fiction
edward w pritchard
Author writes recently of Immanuael Kant's antinomies of space and time; you find yourself here now but you want to be there.
Some subjects should not be broached by some people of limited intellect. Author has been ruminating too much on the zero one program and has came too close to understanding the burden god himself has carried since things began.
If you find everything is either zero, nothing or one, something then given infinite time, which time exists outside of god, everything then has the potential to happen.
Everything is therefore beyond even god's understanding.
The aspects of everything given infinite time to ruminate will worry and overwhelm then even god
who by definition must know and understand everything which by definition can't be known or it wouldn't be everything.
Don't ruminate on the zero or one program. Better nothing than everything. Nothing is familiar, comfortable. Everything is unknowable.
Between zero and one are an infinite number of fractional possibilities eventually ending in everything but everything is not a fraction.
One divided by one is not a fractional possibility. One is everything. Everything is unknowable.
Stick to what you know. Avoid thinking about the zero one program. Also don't study Mathematics, calculus, Bertrand Russell, space-time Quine or St Augustine. It's too confusing you will be sorry you learned it.
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