An edge with a surface area would require depth. Where is the silver lining of a point "cloud"? You only get sides when you abstract, and you can only guild when you have sides.
Clouds are where we get silver lining From. Even on a computer screen, a mobius strip has depth at the edge! Could you explain your last sentence?
A Möbius strip by definition on has one side.
Yes, and therewith, an edge.
An edge with no surface area to be lined.
Exactly: the *abstraction* of a cloud (it being an ominous thing, with non-silver sides) is what we imagine has a silver lining: the physical cloud itself has no sides, and no lining.
Not if the sun isn't shining on it.
The analogy and correlation is that of our awareness and consciousness shining light on our life situation, which might be very cloudy indeed.
And my point is that the ability to shine light is dependent upon first viewing the cloud in a bad light.
Yes, and [dark] clouds are often represented as someone having a bad time, with the sun coming through later as a sign of things going better.
