That’s kinda true lol.
I was looking more into the philosophy of math, and I like the finitist ideas.
But, with that, almost all of modern math turns into mind games with imaginations lol.
Doron Zeilberger has some interesting ideas about it
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A true sigma. A star in the sky appeared now, if i follow it i will be at your house big Noesis
Thanks.
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Look into the philosophy of consciousness
that’s what’s true and interesting
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But math represents a layer of reality.
That’s about it thank you.
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indeed… but there’s just as much that’s mistaken in the field too lol.
Truth and BS in concert
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ye your welcome
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@Noesis what do you know about the jhanas? You know how to enter them?
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I’d actually dispute the “represents a layer” portion.
That’s a bit too platonistic for my current thought. I lean towards a nominalism. Math exists in the physical energy layer that defines a person’s mind. So it has the apparent solidity of a platonic form, but it is unique to the mind that apprehends it and it is reconstructed anew whenever someone is taught it.
Similar to the notion of morphic fields, but not possessed of the same definite form
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The jhanas depend on stillness in meditation.
They’re similar to the first stages of real Taoist alchemy. One defining factor is the emergence of a “nimitta” --“a sign” --a type of faint light that you can see in your head. It is the light of the yin spirit when your mind is very still.
Anything that can still the mind can help with entering jhanas. But absolute physical stillness is a pre-requisite.
For the real sciences of consciousness, there is a lot that depends on the physical lol.
—gotta go for now
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See ya sigma alpha bravo delta.
Sos mayday mayday.
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I entered once in a non functional water slide.
Counts?
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Mmm. Thanks
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Why you moan?
Respect 
That girl is so beautiful
cries alone in his room
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I don’t know primo
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Dude the title of that video LMFAO
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10k likes and I spam chi while I sleep
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