Change defines reality. Without change, our perception of our surroundings and ourselves would fade from existence.
What is there to perceive, other than change/differences?
One might say similarities. By definition in order for a similarity to exist, there must be more than one object. i.e. there must be (at least) two DIFFERENT objects.
If reality consisted of only two things and they were Truely identical/the same (perfectly similar), we would not perceive them. In our "eyes" reality would consist of only one thing... until we could find a difference between the two things, in which case we could then perceive/define the two things.
Ouch, my brain hurts.
Today's entry inspired by concepts introduced to me by Brain. ... lysdexia... Brian.
What is there to perceive, other than change/differences?
One might say similarities. By definition in order for a similarity to exist, there must be more than one object. i.e. there must be (at least) two DIFFERENT objects.
If reality consisted of only two things and they were Truely identical/the same (perfectly similar), we would not perceive them. In our "eyes" reality would consist of only one thing... until we could find a difference between the two things, in which case we could then perceive/define the two things.
Ouch, my brain hurts.
Today's entry inspired by concepts introduced to me by Brain. ... lysdexia... Brian.
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