Some reflexive fantasies

Takeda Shingen · 02-10-06, 05:16 PM

Essentially, all of our physical surroundings are little more than projection. Far is only far in comparison to that which is near. What if everything is truly 'far'? Furthermore, brown is only brown when that particular spectrum wavelength is reflected to us. Therefore, anything can appear to be everything and nothing at once, and any distance, intention or object is only worth the comparative association given to it. It is much like a cruifix can be both an object of adoration and a back scratcher.

02-10-06, 05:16 PM	#9
Takeda Shingen Navy Seal Join Date: Mar 2000 Posts: 8,643 Downloads: 19 Uploads: 0	Essentially, all of our physical surroundings are little more than projection. Far is only far in comparison to that which is near. What if everything is truly 'far'? Furthermore, brown is only brown when that particular spectrum wavelength is reflected to us. Therefore, anything can appear to be everything and nothing at once, and any distance, intention or object is only worth the comparative association given to it. It is much like a cruifix can be both an object of adoration and a back scratcher.