To Live is to Perceive

Einstein knew our perception distorts reality and vice versa. We use storylines to describe particles since that is how we perceive reality. Einstein's physics is perfect for measuring how we see the universe, but it is not the actual state of the universe. Data is as good as the tools you have to measure it. Thus understanding the limits of our perception is critical.

Who benefits when chatbots replace humans? We should proceed with caution before we risk devaluing humanity with our creations. To live is to perceive. If someone says otherwise, they're a robot.

Right and wrong are tied to our actions, not our storylines (reality). It boils down to "good = order", "bad = disorder." Right and wrong (or good and bad) have no meaning at the atomic level. Atoms are perfectly ordered. But at our level of perception, which is relative and conceptual (not fundamental like atoms), disorder arises.

Human consciousness isn't strictly held inside of our brains. It's more like an energy field that extends outward until it reaches the limits of our perception.

The universe has a speed limit, and it's the speed of light. It makes me wonder if our reality exists inside a super massive black hole, and we can't escape it because mass can't accelerate beyond the speed of light. Can anything escape the singularity?

Testing reality. If it's real, then it has resistance. Gravity is the result of the universe holding itself together.