Midnight reflections

[Blue]

Ever had a dream that had a message?
I woke up in the middle of the night and had to write this down:
 

• Nothing is ever random, even on the subatomic level.
  • A system can only become more complex giving the appearance of randomness, but if all variables were known everything could be predicted.
  • No measurement of position is ever perfectly precise.
  • Only when the infinitely small differences in everything can be measured can we truly know the variables necessary to predict anything with 100% accuracy. This is obviously an impossibility, thus we use randomness as an excuse for the things we cannot predict.
• No human can ever imagine something truly unique.
  
  • Since nothing is ever random, everything humanity does is predetermined by a course of variables defined by the system that confines them.
  • All things you imagine are based on things you have experienced in your life. Even if an idea or concept is unique, it is based on other ideas and concepts of other experiences.
  • Even our imagination is completely bound by the universe we are in, and to this there are no exceptions.
• Everything in the human experience can be judged by a differential.
  
  • The difference between brightness and darkness is light, energy is always extracted from a differential of heat, light, magnetism, gravity, etc.
  • Similarly we all judge things based on the relativity in our personal experiences. This gives our personalities a degree of added complexity, but it also leads to misguided opinions of one's self.
  • We may think that our life "couldn't get worse" but that is never true, because only one human in history has ever had the worst possible life (we will never know which). We simply haven't fallen far enough to realize how high we are on the spectrum.
  • Similarly that one individual with the worst possible life in the history of humanity probably didn't realize that his/her life was all that bad, and likely had a higher respect of his/her life than you do of yours.
  • Suicide rates will always be high in age groups that have only experienced a small area of the human spectrum.
• Since randomness is a myth, everything is unique.
  
  • Things may appear to be the same on the surface, but ultimately no two atoms in the universe are exactly the same. We simply do not have devices of enough accuracy to measure the subtle differences on the subatomic level, rotations, quantum states etc.
  • Even if two atoms appear to be identical, the exact positioning of the electrons at any given point are never going to be exactly the same. Given enough accuracy the degrees of rotation are infinite, thus differences are always present in every atom in the universe.
• You are not special.
  
  • If every atom, every thing in this universe is completely unique, then to say that you are unique is superfluous. It is a pretentious way to express a degree of specialness, where there is none.
  • In other words: You may be unique, but so is everything else in the universe. So are you really special because of this uniqueness? No.
  • If uniqueness meant specialness, then all beings are special, in which case the word "special" means nothing and all humans are the same.
• Humanity is a macro-organism.
  
  • Like ants, we build cities, nations, waring factions, etc. We live obliviously fulfilling our tiny rolls to perpetuate the organism.
  • A human cannot seperate themselves from the organism, no matter how hard one tries. Even if one were to change their DNA their past would still be part of the organism, and so they always will be.
  • To attempt to separate yourself from any being in humanity, for any reason, is pointless. Just as a child can never truly separate him/her self from his/her parents.
  • We are all connected, the good and the evil. The worst of us, and the best. And the subtle differences between you and the worst are not as great as they seem.
  • Due to this, we are all within a myriad of spectrums of differentials within personalities.

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[Blue]

someone doesnt know shit about quantum physics!

somone doesn't know shit about general relativity and causality.

[YoYoClock]

I didn't realise the clockcrew expected me to know everything about quantum physics and general relativity. I best get studying!

[Beret]

I feel sad now.

[Blue]

I might suggest that all life is.

I Agree.

This isn't some thesis, it was a dream.  So don't take it too seriously guys.

[Exclamation Mark]

somone doesn't know shit about general relativity and causality.

Relativity and quantum mechanics don't mix.







Or did they find the link to that, I haven't looked into that recently.

[Slash]

Dreams consist of stuff you allready know, therefore a dream can't have a message which you don't allready know of.

So the answer on the question whether I have or haven't had a dream with message    is no, or at least not a message I didn't allready know of

[YoYoClock]

Dreams consist of stuff you allready know, therefore a dream can't have a message which you don't allready know of.

So the answer on the question whether I have or haven't had a dream with message    is no, or at least not a message I didn't allready know of

what about realisation? surely you already know the information, but not until the dream did you see the information in such a light that helped to to realise or understand something?

[Blue]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uncertainty_principle

This solidifies what I was trying to express. Thanks.

[MonsterMunch]

I also woke up last night and wrote,

Its only gay if your balls touch

[DigitalLemonClock]

[Clocktopus]

No.

[Blue]

You mean unpredictability, and randomness is what you were trying to express with words like "nothing is random"

Not at all. I meant that no measurements of this kind is exactly certain, and by measurement things become rounded and uncertain. Of course measurement can never be completely accurate on a subatomic level because it alters whatever is being measured by observation alone.

Measurements are considered precise only by the standard of such a measurement, but we have no means of measurement with infinite precision.

In other words, there is no unit of scale or position within empty space that is not dissectible. The uncertainty principal is a good example of this.

Values of infinite precision can never be known, but suppose we could know those values? Suppose we could take into account the exact positions/sizes/rotations/waves/etc of everything within a system. We could use this data and what we know of physics to predict the outcome over time of certain actions within the system, couldn't we? We can predict extremely simple systems with 100% accuracy (I.e. A ball falling on a flat surface, or colliding with another perfect sphere). But more complex systems, such as the human mind, or the weather of Earth, are far too complex.

This does not mean that there is some magical "randomness" that infects these systems making the numbers impossible to crunch. The problem is that we do not have all the variables (and in some cases the knowledge of all the causes within the system).

It is impossible to know all of the variables that act on such a system, because we are within the system, thus containing that data would be paradoxical. Just like a mind cannot possibly know all the variables contained within itself including it's structure, but I digress...

If we could know all the variables within a system, then nothing would be considered random. Thus the only reason we call things random, is because we lack the ability to know with infinite precision, the exact causes that results in all effects.
 
Everything is cause and effect.
Chaos is the excuse for the immeasurable.

This is just how I see it. And science can call random whatever it wants.

[miracle fruit]

• Humanity is a macro-organism.
  
  • Like ants, we build cities

i once saw an ant build a city

[Clocktopus]

did you now

[Blue]

i once saw an ant build a city

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[miracle fruit]

I'm not going to read anything you wrote just because of this line. I'm going to assume you hold your dream to have more truth than actual scientific facts, and leave it at that.

why do you read posts from the bottom up

[miracle fruit]

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[Blue]

lol, you didn't watch it did you?

[Blue]

I'm not going to read anything you wrote just because of this line. I'm going to assume you hold your dream to have more truth than actual scientific facts, and leave it at that.

You can't make an accurate assumption without reading the material.