@naval Another perspective:
Those rules don’t *exist* in the true sense. They’re the way our brain is able to process what *is*. Or at least the sliver of it we have access to perceive.
Either way the appreciation remains just as impactful.
@DaniloSMoraes_@naval I’d even add that this *logic* and science are just mechanisms (inference and generation) we discovered our brains are good at using to navigate reality. And probably a thin sliver of it too, I mean how sure are we that what we perceive spans what is?
Existence itself is a miracle - the rest is science.
There is no single meaning to existence - if there were, we’d be slaves to it.
Within existence, there are rules of logic and science. If it was magic, the world would be un-navigable.
Truly the best of all possible worlds.
@32ori921@justinskycak both are right. Asking “why” literally compresses the information. Think about logic vs formulas, which one’s more efficient? You can (and prob must) retrieve the info to make sure you can easily access it. Encode effectively with “why’s” and make it stick with testing/retrieval.