Light from a Prism Represents People’s Lives
... and responses to their experiences. This light varies depending on the angle of the in-coming light and statement of a prism such as shape, size and surface condition, which is just like human’s age, size and their mental and body condition. Isn’t this theory very interesting to you? So if the process of a shone prism can represent people’s growing stages, don’t you think babies are like a smooth surfaced, square prism because only with a straight surface prism, a reflected light always come out in a ninety degree angle. This means it’s a very predictable angle just like a baby’s behavior. Since an angle of the reflected light is always in a ninety degree angle to a coming-in light, both of the lights must be the same. This explains why a baby tries to copy as close as possible to what they experience through their own perspective. A baby’s mother often tells an older child to behave well in front of their younger siblings because any kids pick up stuff easily. They are so innocent and naive so they can’t really judge what’s right and what’s wrong. I have two sisters, one who is a year and half older than me and one who is nine years younger than I am. When my little sister was an infant my mom used to tell us not to use any curse words in front of her, because my younger sister would copy what we said and how we acted. I used to think, “That applies to somebody else’s kid, my cute little sister won’t do anything like that”. Unfortunately, her behavior started to become a reflection of what she had seen and heard us do. She started to use some rude words just like us, without knowing the meaning though. I still remember that one time she asked me if she can dye her hair blond. She said “But don’t tell my mom though”. She was so innocent; therefore; she didn’t think that whether we told our mom or not, my parents are going to find out anyway. She behaved like that because she didn’t have any experiences to compare to what she was doing, that’s why she responds directly to what she saw on TV; she was too young to know any better. As time goes by, a prism gets scars and scratches on the surface, so a reflected light is no longer coming out at ninety degrees. Instead, it comes out in all sort of ways and that is just like people’s characteristics, After people go through many experiences, everybody’s character gets shaped up differently and that’s what experiences do to people’s character. Imagine any shaped prisms, when a light hits on the surface where the old cut is, the light comes out in a different direction than before. Not just that it even shines more than just a flat surface prism without cuts. When people get hurt, most people learn from it; so, when...