Looking around we're swamped with everything that was once a fantastical invention. Inventions are as a rule fantastical, so everything we bear witness to was once upon a time, a groundbreaking, serious out of the box thinking..and all science.
The funny part about science is, well we can't see it, and that's what leaves one stupefied in wonderment.
I mean there you are, sitting in a room, jotting down numbers..come on..numbers? ever see one hanging on a tree? It never existed, it came out of thin air, from someone's mind, and what a ridiculously superb ancient mind it must have been to come up with numbers. Never seen, never heard but it's there. I mean maths, for crying out loud, is just a bunch of hokey pokey metaphysical awesomeness. You can't see it, but it rules everything..right from the running of this universe to accurate dimensions of your study table so it doesn't wobble.
So you can't see math, it's not exactly like one can dig it up from the soil while planting trees, you've to think of it? I don't even know or understand how it worked, but there it was for the brilliant taking. Some people understood it, cracked the code of this universe, figured out existence and we're thriving thanks to these geniuses.
How unrealistically intelligent does one really have to be to come up with and understand something that never existed. How much out of the box thinking are you even doing? How did you have the brains to see something that's clearly not visible?
Ok, for just a second try and come up with something that's never existed, a shape, a design, a feeling? It's nearly impossible, simply because everything you think of will be what you've seen, learnt, experienced.
An apple fell on someone's head, and 9.8 m/s2 came into existence, I mean come on. The entire universe is a jumble of math and science, and thankfully there's been a steady stream of unbelievably intelligent existence who were able to decipher reality through a thin slit in the cosmos that showed them what it really was all about.
And all these great minds have had predecessors, hundreds and thousand years of studies, papers, observations and calculations.
The more you think of it, the more perplexing it gets, and I can't even begin to wrap my head around it. Delving into the unknown, unseen, only because you're convinced that this is how it's to be to make any sense at all.
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Thoughts like these get so overwhelming sometimes that you're at a loss for words, and it definitely needs to be written more on.
Perhaps I should start jotting down points.
The funny part about science is, well we can't see it, and that's what leaves one stupefied in wonderment.
I mean there you are, sitting in a room, jotting down numbers..come on..numbers? ever see one hanging on a tree? It never existed, it came out of thin air, from someone's mind, and what a ridiculously superb ancient mind it must have been to come up with numbers. Never seen, never heard but it's there. I mean maths, for crying out loud, is just a bunch of hokey pokey metaphysical awesomeness. You can't see it, but it rules everything..right from the running of this universe to accurate dimensions of your study table so it doesn't wobble.
So you can't see math, it's not exactly like one can dig it up from the soil while planting trees, you've to think of it? I don't even know or understand how it worked, but there it was for the brilliant taking. Some people understood it, cracked the code of this universe, figured out existence and we're thriving thanks to these geniuses.
How unrealistically intelligent does one really have to be to come up with and understand something that never existed. How much out of the box thinking are you even doing? How did you have the brains to see something that's clearly not visible?
Ok, for just a second try and come up with something that's never existed, a shape, a design, a feeling? It's nearly impossible, simply because everything you think of will be what you've seen, learnt, experienced.
An apple fell on someone's head, and 9.8 m/s2 came into existence, I mean come on. The entire universe is a jumble of math and science, and thankfully there's been a steady stream of unbelievably intelligent existence who were able to decipher reality through a thin slit in the cosmos that showed them what it really was all about.
And all these great minds have had predecessors, hundreds and thousand years of studies, papers, observations and calculations.
The more you think of it, the more perplexing it gets, and I can't even begin to wrap my head around it. Delving into the unknown, unseen, only because you're convinced that this is how it's to be to make any sense at all.
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Thoughts like these get so overwhelming sometimes that you're at a loss for words, and it definitely needs to be written more on.
Perhaps I should start jotting down points.
