Detective Deft Defector on Nostr: Well subjectively there's the case that somewhere between all of this scattered ...

Well subjectively there's the case that somewhere between all of this scattered matter, there are those places where only the vacuum of space time exists which still merits the existence of a state of being, which still is an objectively measurable force. Quantum says that exists now that you've measured it, but I also have qualms with that whole field because I very seriously doubt the slaves working cobalt mines imagined/manifested/think they deserve that existence. So if we apply their experience then slave labor/miserable existence is inevitable and measurable but only in contrast to happy existence so maybe they're the other end of the quantum spectrum and have to exist to balance the quantum fields?

Getting in over my head but I love chewing on this shit. God (nature, adaptation, energy) seems like a very convenient explanation, especially if we attribute the wrong things to it, but it also seems like a cope. I'd love to believe some grand being is out there waiting to punish the bad and reward the good but that desire biases the measurement so that maybe we create God just as much as it created us, but that still leaves creation/existence/adaptive forces of biological life in a gray zone where will and aspiration helps, but they don't explain how or why.

My head hurts because I can feel nuances between these ideas but it's like I can't access them. Like the principles are still evolving together but the bridges take longer than the objective reality in between.