How Long is Now? | Introduction to Metaphysics 🪐

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5 Dec 202314:13

Summary

TLDRこのスクリプトは、時間、現実、そして存在についての哲学的な探求を通じて、観客を深遠なメタフィジクスの世界に誘います。過去と未来の有限性と対照的に、現在という瞬間の無限に近い薄さを考察し、現実の根本的な性質について問いかけます。また、物質、自由意志、認識論、そして生死についても議論し、人間の存在と宇宙の神秘性に触れながら、答えに満ちない謎に囲まれた世界に生きることの奇妙さを描いています。

Takeaways

  • 🕰️ 過去と未来は始まりと終わりがあり、FINITEであると考えられていますが、現在はどのように定義されるべきか、FINITEな時間の長さがあるのか、それとも無限に薄い瞬間なのか議論されています。
  • 🔍 現在がFINITEな持続時間を持つと仮定した場合、過去から現在へ移行する瞬間を正確に特定できるかどうか、そしてそれが可能であれば、その境界が現在の瞬間を定義するものであるかが問いかけられています。
  • 📚 メタフィジックスは、科学が答えられない、または試みに失敗した問題に関わる哲学の分野であり、現実の基本的な性質に関する問いを扱っています。
  • 🤔 時間の動きや物質の存在、それらがなぜ存在するのかといった基本的な問いは、メタフィジックスの分野に属し、科学では解決されない問題とされています。
  • 🧩 物質や現象がどのように機能するかを理解するためには、物理学が必要である一方、物質が存在し続けることや自然の法則が適用されることを信頼することは、メタフィジックスの問題です。
  • 🚫 哲学の議論は実世界に直接的な影響を与えることは少ないかもしれないが、基礎的な問題を考える上で重要な役割を果たしています。
  • 🔮 現実の信頼性や自然法則の一貫性、それらがなぜ持続するのか、なぜ未来においても同じであると信じるのか、という問題は、帰納の問題と呼ばれ、未解決のままです。
  • 💭 自由意志の問題や決定の可能性についても、メタフィジックスは人間の心と身体がどのように疎通しており、それがどのように決定的ネットワークの一部として機能するのかを探求しています。
  • 🍏 物事の外見や現象の背後にある「物自体」について考えるとき、物質的な側面だけでなく、それらがどのように認識され、理解されるかにも関心を寄せています。
  • 🧠 自分のアイデンティティや記憶、そしてそれらがどのように継続性を持たせているか、メタフィジックスは人間の存在や意識について深い洞察を提供します。
  • 🏵️ 人生や死、さらには宇宙の秩序や混沌について考えるとき、メタフィジックスは、私たちが理解する可能性のある限界を超えた謎に直面する喜びと恐怖をもたらします。

Q & A

  • 過去と未来はどのように定義されていますか?

    -過去は数十億年もの長い間が続きますが、どこかで始まりがあります。未来も同様に数十億年は続きますが、どこかで終わりがあります。

  • 「今」は無限に薄い状態ですか、それとも有限の持続時間ですか?

    -「今」は無限に薄いと考えられていますが、もし有限の持続時間だった場合、過去から現在への移行を正確に特定できないかもしれません。

  • メタフィジックとは何であり、なぜ重要なのでしょうか?

    -メタフィジックは哲学の一分野で、科学的に答えられない、または試みたが放棄された基本的な現実に関する問いを扱います。重要なのは、現実の基本的な性質に関する問いを追求するためです。

  • なぜ私たちは現実が一貫性を保つかを信じていますか?

    -私たちは過去の経験に基づいて現実が一貫性を保つと信じていますが、これは帰納の問題と呼ばれる哲学的な問題であり、誰もが解決策を見つけていません。

  • 自由意志は可能ですか、それともすべてが決定論的に疎通されたネットワークの一部なのですか?

    -自由意志の可能性は、人間の心が言語、歴史、生物学的要因に基づいて動くため、決定論的ネットワークの一部である可能性があるという哲学的な議論の対象です。

  • 物事の「もの自体」とは何であり、それを見つけることはできますか?

    -「もの自体」とは、物事の外見や属性の背後にある真の性質であり、人間の感覚を超えたものとされています。しかし、完全に理解することは困難で、メタフィジック的な議論の対象となっています。

  • 人間はどのようにして自己を定義し、過去と現在を区別しますか?

    -人間は、細胞の入れ替えや記憶の変化を通じて自己を定義し、過去と現在を区別します。しかし、私たちが同じ人であると感じる理由は、肉体的な部分だけではなく、繰り返し再生されるパターンによるものです。

  • 死とは何であり、それはどのように私たちの存在に影響を与えますか?

    -死とは物理的なパターンの停止であり、しかし、精神的なパターンは持続し、他人に影響を与えることがあります。

  • なぜ私たちは礼儀正しく、politenessを大切にしていますか?

    -礼儀正しさとpolitenessは、社会の秩序を維持し、個々が互いに尊重し合い、混乱を避けるための社会的契約のようなものです。

  • なぜ私たちは宇宙の中で人間に生まれ、この時代に生きるのかについて考えることは重要ですか?

    -私たちがこの時代に人間として生まれたことについての理解は、私たちの存在の奇妙さと貴重さを認識し、より深い意味を持つ生活を送るための基礎となります。

  • メタフィジックスはどのようにして私たちの日常生活に関連していますか?

    -メタフィジックスは、現実の基本的な性質に関する基本的な問いを追求し、それが私たちの日々の経験や感覚に関連しているため、日常生活に深い意味を提供します。

Outlines

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🕰️ 今という瞬間の本質

この段落では、時間の本質について考察しています。過去と未来が有限である一方で、現在はどれくらいの長さなのかという問いが投げかけられます。現在が無限に薄い瞬間なのか、それとも有限の長さを持つのか、そしてその場合にはその境界線を特定できるのかといった哲学的な疑問が提示されます。さらに、これらの問いがメタフィジックスという、科学が答えられない問題を扱う哲学の一分野であることが説明されます。

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🧠 自由意志と決定論のパラドックス

この段落は、自由意志の可能性について探求しています。私たちが自由に決断できると感じる一方で、その決断が実は物理的な因果関係によって決定されているのではないかという疑問が提示されます。時間と物質の決定論的なネットワークの中で、自由意志が存在し得るのかという深い哲学的な問いが探求され、私たちの存在と決断の本質について考察されます。

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🍏 現象と実在の間

この段落では、物事の現象とその背後にある実在について議論されています。私たちが目にする世界が単なる表象に過ぎないのか、それとも現実にはそれ以上の何かが存在するのかという問いが提起されます。例として、ラジオ波やX線など、目に見えないが実際に存在する現象が挙げられ、これらが人間の感覚の限界を超えた世界を示唆していると説明されます。また、150年前には知られていなかった現象が今では理解されていることから、私たちの理解が限られている可能性についても触れられます。

💭 自己の変遷とパターンの永続性

この段落は、人間のアイデンティティや自己認識の変遷について考察しています。私たちの身体は時間と共に変わり、ほとんどの細胞が入れ替わっているにもかかわらず、同じ「自分」であり続ける理由を探ります。記憶やパターンが私たちを構成し、それらが繰り返されることで自己が保たれているという概念が提案されます。また、過去の体験や思考が私たちにどのように影響を与え続けるのかについても触れられています。

🔍 存在のミステリーと日常の不思議

この段落では、存在の本質や日常の中に潜む不思議について探求されています。目覚めの瞬間の新鮮な感覚や、日常の中で感じる奇妙さが、私たちが理解しきれない大きなミステリーの一部であると説明されます。また、時間や空間、そして生命の意味についての哲学的な問いが投げかけられ、私たちが持つ問いがいかに重要であるかが強調されます。存在の不確実性と、そこに潜む美しさが描かれています。

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Keywords

💡メタフィジクス

メタフィジクスとは、現実の基本的な性質に関する哲学の分野です。このビデオでは、科学が答えられない問題、すなわち時間の動きや物質の存在理由について問いかけます。ビデオの中では、メタフィジクスが現実の背後にある何かを理解することに関連しています。

💡時間

ビデオでは時間について深く掘り下げており、過去と未来の有限性と現在瞬間の無限の薄さを比較分析しています。現在がどのように定義され、過去へと移行する瞬間を追求する様子が、ビデオの核心的なテーマの一つとなっています。

💡現実

ビデオでは現実の概念が繰り返し掘り下げられており、物質的な側面だけでなく、認識や感覚の限界も探求されています。現実はただの外見だけではなく、物自体の性質についても疑問視している点がビデオの重要なメッセージです。

💡自己認識

自己認識はビデオの重要なテーマで、個体が過去と現在を通じてどのように変化し続けるのかについて考えています。ビデオでは、細胞の入れ替えや記憶の変化を通じて自己認識がどのように形成されるかが議論されています。

💡因果律

因果律は、ビデオで提起された哲学的概念で、物事が互いに影響を与え合う方法について考えています。ビデオでは、人間が自由意志で選択できるかどうかという問題と因果律の関連性について議論されています。

💡物質

物質はビデオで頻繁に出てきていて、物質がどのように私たちの存在と認識に影響を与えているかについて触れられています。物質は単なる粒子の集合ではなく、それらが形成するパターンや構造によって現実を定義しているとビデオは示唆しています。

💡認識

認識は、ビデオの中で重要な役割を果たしており、私たちが物事を理解し、現実を解釈するプロセスについて考えています。認識の限界と、それが私たちの現実体験にどのように影響を与えるかがビデオの核心的な議題の一つです。

💡自由意志

ビデオでは自由意志の概念に焦点を当てており、人間が本当に自由な選択をすることができますかどうかについて問いかけています。自由意志は因果律と密接に関連しており、ビデオのメッセージにおいて、決定論的宇宙観と個人の主体性との間の葛藤を探求しています。

💡エントロピー

エントロピーは物理学の概念で、ビデオでは宇宙の時間の経過とそれに伴う混沌や無秩序の増加について触れられています。ビデオではエントロピーが現実の方向性や物事の変化の原因に関連していると示唆しています。

💡宇宙

宇宙はビデオの中で、すべての物事が存在する大きなステージとして描かれています。宇宙の法則や、それが私たちの生活や存在に与える影響について考えながら、宇宙の神秘性と私たちの位置づけについて哲学的に探求しています。

Highlights

The concept of the present being infinitely thin and the philosophical implications of its duration.

The philosophical inquiry into the nature of time and its movement, a branch of philosophy called metaphysics.

Metaphysics as the field of philosophy that addresses questions beyond the scope of science.

The humorous anecdote about a philosopher turned database admin, illustrating the practical limitations of metaphysical inquiry.

The importance of metaphysics in understanding the fundamental nature of reality, including the nature of particles and time.

The problem of induction and the philosophical challenge it poses to our understanding of the consistency of reality.

The exploration of causality and the question of free will in the context of a deterministic universe.

The notion of transental idealism and the idea of a world of appearances versus the world of ultimate reality.

The philosophical question of personal identity and what makes us the same person over time.

The concept of death and the continuity of mental patterns beyond physical existence.

The existential question of the meaning of life and the role of etiquette and politeness in society.

The philosophical musings on the nature of reality, questioning whether we invent or discover concepts like numbers.

The reflection on the human condition and the randomness of nature, pondering whether it is inherent or a matter of choice.

The exploration of the concept of entropy and the direction of change in the universe.

The philosophical consideration of the interconnectedness of all things and the idea of being part of a larger whole.

The reminder of the ever-present mystery of existence and the endless questions it presents.

Transcripts

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so there's the past let's say that

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stretches back billions of years but it

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is finite it began somewh probably and

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there's the future ahead of us

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unfortunately let's say billions of

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years at least but it's also finite it

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will end somewh probably but what about

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the present how long is now think about

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it is the present infinitely thin this

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moment we find ourselves in now can't be

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infinite shortly infinite things would

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occupy everywhere and every when

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simultaneously so couldn't move but the

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present is moving well is the present a

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finite duration then M maybe but if it

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was then couldn't we exactly isolate the

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moment the present gives way to the past

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the nanosecond that events get

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crystallized and start trailing behind

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us couldn't we zoom in and in until we

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could see the Border point the threshold

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of time itself as now becomes was and if

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we could would that be the present no

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idea not like there's an answer anyway

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but if you've ever thought about this

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stuff you may be glad to hear it's not

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just the kind of obligatory small talk

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you have to make at the local Opium Den

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but a branch of philosophy Millennia old

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called metaphysics so philosophy is

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where questions go that science can't

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answer metaphysics is where questions go

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that science tried to answer dropped out

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for a semester moved to Sardinia spent

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several months on a beach doing Molly

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with malaca salesman called Federico

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said eh screw it became a database admin

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adopted a Sheba enu and lived

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contentedly never thinking about that

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nonsense again metaphysics meta from the

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Greek for Beyond or after and physics

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from the Greek for lifelong Chastity

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asking questions about the fundamental

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nature of reality yes not where does the

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time go but why does time move at all

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not what particles are there but why are

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there particles in the first place ah

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sure but this stuff doesn't apply to

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anything in the real world is just

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pompous horseshit you might say uh yeah

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probably is I might reply how is it

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going to help with world peace or space

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exploration you might say h yeah that's

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true I might reply oh where's the toilet

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by the way you might say I down the

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corridor to the right I might reply

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cheers you might say then a few moments

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later ah I've fallen into a pit of

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snakes ouch ooch my eyes my spleen ha I

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might reply it was deception the toilet

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is in fact upstairs I actually directed

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you into the snake area where the snakes

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are kept perpetually oiled and slippery

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so you can't tie them together and a

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make shift ladder and Escape so take

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that for shitalking philosophy a oof you

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might say and so forth to be honest

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there's no real danger actually the

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snakes are all vegetarians I mean except

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for Cerberus Devourer of Flesh King of

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the blood drinking hell

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spawn he's vegan but metaphysics does

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matter you despicable jellied eel like

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if you want to build a sweet ass bridge

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then that's an engineering problem but

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you'll need some good materials and

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calculations and whatnot so then that's

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a physics problem but you'll need to

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trust the matter the bridges made of

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will actually keep existing and the laws

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of nature will keep applying to it which

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then that's a metaphysical problem

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talking of which hey what's this oh it's

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a refreshing jug of angria which is

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prepared the same way as sangria but

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with a few drops of Tobasco and you

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drink it while thinking of all the

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disparaging things your father said to

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you on the way home from Orchestra

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practice that you certainly don't

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vividly remember 20 years later yes yes

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but what is it fermented fruit carbon

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atoms that sort of stuff and down again

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sub atomically electrons protons spin

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networks who knows at this point and

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under that no idea but something is

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keeping the liquid being something is

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making it so electrons don't spiral into

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Atomic nuclei so chemical bonds don't

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suddenly blow up there is a force or

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habit maintaining things the universe

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remembers where all of its molecules are

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at any one time and applies consistent

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laws to them but why why do we trust

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that reality and everything inside it

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will stay consistent that the sun will

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still come up tomorrow just because it's

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done it before why would that mean it

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happens in the future this is called the

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problem of induction no one solved it

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probably no one ever will hey ho and the

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same goes for our modern concept of

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causality and freedom how is a decision

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possible you're watching this video now

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because you made a choice to be here

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because of your awful taste and that

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began in your mind the space where you

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weigh things rationally and make

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decisions sure but your mind runs on

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language and history all the stuff we've

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inherited from deados and pastos who

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we're soon to become ourselves of course

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the 21st century paradigms we can't but

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help thinking and all that runs on

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biology copses and neurons and oxytocin

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and [ __ ] the Machinery of you and under

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that is matter the particles and

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interactions that everything is made out

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of and where is a decision in that isn't

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it all a deterministic causal Network

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that got rolling billions of years ago

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anyway one that we're not just a part of

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but made of and doesn't that make

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decisions and Free Will impossible that

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from the moment we were born from the

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moment everything was born you and I

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have been destined to arrive at this

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exact moment here and now because our

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minds and bodies are just as bound up in

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the unfolding of events as every other

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blob of matter in the universe and free

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as we may feel we've never truly made a

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single choice about anything and if Free

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Will was possible somehow is that to say

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that we could step outside of the

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scripted drama of matter playing out

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across the Great and ancient stage of

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SpaceTime and imagine that we bipedal

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meat units could make a decision somehow

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miraculously undetermined by everything

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around us that led up to this exact

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moment that just for a second we could

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unprecedented undetermined stand outside

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of Ultimate

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Reality talking of

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which what is Apple how to describe

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Apple crunchy you yeah

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green sometimes quite liquidy but those

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are just adjectives those are just

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appearances doesn't there have to be

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something behind the adjectives that

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makes an apple real can we have no

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can we ever know stuff Beyond

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appearances cuz until 150 years ago no

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one knew a thing about radio waves then

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we learned how to produce them and

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receive them and suddenly they were

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everywhere but they were everywhere long

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before that stars are bombarding us with

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radio all the time that's how radio

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telescopes work we just can't see that

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type of em radiation with our eyes and

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suddenly we discovered it

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technologically and yeah and next came

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X-rays and gamma rays and T on and

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toaster fetishes and whatever else and

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it turned out there's a whole bunch more

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phenomena we didn't know have been there

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all along so it might be reasonable to

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assume that there's the world of

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appearances where we live where apples

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are green and crunchy and then

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presumably there's the world of Ultimate

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Reality where everything you know

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actually really is where there live

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apples Beyond adjectives the things in

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themselves as they are objects in their

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fullness Beyond just appearance Beyond

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just what we can pick up with our senses

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trans ental idealism is what we would

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call this position if we're being

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pretentious actually we'd say the same

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if we're not being pretentious cuz

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that's its [ __ ] name to think that a

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toothbrush a paperclip a sock has a

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hidden nature beyond our senses the

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secret life of dull objects and for that

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matter what's a human life since we were

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children almost every cell in our bodies

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has been replaced and each memory is now

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a memory of a memory what makes us the

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same person as when we were 3 years old

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can't be the hardware because most of

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the hardware has been swapped out it

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must be the pattern of us that's been

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repeated with copy DNA and replaced

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cells calling us back into being over

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and over and at the end of the day

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aren't we just patterns anyway pumpkin

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potion cat snake pumpkin potion cat

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snake what are his intentions who can

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say they are surely dastardly judging by

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that face but hopefully the phrase

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pumpkin potion cat snake is now firmly

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lodged in your mental ears and has

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become a small part of the pattern of

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you your current mind State anyway but

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in a few minutes you'll forget it and

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the phrase will be out of your mind

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again pumpkin potion cat snake and when

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that happens will that be a different

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you will your current mind State have

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been obliterated and replaced until the

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next time you think about the words

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pumpkin potion cat snake blessed is he

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in the highest won't that be a new

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person then a new incarnation of you and

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where does that logic end are we a long

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succession of uses Through Time divided

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minute by minute year by year as the

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pattern of changes thousands of versions

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of ourselves across our

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lifespans the broomstick has a little

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saddle on it anyway let's talk about

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death Christmas years ago at my parents'

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place my grandmother's there and she's

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asking about the internet so my dad and

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I give her the tablet and tell her in

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your hands right now is almost all of

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modern human knowledge ask it anything

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anything you've ever wanted to know I

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can ask it anything she said anything I

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said she she squinted shrewdly cocked

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her head and with a tart smile asked

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what are next week's lottery numbers it

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doesn't do the future I said you said

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anything she replied gave the tablet

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back and hobbled off to mix another gin

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tonic and never asked about the internet

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again she died a while back now but

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whenever I find myself in a conversation

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I would prefer not to be part of ah yes

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Homeopathy I am sure that has any

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clinical benefit whatsoever I catch

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myself adopting exactly her same tones

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of cynical exhaustion her physical

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patterns have ceased but her mental

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patterns persist I carry them with me I

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wish to keep them safe from time which

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of her patterns was more real the

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physical one or the mental one both

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neither isn't it the same for all of us

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as though we were all ripples in a pond

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and even when our bodies fail our

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thoughts and our actions can go on

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indefinitely what is a human really as

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the thing in itself in Ultimate Reality

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a splodge of atoms with eyebrows on top

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a temporary assemblage of food that

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thinks a matter pattern that mattered

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hopefully to someone somewh

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whenever so that's metaphysics kind of

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the Bedrock of reality where we

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understand virtually nothing and it's

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strange to think that you can peer down

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into it for free at any moment the

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Beauty and the horror of the thing

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Sunday morning if You' slept well those

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first few moments of waking up when

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you're not even sure of your own name

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and suddenly you think huh I get another

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day on Earth right on and I can move my

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limbs just by thinking about them neat

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and what is all this surreal dream [ __ ]

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my subconscious dumped on me during the

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night wouldn't Waking Life seem just as

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weird if it wasn't so familiar none of

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this is normal is it did we invent

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numbers or discover them does the set of

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all sets contain itself why do I have a

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mind's eye but not a mind's nose I

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wonder if other people [ __ ] hate

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themselves are we supposed to be doing

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something meaningful with our time

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meaningful to who strange to come across

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old photos of long Dead faces all their

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rituals and seriousness did they worry

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that everything was for nothing they

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must have their sand castles washed away

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as we build ours now is that why we have

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etiquette and politeness why we sign

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emails kind regards just so no one start

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screaming in the middle of the street

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that we're lost in space that there's no

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Center to anything all those people on

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the subway you briefly make eye contact

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with and without warning you suddenly

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think Jesus of the thousands of species

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we could have been what are the odds

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that we'd all be humans of the eras we

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could have been born into the millions

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of years behind perhaps the thousands

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ahead what were the odds we'd all end up

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in this Century in this decade in this

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train carriage together now and to think

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that shortly those doors will open and

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one by one we'll all trudge off into

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time where will we go to think that if

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we only knew somewhere already out in

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the world right now maybe there's the

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tree that'll become the desk that

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someone will use to design the first

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engine to push humans out to the Stars

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and to think somewhere already out in

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the world right now there's a patch of

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ground where the next generation of

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Doomsday weapons will detonate for the

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first time where machines will be built

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in the service of Hades and we will

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outwit our Guardian Angels what is it

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for anything to have a nature atoms or

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arars and why is our nature so

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predictably violent and shortsighted

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maybe we're incapable of seeing Beyond

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it the way an ant could never fathom a

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written word was our nature built in or

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do we decide it and if we do decide it

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then wasn't it built in that we would

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decide the randomness of it that on

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Monday you can hold your hand to your

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face and almost fall over at the sheer

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complexity of the structure of your skin

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at the idea you even have a body and

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then on Tuesday the best you can do is

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get out of bed and even that hurts

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spiritually is life just really

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anti-entropy with stars burning out and

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galaxies scheduled to collide but

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Meanwhile we're creating all these new

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forms down on Earth writing stuff

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building stuff mathematizing stuff where

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did the original novelty come from and

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why does anything change and why does

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entropy he go in this direction I am

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something everything is doing huh that's

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weird to think that one part of me is

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myself my name my shoes my doubts but

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somehow I'm everything too matter that

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thinks is a person or a person that

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thinks they're matter either way it's

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quite nice to know there's always

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metaphysics that however bored we get

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however sad or lost there's forever a

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crack in the fog the constant reminder

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that we live in a mystery bigger than we

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can ever understand and it isn't

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esoteric it requires no telescope or

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lasers to reveal it's available every

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second of the day wrapped in the strange

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Anarchy of how weird being is where

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answers are hard to come by but at least

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the questions are ours do dogs go to

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heaven what's reality for how long is

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now the dogs go to heaven what's reality

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for how long is

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now

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