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The-World-As-Math

I never got into hard math.  It required some work.  As a student, I wasn't interested in work.  I could read/write/bullshit with ease.  Over the past couple of years - as I've thought more about pluralistic perception - I've appreciated math.  Math is everywhere.  Our foot steps.  Heel-to-toe, our foot hits the ground.  Heel-to-toe.  There's actually a lot of math involved in walking.  If we had different brains, we might seen a grayscale with parabolas and shit.  Yet we see solid objects.  We don't even perceive the mathematics involved with our steps.  What else are we missing?  If some guy spoke in Calculus language, it'd sound like gibberish.  Yet it would absolutely reflect "reality" as we understand it.  There are so many ways to perceive "reality," that it is utterly silly to claim that there is an Objective Reality...continue to full post

Full post as published by Crime & Federalism on April 20, 2009 (boomark / email).