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>It's fair to want to ask where reality comes from, I think we all feel some existential panic at some points
Oddly enough that's probably a cause for a lot of the issues we're seeing.
Cognitive theoretic model of the universe covers a lot of it.
But demonstrably so.
It's rife of crisis used against itself as proof it's not correct.

You can see it replicated throughout history.
It's in insanity inducing. Like we've seen in time cube guy.
He's plainly crazy, but not for any true reason we can pinpoint.
The religious stuff is an easy cop out for the masses to see. But he's clearly trying to draw imagery.

4X24 hour days per rotation?

That's not wrong. It's relative. He's clearly trying to say something about a cyclical time dilatation.
Best I can draw to it is 1.5 spin.
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/6/6e/Spin_One-Half_%28Slow%29.gif
Then that brings you to
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spinors_in_three_dimensions
Then
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bloch_sphere
Wow!
It's not always that it's the idea is wrong. It's that it's hard to draw relevance.
But there's the persistent segment that keeps rejecting concepts because they're the ones that don't understand.
Not they have proof of it being wrong.
That they reject it outright.

So that's why I can write this shit. https://pastebin.com/2PFjFv22
Because it matters not what thought it.
Because if you can't say why it's a false. You're the one that's fucked in the head for outright refusal.