>>11006112Yes, but also at the same time evidence suggests that being "unknowable" isn't synomynous with "it is the observed result but known" but rather is a multitude of states as potentials that has yet to be revealed as one. A wave which collapses. The implication conceptually is that although we observe A, "A" in fact shared and very well could of been B. This part is less scientific and more philosophical, but the implication of that is that all manner of existence shares a commonality which truly exists and the differentiated objects are merely spins and revealed potentials of each other. So A very well can equal B depending upon the perspective when you choose to consider to observe it. It is valid to consider reality, the experience we apprehend, as an illusory construct based upon the imposition of our observations while "true" reality is really a conflation of everything so as to A = B = C, etc.
>>11006114I too love Koishi. no bulli.
