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Yeah, I didn't mean you though, hence quoting inimalist.
I do agree that highness does cause thoughts that venture into such realms though...and the point that much of what he says is not very thought through also is a sign for it.
On the other hand, inimalist makes a good point while being high.
Its like Xeno's paradox of motion. An object must pass through an infinite number of specific locations before reaching another point.
Our scales are totally man made, in a way for us to put the universe into sort of discrete pieces. I guess it is true that they represent natural phenomena, but the measures and values are all man made.
Ya, it slipped my mind for a second that we were talking about limits and not scales.
I guess what you put earlier about which type of limit we are talking about is the most important, and knowing the particular variable in question.
Like, there is a limit to the lowest possible width of a solid object, an atom's width, but maybe that just pushes the anthropic definition back one level, and now "object" and "width" become the anthropic terms.
I don't know, I guess I have to concede that the physical properties of the universe do limit things in a certain way. Though, what Sym said about math being limitless is true.
numbers are concepts. anything PHYSICAL, from all that we have seen, has LIMITS to their magnitude, in whatever physical property we want to see. among EXISTING things, id say that imagination is the only thing that has no limits,
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