The nature of reallity scares me. I try to understand it, but the more i figure out the more it confuses and freaks me out. And it frustrates me how much we actually do not know. How do i cope?
by not worrying about it too muchour brains make dealing with how absolutely weird life and the universe is quite welljust go with the flow, bro
focus your mind, analyze the natural beauty, the fear is attachment to false notion of reality about 1) permanence of object states (thus clinging to is baseless) 2) analyze your mind/consciousness, this will remove the ownership of the fear, another false state that is attributed to the ownership of the fear generated from the false clinging to permanenceThe world is moving. Permanent clinging is double layered falseness of reality
I'm right there with you man. This has been taking up more and more of my mental energy recently. I feel like hand in hand with this is the problem of consciousness. What is the true nature of reality? I doubt we will ever truly know. All that's left is to cope somehow, literally. It almost feels as if the more I look into it, the less I really understand
>>16996415Go read some AI summaries of Kant Jung Hegel Hume Nietzsche and others. Then read some deeper text of the one you vibe with the most.
>>16996459> read some AI summarieschrist, maxing out your Untermensch score
>>16996468No you're right. Go blind and straight into Critique of Pure Reason. Dumb faggot.
>>16996468you sound like the retards in 2000s saying nooo don't use google to search for information! use the library only!
>>16996481And it's still true today
>>16996415stop trying to pin it down. you can't.https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=lr2K71gtZk4&ra=m
>>16996421I personally find Tegmarks Mathematical Universe Hypothesis compelling. See: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mathematical_universe_hypothesisI arrived at this independently through some thought experiments. Basically: our universe is either mathematical in nature, or our mathematics is insufficient to describe it and needs to be extended to cover the "non mathematical" parts. In my opinion the only thing that can exist in existence is the possibility of math, which is enough to encode every possible universe state and transition. Nothing apart from math exists, although some math structures may be upset to learn this fact.
>>16996535>muh
>>16996481Google search didn't try to rewrite everything, editorialized the base information, and contextual it all just to make you feel good about yourself, though, it just provided the information as is, often directly to a library reference or something like the library of congress if you specify.
