Diameter's Musings

"I don't have a place for any of this. Sometimes I think he comes up with things just to challenge my recordkeeping --Polymath"

Existence
What can be known? This humble little question writes its own manifesto of existence. By following along, you will understand all there is to know of reality; however, a conclusion looms on the horizon which I will hint at, but will frustrate you immensely. We might give it a name, though naming it does not tell us anything about it. It would greatly please me if you are truly special, and can understand something I cannot! Please... read on, and make your attempt.

Existence can be divided into three realities.
 * That which exists physically can be seen and felt. Though from time to time we experience the physical, much of our being can't be held by the physical universe, however intriguing we find it to be.


 * That which exists as a logical process of thought can be simply described and understood. Adding one and one, you get two, it cannot be disproven, and later, calculus. Fascinating!


 * That which exists without being proven describes the spiritual reality we all live in. This is the one you are most familiar with, and which feels the most mundane to us. Think, how the simple Ifari feels, whose being can be entirely contained in a small part of the physical universe, that physical universe which we find so intriguing must seem so mundane to them. Truly Extraordinary!

These three realities are described by two aspects: observability, and explainability. So there must be a fourth reality which is both not observable and not explainable. Whatever exists there would be dark and mysterious... fearful... dangerous. It is my duty to the universe to find whatever being might dwell in such a place...

and make friends with it! Whoever you are, I can't wait to meet you!