The writing is a complex and abstract stream of consciousness that explores the limitations of human perception and the role of language and mathematics in our understanding of reality. The author questions the validity of paradoxes and suggests that they are simply a result of our biological limitations. They use metaphors such as “fish trying to understand drinking” to illustrate the difficulty of understanding the nature of spacetime. They also explore the concept of the present moment and suggest that while it does exist, our perception and assumptions of it are biologically limited. The author discusses the role of language and mathematics in constructing a version of reality that is befitting for humans, but suggests that this version may not accurately reflect reality. They also explore the behavior of light and electrons and how our perception of them may be limited by our own biological limitations. Overall, the writing is abstract and philosophical, questioning the very nature of our perception of reality and the tools we use to understand it.
perception, language, mathematics, paradoxes, biological limitations, spacetime, present moment, light, electrons, reality, patterns, compression, Lego bricks, timelessness, photon, blindness, idealized system, danger.
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