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I've stumbled upon the beginning of a metaphor which may end up having a profound impact on my perspective, in the way I frame my current situation in life. It begins with the concept of solvency (if I have the word right)...solution and dissolution. Can someone help me finish it?
When water and salt combine, they create a solution. However, if the water evaporates the salt remains. It's form is altered, but it remains. My question is: How can the salt be made useful again?
Any insight would be appreciated!
When water and salt combine, they create a solution. However, if the water evaporates the salt remains. It's form is altered, but it remains. My question is: How can the salt be made useful again?
Any insight would be appreciated!
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Permalink Reply by ricky strode on -
Metaphors and similes are great, but it can be much simpler than that. Mail me and I'll send you somethings to help you right then and forever.
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Permalink Reply by Steve Lovold on -
Hello Jackie : I was reading this metaphor that you have put up here, and I felt obligated to respond with another , and I trust that it may be of some use to you or someone else. So here it is ... I
*** " THE SOLUTION TO POLLUTION, IS DILUTION. " I hope that this can be looked as a healthy reframe to benefit your concept to find solvency .
~ Aloha
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Permalink Reply by Jackie Spencer on -
Thank you, Paul! This is very moving.
Mr Green said:
Love Ya
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Permalink Reply by Paul Dennehy (Paul Dee) on -
Water attracts salt too, a saline drip helps doctors preserve life. Salt helps fishermen preserve fishmeat. Salt and water corrode steel and aliminium - Man made. Nature?
Kelley Woods said:To add more to the experiment:
Salt in water is corrosive and salt also attracts water.
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