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this is the best representation of 'Universe'

>>14520829
>ive chased my tail enough to know all is chasing the tail

Four and twenty birds of Maya
Baked into an atom you
Polarized into existence
Magnet heart from red to blue
To such extent the realm of dark
Within the picture it seems true
But slip inside this house and then decide.

All your lightning waits inside you
Travel it along your spine
Seven stars receive your visit
Seven seals remain divine
Seven churches filled with spirit,
Treasure from the angels' mine
Slip inside this house as you pass by.
Slip inside this house as you pass by.

The space you make has your own laws
No longer human gods are cause
The center of this house will never die.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nwSA0Tckwbk

>>9086740
To any initial cause/creator/simulation argument, you can always apply that argument to itself.
What caused the initial cause?
What created the creator?
What is simulating the simulator?

It's either turtles all the way up or it eventually repeats.

How do you prove to yourself that somebody else is conscious and not an AI clever enough to fake your definition of consciousness?

How do you prove to somebody else that you are not just a clever AI, but actually conscious according to their potentially-wrong measure of consciousness?

What if once you have reached a certain height of consciousness, everything below that seems non-conscious?

This guy has some wisdom>>9086754

Ask the right questions to get closer to the answer.

Why? assumes a reason exists
How? assumes a mechanism exists

Don't assume your constraints are "universal"

If you throw out time, cause/effect doesn't really mean anything.

>>6634113
Got u a picture to show how it works like.