/lit/ - Literature

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Not him but it's clear that "events" aren't really happening in the sense that they're defined by time. Events are projected by time like a hologram. Similarly, it's often said that free will doesn't exist because of the circumstances controlling a man's life. Of course it's more complicated than that: experience is like a holographic projection of events.

It's called holographic because there's a distance, an inauthenticity to the connection between one layer and another. Instead of the root of reality, our sensors can only perceive things stilted by time. Instead of the totality of events, our minds see choice and freedom. Instead of certainties, we have hosts of half-adequate symbols and symbers jostling for authority.