Reality, Once by Joe Fisher

Lorraine Ford

Dear Joe,

I'm glad that you continue to point out that although "1 1 = 2 is abstractly perfect. Reality is not perfect". I interpret this to mean that reality is not like the type of pristine complete and perfect system that a physicist, mathematician or philosopher might dream up.

I also liked "the Bible seems to be arguing in favor of an original 1, and Hawking is in favor of an original 0...As best as I can make out, according to the scientific websites, no actual nothing has ever been detected". I'm also "in favour of an original 1", although I don't believe in the bible.

Best wishes,

Lorraine

Joe Fisher

Dear Lorraine,

Thank you ever so much for carefully reading my essay and for leaving such a considerate comment about it. Reality cannot have had a commencement. Only abstraction could possibly have abstractly commenced.

With the highest of regard,

Joe

Ryoji Furui

joe,

if i find my intuitive answer to the question why time is always now (not like space has its obvious length), it would be because time is not extend like space dimensions in reality then time would rather be curled up as compactified dimension in reality thus it emerges in space as always t=0 in the observer's flame. this can be the reason why time is always now?

or we need to understand how we recognize time in our consciousness at the neuron network level. once i heard we recognize time (or generate consciousness) by repeated neuron firing?

thank you,

ryoji

Sebastian Benthall

I am having trouble following how this relates to steering the future of humanity. - s

Don Limuti

Hi Joe,

In one of your posts you mentioned the "Abstraction Distraction Disorder". Vladimir Tamari thought it deserved a Nobel Prise. I agree. I think you should perhaps make a 12 step program for this malady. Let me know when you do this and I will consider signing up.

Abstraction Distraction is also an pop music album by Elliott Sharp.

FYI,

Don Limuti

Joe Fisher

Hello Don,

Thank you for reading my essay and posted comments. Unlike real alcoholism, Abstraction Distraction Disorder is incurable by any means.

Joe Fisher

Jeffrey Schmitz

Joe,

You have a unique perspective. I don't know if any of these essays answered how we should steer the future. Your essay seems to be a critique on how we understand the universe.

Hope your essay does well,

Jeff Schmitz

Joe Fisher

Jeff,

Thank you ever so much for reading my essay and for your gracious comment.

Joe Fisher

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