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CN/004 — Aug 14 2017
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“But ... if the pattern that is me could pick itself out from all the other events taking place on this planet ... why shouldn’t the pattern we think of as “the universe” assemble itself, find itself, in exactly the same way? If I can piece together my own coherent space and time from data scattered so widely that it might as well be part of some giant cloud of random numbers ... then what makes you think that you’re not doing the very same thing?”
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Above: Razor-clean and thoroughly chic work from Felipe Rocha — we are even moved to say that his background colors are transcendently saturated. Beautiful.
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“But ... if the pattern that is me could pick itself out from all the other events taking place on this planet ... why shouldn’t the pattern we think of as “the universe” assemble itself, find itself, in exactly the same way? If I can piece together my own coherent space and time from data scattered so widely that it might as well be part of some giant cloud of random numbers ... then what makes you think that you’re not doing the very same thing?”
Visit: gregegan.net