Is space not relative??
Quoting: Uvio I suppose if we think of space as being measurable, sure.
But what would "all space" be relative to? It would only be relative if we pretend to divide it up and say that some parts have a different value than others.
When you look at the sun, how far away is it? Millions of miles? No. It's as close as your perspective. There is no space between the sun and your perspective because it is "your sun" so to speak. You can only experience "your sun" and its reality is entirely in your reality.
Scientists know that space (and time) are illusions but don't seem to care about it that much, perhaps because they would then need to find a way to measure consciousness and integrate it into their equations.
If one toe is longer than an other, it is only because the reality of the 'longer toe' is exhibited everywhere throughout the universe in different forms.
The most basic expression of this is the chaos/order equation. It might be obvious that a toe is bigger, but what is made smaller to 'fill in the gap' of the universal equation?
I figure each amino acid is a certain kind of protocol that acts as a building block for the body. The protocol is not written upon organic matter, but instead organic matter is organized according to the protocol. The structure is not the mechanical organization of proteins and elements, but the patterns that arise in the ordering of these things is a representation of how these elements relate.
Quoting: Uvio What do you see on page 86 of the PDF?
And how might it relate to the image on page 91?
And page 23?
