Do You Want Me to Be This? Then I’ll Be That for You
Things like science fiction shape the way we see the world.
Imagine watching a science fiction movie.
Later, you see a UFO flying through the sky.
Seeing a UFO is possible, but the way you interpret the situation is largely shaped by what you’ve seen before.
What you actually saw was an oval shape moving through the sky.
But what you made of it is: I saw a UFO, and aliens must exist.
That’s not the same thing.
Objectively, you only saw a shape in the sky—one that’s perhaps too perfectly oval to be a coincidence.
Another example: religion.
If you're religious, what you see is also shaped by your beliefs.
You literally perceive the same reality differently.
Science does the same thing.
It’s as if the world bends along with us.
The world is like a beautiful woman:
Do you want me to be this?
Then I’ll be that for you, just for tonight.
Tomorrow, we’ll pretend nothing ever happened.
Time Is the Lock on the Infinite
If there were no time, there would be no limitation.
Then everything would last forever. Everything would be infinite.
Time seems like the devil,
But it’s the most important thing there is.
Temporality is the most vital lock on our universe.
Otherwise, everything would be infinite—and because of time, everything is finite.
Only then can something be seen.
We can already time travel.
If I dive into my memories now, I’m living a little in the past.
I’m spending energy from the now on the past.
So we can already time travel, but in a protected form.
Time also protects different species,
Who experience time differently from their own perspective.
Freethinking is like freerunning
A lot of people play the game.
Thinking is much more like a style.
Everyone has their own unique way of thinking.
An IQ test doesn’t measure your thinking style.
My style of thinking is fast, intuitive, and stays more on the surface. It feels like dancing inside myself. I combine colors, speed, and spiritual principles.
It’s a style that focuses on humans and love. I have an amazing life.
I think we should celebrate different thinking styles more. Try to see it like the difference between Messi and Ronaldo. They both play the same game, but beyond that, they have nothing in common.
Have you ever watched a child?
They suddenly let themselves fall off the couch. Do a somersault. Make a funny face.
It seems random. But it’s not.
That’s how they learn, those little rascals. And in the process, they get to know themselves.
A universe works the same way. The tiny particles seem to move randomly, but they don’t.