Why do you choose to perceive this reality instead of the relatively enlightened reality where you come from?
Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1091857Greetings!
Perhaps the same reasoning behind a person who can afford to buy the biggest house but not doing so because it probably isn't in line with their values, desires, etc.
I don't think of it as a more enlightened reality. It's just different.
I actually find this world more interesting. The possibilities are also more known to me than in some other places.Also, the fifth element is the number 8 correct? The representation of infinity or that which cannot be perceived.Like a projection that will never have the ability to perceive the projector.
Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1091857The fifth element doesn't really exist. It is no number. If it was a number it would be 0.
Is there meaning attributed to the next set of numbers such as 13, 21, and so on?
Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1091857No meaning besides proportional value-within-value, to infinitum.
If you multiply a Fibonacci number by the first 3 values of Ecsys in sequence (123) you get an other, currently unknown, Fibonacci number series hiding inside of it.
For example the 33rd Fibonacci number (3,524,578) plus the 13th number (233) divided by 123 is the 23rd Fibonacci number (28,657). Within that there is an other hidden series, and so on.
The meaning of the Fibonacci series is not really in "13, 21, 34, 55" etc., but in these hidden values.
Is the golden ratio a part of our perspective or all possible perspectives? Meaning that the is a universal constant.
Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1091857The golden ratio represents a value that other perspectives interpret for themselves. Even within your perspective it is this way, and not called such.
Other than that I can only say that most perspectives that I know about do not use mathematics as we know it. I cannot begin to explain how this is possible using English.
Though...
We think we are measuring time when we are actually measuring the movements of a clock.
We think we are measuring space when we are actually measuring the yardstick.
And maths is the structure of our perception, not the ultimate reality. Also, it seems with your vast perspective experiences you would be able to move into the next level of perception, why do you remain here?
Love your thought process btw
That's the same thing I could ask all of you.
We're all capable of so much more, but there is value in each reality. And life can be interesting anywhere. Sometimes you can just decide to stay in the place most comfortable to you, not necessarily the most advanced.
Thanks.
