As we gaze upon the great mesh of the universe it becomes clear

As we gaze upon the great mesh of the universe it becomes clear

Kordos 14 Nov 2008 23:08

The Cuil is a simple measurement to allow you to gauge reality with a quantifiable number but it is so much more.

The universe is a great mesh, a grid hanging in the void - stretching forth into infinity in all directions in space and we, everything in the universe hang upon that mesh and the Cuil is the number, the distance between us on the mesh, everything we do is played out upon the great mesh and the closer we play to the center, the closest to reality, which around everything revolves the smaller that distance becomes.

But the center is elusive, the center is deep - its stretches back away from us into infinity, ultimate reality, the absolute negative lower bound of Cuil, as it is the most all-encompassing real thing possible - the Reddye-number -∞‽ .
Thus negative Cuil is something striving towards this number - pushing back away from us on the mesh, stretching back this reality can be hard to see, it confuses us with it's sheer pure realityness of it.

We are one with the mesh.

Last edited on 15 Nov 2008 01:25 by Kordos Show more

Re: As we gaze upon the great mesh of the universe it becomes clear

Ralith 15 Nov 2008 00:24

So is the reddye number -∞‽, or an actual set value, similar to absolute zero?

Re: As we gaze upon the great mesh of the universe it becomes clear

Kordos 15 Nov 2008 00:31

I believe it is an unattainable number thus it stretches into infinity as -∞‽, other Cuil philosophers may have different beliefs

Re: As we gaze upon the great mesh of the universe it becomes clear

Ralith 15 Nov 2008 01:06

That makes the most sense to me; some have proposed that a unified field theory might be of the Reddye number, but that seems rather conservative.

Re: As we gaze upon the great mesh of the universe it becomes clear

tssen 15 Nov 2008 02:39

We have to ask ourselves; What is the baseline? Is Cuil-0 absolute of relative? Is Cuil-∞ = Cuil-0?
Is Cuil-0 the way we percieve the world or the absolute state?
The answer lies within the premises, in what way is this model relevant? Is it something to quatinify wierdness in relation to social constructivism or is it something more subjective?
Bare with me, I'm nine beers later (thus probably 0,768 Cuils ahead of reality).

Re: As we gaze upon the great mesh of the universe it becomes clear

Ralith 15 Nov 2008 03:14

The cuil can be used as a relative measurement just as most other units can, but I believe that when speaking in absolute terms, 0‽ should represent absolute reality (what is truly real, rather than what is percieved), while both ∞‽ and -∞‽ are clearly differentiated from it (although perhaps not from eachother)

Re: As we gaze upon the great mesh of the universe it becomes clear

Kordos 15 Nov 2008 03:22

You need to think in more than a straight line dimension 0‽ is merely the intersect that all relations to relativity pass through, 0‽ is the center but it is ever changing and elusive as it flips between values as we move closer to -∞‽ - The Reddye number, the most all-encompassing real thing possible.

Re: As we gaze upon the great mesh of the universe it becomes clear

Ralith 15 Nov 2008 03:30

But is an all-encompassing ultimate reality not arguably an abstraction of all things?

Re: As we gaze upon the great mesh of the universe it becomes clear

Kordos 15 Nov 2008 03:42

Ahhh you ask deep questions Brother Ralith, is it ? is it not ? unfortunately I do not have all the answers, an abstraction simplifies but the Reddye-number, -∞‽ is the value of all things.

Kage (guest) 19 Aug 2016 17:16

It goes much deeper than just a scaled-mesh through space time. Every mass, every energy that creates a distortion is changing the distances between the quantifiable measurements of the mesh. This can be confusing when looking at regions of local space time within galactic bodies, or near large stellar masses. In which direction does the mesh tighten or expand? We can even cause local distortions around us which can drastically alter our perception of the rest of our reality.