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That's right. Things in this Universe are not scale-invariant. We are so enmeshed in the human-scale models, that anything beyond (above, below, far away from)
by Florin_Andrei 11y ago
That's right. Things in this Universe are not scale-invariant. We are so enmeshed in the human-scale models, that anything beyond (above, below, far away from) this scale look alien.
Growing up and bumping your head, as a toddler, into the kitchen table, you learn about a Universe that follows newtonian physics, euclidean geometry, and boolean logic. But then you look at vastly different scales and you learn that all these are human-scale approximations. The universe is post-newtonian and non-euclidean; and deep in the science of complexity boolean models are challenged by fuzzy logic.
The newtonian/euclidean/boolean model we carry in our heads is just our little insular view of the universe.