10-19-2019, 05:07 PM
https://youtu.be/jP_RRMi_4Ts
I do argue that science-fiction is superior to fantasy genre, but I do it for the sake of argument and competition. Everything done good, done justice, is certainly worth to be experienced, if to assume anything is worth to be experienced at all. Like this philosophical question of, is existence worth your time? What is time outside of existence? I am ultimately fascinated by the nature of perception, as German philosopher Immanuel Kant has depicted the matter. What the Kant did regarding the topic, is to emphasize, that our senses are only messengers, communicating to our brain whatever they can understand of the subject they encounter on their path. Our brain combines all this information together and builds the "objective" - paradox - world image within itself, that it takes as the foundation to make decisions projecting on our survival. Perhaps there are other sources of information available to the brain, other senses involved - but these senses, simply did not make enough sense - duh - or practical application, to become as significant as those we mostly relay on. Kind of like in the world of Linux distributions, if to allow for such comparison, where some distributions are more influential than the other. Either how, that we live selectively in a world tailored to fashion our bodies - or otherwise speaking, in a world strictly defined by the same dimensions that are able to seize our bodies - does not mean other dimensions do not exist. We are simply sense-blind to them, as we have become more bound to our bodies and terms of physical survival. Understanding that, this is where the realm magic kicks in. Thinking about it, to give it an image, I can only imagine fractals in motion.
https://youtu.be/lM_HPAXwJFw
I do argue that science-fiction is superior to fantasy genre, but I do it for the sake of argument and competition. Everything done good, done justice, is certainly worth to be experienced, if to assume anything is worth to be experienced at all. Like this philosophical question of, is existence worth your time? What is time outside of existence? I am ultimately fascinated by the nature of perception, as German philosopher Immanuel Kant has depicted the matter. What the Kant did regarding the topic, is to emphasize, that our senses are only messengers, communicating to our brain whatever they can understand of the subject they encounter on their path. Our brain combines all this information together and builds the "objective" - paradox - world image within itself, that it takes as the foundation to make decisions projecting on our survival. Perhaps there are other sources of information available to the brain, other senses involved - but these senses, simply did not make enough sense - duh - or practical application, to become as significant as those we mostly relay on. Kind of like in the world of Linux distributions, if to allow for such comparison, where some distributions are more influential than the other. Either how, that we live selectively in a world tailored to fashion our bodies - or otherwise speaking, in a world strictly defined by the same dimensions that are able to seize our bodies - does not mean other dimensions do not exist. We are simply sense-blind to them, as we have become more bound to our bodies and terms of physical survival. Understanding that, this is where the realm magic kicks in. Thinking about it, to give it an image, I can only imagine fractals in motion.
https://youtu.be/lM_HPAXwJFw