince a cat that its really a dog.
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I agree, mosckerr, that Israelis should be wary of what European counties have to say given the holocaust. Also, good point that peace stands on a foundation of trust and it is a verb. It requires living out that trust.
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An entirely plausible explanation
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I think you’re on the right track, Frank. At least it’s an interesting one.
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Thank you, Dan! Too many explanations spoil reality.
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Make sense to me too…I think! Nice one Frank.
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I am glad it does. Thank you, Keith!
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😀
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Some thing just are. 🙂 Nicely done.
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Thank you, Bill!
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Seems this touches on two worldviews: One with the possibility of aliens and the other atheism
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Yes, that was my intent although it may have been too cryptic. Thank you, Jim!
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Its good, it made me think
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Dear Frank,
I didn’t even notice those wires. 😉 Fun piece. Puts me in mind of a few sci fi shows and movies.
Shalom,
Rochelle
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There are many sci-fi references there. Thank you, Rochelle!
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I love the idea of the “unintelligent machine executing a plan to save the captured phone.” Good stuff.
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Thank you! I am glad you liked that description.
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