compiseverythng (![[info]](http://l-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} compiseverythng) wrote,@ 2006-01-26 05:53:00 |
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Its all one big machine
In a dialog withulyarg he asks I just find it fascinating that here we are, one part of the machine discussing with another. Why is that the case? I reply Me too!
I don't know because of course the question is fundamentally unanswerable, but I think it is because the universe arises out of self-reflection. Both something and nothing are equally impossible. In some preformed KTRZMXTPD, the formless form, asks the unnamable question/answer (something related to but not exactly what am I, and I am that I am) and that question splits the ultraverse into being and non-being and the question is asked again from being and non-being. So starts the first computation, an infinitely accelerating reflection on self. We are the result, the universe that cannot not be; the true theorems.
In a dialog with
ulyarg he asks I just find it fascinating that here we are, one part of the machine discussing with another. Why is that the case? I reply Me too!I don't know because of course the question is fundamentally unanswerable, but I think it is because the universe arises out of self-reflection. Both something and nothing are equally impossible. In some preformed KTRZMXTPD, the formless form, asks the unnamable question/answer (something related to but not exactly what am I, and I am that I am) and that question splits the ultraverse into being and non-being and the question is asked again from being and non-being. So starts the first computation, an infinitely accelerating reflection on self. We are the result, the universe that cannot not be; the true theorems.
