The wordplay 'densentientity' showed up reading this, prompting curiosity about, to the degree a 'sentientity' feels like a something, how much of that is the persistence for a long-enough while of eddies and timbres in the flow, and how much might be akin to gravity?
Ah, excited to think about death and life as not being opposites.... thinking a lot about Shroedingers Cat: has the cat eaten the poison and died or has the cat not yet eaten the poison and is still alive? Realising the cat has both eaten the poison and not eaten the poison.
Im the brain that picked at you about binaries... because they really have been my basic Lego of reasoning for so long. But linear appearance of time makes the binary system seem logical and reasonable. A liberated sense of time overwhelms a binary system of logic... if I can have the imagination for that. But I do think I’ve largely got this mental model through Greco-Roman thought, and definitely another unwanted inheritance of Christianity.
I’m excited to review the links on this post and take a slower reread
The wordplay 'densentientity' showed up reading this, prompting curiosity about, to the degree a 'sentientity' feels like a something, how much of that is the persistence for a long-enough while of eddies and timbres in the flow, and how much might be akin to gravity?
Ah, excited to think about death and life as not being opposites.... thinking a lot about Shroedingers Cat: has the cat eaten the poison and died or has the cat not yet eaten the poison and is still alive? Realising the cat has both eaten the poison and not eaten the poison.
Im the brain that picked at you about binaries... because they really have been my basic Lego of reasoning for so long. But linear appearance of time makes the binary system seem logical and reasonable. A liberated sense of time overwhelms a binary system of logic... if I can have the imagination for that. But I do think I’ve largely got this mental model through Greco-Roman thought, and definitely another unwanted inheritance of Christianity.
I’m excited to review the links on this post and take a slower reread
These posts are dense with thinking💡