The television, your phone, and you yourself run on a kind of electricity.
We are each in the red room/ dark lodge of our own making. No, the owls are not what they seem.
One thing that gets me about the world is just how different the space and time scales of different organism is. bacteria do thousands of minute actions a second.
Our individual neurons are necessarily working at a much faster timescale than our conscious perception is.
Elite performance is driven by this. When trying to perform in real time, conscious thought almost always gets in the way. It's too slow.
This is the counterintuitive thing that most physicists get wrong.
Statues are unlikely, yes, but they are just as unlikely as any other specific state/configuration. What is different is our ability to recognize statues from piles of rocks.
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Repost of Number 2 in the series with some minor updates. Number 3, "Reality is Too Much" is coming tomorrow... Constraints are the Mother of Perspective
Revamping my writing that I started over a year ago, found an audience!
The next few months and getting it all out for an actual audience. Much more to come. Post 1 of 10-12.
A New Observer Paradox
