/sci/ - Science & Math

>>6612106

You're a bit crazier than I am, but I like you.

I hope you know you're not necessarily correct in all of your assertions, and neither am I, but at the core of what you're saying, I actually have come to highly similar conclusions, yet I have not come to them through the same route.

when two things converge with harmony from different directions, is it a great coincidence? or scientific fluency?

This isn't our home, friend. these people are industrialized. They have to seek questions before answers, but at infantile conscious levels such as the mind of the average modern man, understanding truths is less valuable than stimulation, food, fear, and though they are curious, and curiousity is a characteristic of intelligence, they look exteriorly for answers in books and math, while some of us look inwards.

Those that can look inwards so easily, have a hard time looking outwards, and analysing what is considered fact.
Those that can look outwards so easily, are often concerned with facts so much that they forget their own individual experiences, and live as they sleep; robotized by their environment, slaves to heat and motion.

I think I know what you're saying about the universe and subjective experience, relativity of light and heat. You're probably righter than you know, but it will be a great deal of time before that sort of knowledge manifests into industrialized text.

Goodluck doc