Tx 408c174bff857ce8b943518803aff0f4462bd4d3@20590053

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body"Detailed and highly interesting.
I've considered what "reality" is myself, and have not come to any end-point where I can say I fully grasp it.
We're continuously living in the past, the rate by which the neural impulses travel to our brains *(and is then mapped internally using our mental filters)* means we're perpetually living in the "near-now", but most certainly not the PRESENT.
Stumbling along, we try to piece things together as they have already happened, and predict to a small degree what will happen as best we can.
To your point about feedback loops, it overlaps well with something called "emergent complexity" where small systems interacting with each other, or simple rule-based things, produce outputs of amazing depth and variation.
Stephen Wolfram is a leader in this area - Introductory post - http://blog.stephenwolfram.com/2017/05/a-new-kind-of-science-a-15-year-view/
Full Free Text Online - https://www.wolframscience.com/nks/
His book "A New Kind of Science" focuses on this kind of phenomenon as exhibited by his cellular automata, simple rulesets that change pixels on a graph, but end up not being so simple in output.
For instance:
![Cellular Automata Graph](http://blog.stephenwolfram.com/data/uploads/2017/05/img3_b.png)
I recommend looking through it, there may be local translated texts available as well."
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