Here is a picture I took in Brooklyn from my dorm room of a random storm around 6:30pm. I was almost hanging out of my window trying to catch one of these lightning strikes that were stretching across the sky. I lived in Florida for 13 years and I miss the tropical storms that would trap me at my friends house and we would run down the street in deadly lightning storms. Amazing to view, frightening to be in. 
This is interesting, this just shows that ya scientists know a lot, but sometimes they do not know everything, as in saying "rules change". Science gets old, and things get discovered that alters everything we once knew, it is hard for the public to be able to change the way we once knew things and what we were taught in school. I think it would be hard for people to change their way of thinking about the rules if the ideas of what matter is would do a complete flip. 
Fuyuko Matsui is an amazing artist that uses the traditional Japanese style Nihonga to paint Japanese women as seen through what she feels and how it feels to be a woman. Many of her paintings are of women who are disfigured and surrounded by either animals and or flowers. Japanese woman are second class no matter what in Japan and she says she is not a feminist but just shows how she feels. I think most of today's art is cute and what makes Japan different are it's ghostly traditional silk paintings that really define Japan's wonderful culture.
