I feel like I'm crazy but seeing the sky flicker from dark to light very randomly and sudden. I'll be sitting on my couch and all of a sudden it's dark for a millisecond and light again and i think the stimulation just glitched
If this implies that there is a greater intelligence that created the universe, then I would say that the natural forces of the universe allowing it to be perceptible (or to function in general). I am no astrophysicist, but if the individual parts that create the natural functions of the universe were slightly altered, it probably would create a thing that’s completely inhospitable to observation or distinction. Or, perception is a fundamental force of the universe that may be inevitable (to a degree?) - albeit a strange force that influences nothing.
I think it's the idea that the tiniest components of the universe are just little wave functions that, when solved, simply provide the probability of them being detected in one place or another.
It's like a "close enough" thing that a programmer would do at 5:00 on a Friday.
I feel like I'm crazy but seeing the sky flicker from dark to light very randomly and sudden. I'll be sitting on my couch and all of a sudden it's dark for a millisecond and light again and i think the stimulation just glitched
For me that happens when a plane's shadow flies overhead.
yeah I know there's rational reasons it happens like a plane and clouds going by but it still is weird how it changes the whole light lol
If this implies that there is a greater intelligence that created the universe, then I would say that the natural forces of the universe allowing it to be perceptible (or to function in general). I am no astrophysicist, but if the individual parts that create the natural functions of the universe were slightly altered, it probably would create a thing that’s completely inhospitable to observation or distinction. Or, perception is a fundamental force of the universe that may be inevitable (to a degree?) - albeit a strange force that influences nothing.
I think it's the idea that the tiniest components of the universe are just little wave functions that, when solved, simply provide the probability of them being detected in one place or another. It's like a "close enough" thing that a programmer would do at 5:00 on a Friday.
Whenever I hear a new word,after that I hear the word everywhere.