Musings of a disembodied mind
Sometimes life is as simple as 2+2=4.
And then you learn about absolutes and the lack thereof.
You learn that any number divided by 0 implies a duality that can never exist, approaching the extremes on the positive and negative spectrum that cannot play nicely with each other.
In a world of confusion, looking for clarity is as fruitful and approaching nothing, and therefore approaching everything. For nothing can never exist, and neither can the infinite. One can only approach.
In one cubic feet of nothing contains more particles than all the stars in the observable universe. Is that really nothing? Sometimes I feel like the syntax error on a calculator plotting X=1/0.
Sometimes my brain just errors out, and there’s nothing I can do about it. I’ve been trying to be better. But it seems as though any perceived progress is just a false perception of understanding.
I don’t know.
I’m trapped in the senkei.
And then you learn about absolutes and the lack thereof.
You learn that any number divided by 0 implies a duality that can never exist, approaching the extremes on the positive and negative spectrum that cannot play nicely with each other.
In a world of confusion, looking for clarity is as fruitful and approaching nothing, and therefore approaching everything. For nothing can never exist, and neither can the infinite. One can only approach.
In one cubic feet of nothing contains more particles than all the stars in the observable universe. Is that really nothing? Sometimes I feel like the syntax error on a calculator plotting X=1/0.
Sometimes my brain just errors out, and there’s nothing I can do about it. I’ve been trying to be better. But it seems as though any perceived progress is just a false perception of understanding.
I don’t know.
I’m trapped in the senkei.
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