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heron
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Reality Machine

Post by heron »

Reality is not what it appears to be, the three dimensional physical and mental reality we experience is an extension of hyperspacial beings / structures existing in higher dimensions, produced in a way metaphorically similar to the way we produce ideas and concepts expressed with words, except our reality is expressed with forces like gravity and magnetism and languages like mathematics and DNA sequences.

You are a part of something beyond comprehension but metaphorically similar to a machine or program, an intricate structure that extends beyond the perceived boundaries of your identity. One day you will die and all your parts will be disassembled and repurposed by the machine and it doesn't even matter at all because you were never really you in the first place, you've always just been the machine except you thought you were a person.
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Every part of a machine has a purpose, even the smallest most insignificant piece plays a role in the grand scheme of things.
However it could be said that our live and everything we do say and achieve is meaningless in the long run.
Yet it can also be said that every action and everything we become has meaning.
The fact that we exist or believe we exist in some essence shapes our reality.
The story may have been already written and each character assigned his/her role, but since we are nothing more than the characters we might be unable to change that.
The ending to our story has already been written, but is it not worth the journey?

If we are unable to see our fates, we are free to do what we want in a sense.
We all maybe the same deep down and are created through the same system.
Our existence is beautiful because of how all the diversity and similarity create the great work of existence.
Existence is extremely simple, but at the same time it is also very complex.

I am because I am, I thought because I thought, I will because I will, I do because I do, I learn because I learn, I feel because I feel.
We are blessed with intellects that allow us to express to others how we feel about our existence.
I ask you this my friend; are we able to break the 4th wall in this divine story?

I am glad I get to experience this illusion, I am glad I am able to see your post, I am glad I can feel sorrow, it truly is wonderful being a simple being.
For now I exist and thus I will continue on until I cease to be, I believe humanity can reach it's dreams.
I am sorry if my post seems to be confrontational or overly critical, but I believe that everything can be given a purpose.
I agree that everything can also be without purpose, but for there to be no meaning there has to be meaning.
For there to be meaning there also requires no meaning.

A writer creates a story to be read and the reader interprets the story throughout it's stages.
The writer has finished his work and could go onto write more or look back on their work.
The reader can begin reading or stop reading the story at anytime.
The story it's self has been written and thus it fulfills it's purpose by simply being.
Even if the story is never read by someone other than the writer, it still accomplishes it's purpose.
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I reached my hand to the stars and it didn't reach, but I experienced this and from there I made my next move.
I saw the stars and knew my hand could not reach so I sat there and continued on with my life.
I didn't see the stars and thought nothing of them.
Was time always starting and stopping I couldn't tell anymore until my time had already passed.

Thank you for inspiring me this day, heron.
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Re: Reality Machine

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Welcome Heron,

Another day, another thoughtful commentator steps up to the Oracle, thank you and of course gratitude for the views of regular forum poster Dracavis encapsulated in another lightning quick response.

The emotional system underwritten by the sensory complexity and appreciation inherent to both earthly creatures and human kind is what differentiates us from machines, other aspects including motor control are also superior to existing mathematically controlled robotics. Nevertheless much greater progress has been made in this area as well as bionics considered as medical advances.

Above all - The Humantities - compassion, empathy, love, charity, mercy and tenderness are simply irreplaceable with machine logic, they would merely be obliterated

What were human manual manufacturing activities appear to have been steadily replaced. Automotive assembly lines, PCB manufacture, packaging, bottling and food production are a but a few examples. Meanwhile, thought processes have been pretty much captured in computers, although it is really only the modelling, simulation, prototyping and number crunching qualities of machines that are valid in the build up to human invention and creativity. Yet there is nothing better than the sheer communal pleasure and friendly interraction gained from a successful group manual crop harvest worth celebrating.

However, I can accept that some elements of humanity are virtually ruled by and many cases interpersonally and emotionally inhibited by a framework of machines. Computer gaming, despite its competitive dimension, is undoubtedly a source of personality introversion and while social media is undoubtedly the dominant segment of modern communication, it certainly neither fosters nor encourages interpersonal skill development. Watch the people sitting around a table in a social venue, not speaking to each other, but all with thumbs flying in furious communication.

Humans spend a substantial portion of their lives encased in transport machines be they travelling by road, rail , sea or air, or indeed across difficult country subject to extremes of temperature. Yet to many there is nothing more uplifting than the wide world seen from the back of a horse, camel or an elephant, experience much the same riding on a horse, mule or donkey drawn wooden cart, yet admittedly climate plays a major role in rendering this pleasure.

Indeed, human kind are only able to survive in deep space within the confines of a machine, given the insatiable quest for interplanetary knowledge, natural resource and territory, of course they can only reach the deep space state aboard a machine.

I wonder, are we now essentially obssessed by comic art heroes clad in high-tech suits of armour depicted in bulging splendour via cinema and computer games, only because science is turning the screw toward completely cyber driven military force and super-tech law-enforcement.

But will we ever allow ourselves as human kind to devolve into nothing but unemotional machines devoid of sensual pleasure with borrowed personalities, memories, facial features all fine tuned to eradicate the last vestiges of humanity.

We do believe at this site that numbers (transposed from alphabet) are a vital alternative to alphabet in order to deduce connectivity and help identify collective darkside activity pockets that require our heightened attention. An esssential driver behind the site is the preservation and enhancement of sustainable humanity, thus it is part of our battle to avoid a world competely dominated, decided, regenerated and reproduced by machines controlled by technology.

Art is an area where the human driven element of style and ideas cannot be underestimated. Examples below: Enjoy! .....as they say in service!
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