> we are unable to see how things really work because we are a part of that thing. I remember when I was 14, talking quantum physics with my father, I said "wh

> we are unable to see how things really work because we are a part of that thing. I remember when I was 14, talking quantum physics with my father, I said "what if everything is governed by a set of equations that by their very nature say that it is impossible to know what they are or measure them." -- just some teenager ingenuity that may very well be true. For fun I like to entertain the idea that after we die an extradimensional "me" removes a Rift-like device from them saying "wow.. What a ride, that felt _real_". Has any philosopher written about this?