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Anonymous Tue 19 Oct 18:31:20 2021 No.13768989 View Reply Original Report

Quoted By: >>13769216 >>13769225

How do you feel knowing that you will never understand even 1% or reality and beyond?
All all the knowledge of this world are still tiny and will never reach the skies to change reality and out concept of it.
How do you feel?

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Anonymous Tue 19 Oct 2021 18:47:05 No.13769051 Report

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>>13768822
It's kind of weird for me to think that other people don't achieve nigh-omniscience by age 25 through cultural osmosis alone.

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Anonymous Tue 19 Oct 2021 18:53:58 No.13769085 Report

Quoted By: >>13769122

Pretty fine. With quantum mechanics and everything we actually understand an amazingly significant amount of stuff. You look at anything in the room you're in and we can write paragraphs explaining the function of that thing down past even the atoms that make up said thing themselves. Really the big thing that still is nowhere near an explanation is why anything exists out of nothingness at all, even then with our knowledge of the big bang we can even tell when all this stuff appeared, how it appeared from that one tiny particle, etc. It's more than I'd expect humans to be able to find out.

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Anonymous Tue 19 Oct 2021 19:06:31 No.13769122 Report

Quoted By: >>13769211 >>13769742

>>13769085
So, a large part of how I see the world is, "Can I write a program to reconstruct this?" One of the reasons for that is, when you're writing a program, you're creating something (logic) from nothing (no file) in a very real manner. Now, the whole of everything is a pretty large distance from what we consider to be the output of a computer program, but the basic principle is the same: What you can construct programmatically, you can create from nothing. Period. There's no getting around this argument. It is purely constructive on a level similar to proofs in mathematics. Prior to writing the code, it didn't exist.

We are creators.

Q.E.D

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Anonymous Tue 19 Oct 2021 19:35:41 No.13769211 Report

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>>13769122
I wouldn't say we're too far of the output of a computer program. We may not be able to exactly recreate it, but most everything we'd have a gist of how to simulate such an occurrence on a computer.

We're far enough that we have even been able to simulate spontaneous reversals of entropy on quantum computers which is essentially what would have to happen to get matter to spread out across the universe again after a heat death. Which is why some science articles like to say we've found a way to "reverse time" by simulating such occurence.

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Anonymous Tue 19 Oct 2021 19:38:40 No.13769216 Report

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>>13768989
>How do you feel knowing that you will never understand even 1% or reality and beyond?
i know already everything, i understand the origins of the universe an the big bang and i know how the sun and the earth and the moon and the stars came to be.
i'm an astrocringer, nice to meet you

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Anonymous Tue 19 Oct 2021 19:41:52 No.13769221 Report

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>>13769211
Those aren't computations though, those are computational edges breaking down and being replaced by the last state cached.

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Anonymous Tue 19 Oct 2021 19:43:36 No.13769225 Report

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>>13768989
>How do you feel knowing that you will never understand even 1% or reality and beyond?
Uncomfortable.

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Anonymous Tue 19 Oct 2021 21:24:20 No.13769575 Report

Quoted By: >>13769599

we aren't "supposed" to understand everything, we are biological creatures roaming a planet that currently supports our existence. anything we do learn is a bonus, a novel advantage. in the same way we die individually, and our personal knowledge is lost, so will our entire species die, along with all we have collectively learned. no knowledge is objectively true anyway in the universal, timeless sense

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Anonymous Tue 19 Oct 2021 21:32:05 No.13769599 Report

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>>13769575
Final statement contradicts internally.

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Anonymous Tue 19 Oct 2021 22:24:35 No.13769742 Report

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>>13769122
>Create something out of Lego bricks
>subjectively see your "creation" you as something new
>???
>claim you can create something from nothing
Only that everything was there already

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