As a Buddhist, I had this essential insight into the reality that all that is and can be is presently here (where else could it be), but that doesn’t make anything predetermined. You can’t map reality this way, but it’s the only way to exist within reality without being locked into a map.
It’s very hard, and it resists straightforward explanation. Koans are the closest you can get, and Foyan wasn’t lying when he said the koans are explicated in a clear, straightforward way.
He’s right. There is no cosmology, no map that presents an accurate picture of reality, and yet reality is, without except, the most immediate, unmediated experience possible.
"Quantum complexity was proposed by Leonard Susskind, Adam Brown, and Bran Swingle in 2014."
I don't think Quantum Complexity is in the final draft. I just missed this reference in the edit.
Aha. The concept is referenced but not by name. I'll leave the credit
As a Buddhist, I had this essential insight into the reality that all that is and can be is presently here (where else could it be), but that doesn’t make anything predetermined. You can’t map reality this way, but it’s the only way to exist within reality without being locked into a map.
It’s very hard, and it resists straightforward explanation. Koans are the closest you can get, and Foyan wasn’t lying when he said the koans are explicated in a clear, straightforward way.
He’s right. There is no cosmology, no map that presents an accurate picture of reality, and yet reality is, without except, the most immediate, unmediated experience possible.
I have you tried an essay on this stuff because it's interesting and I know nothing about it.