The beginning of the end.
I believe I understand the concept of God.
Just maybe, its something that's akin to the concept of the number zero in mathematics. In other words, it's a symbol that denies the absence of meaning, the meaning that's necessitated by the delineation of one system from another; a symbol that rejects the lack of meaning that is necessary in order to designate the system as such. The symbol's analog version is God, whereas the digital version is zero. Within digital computers, a zero has the notion to be both nothing and something. Even though a zero always symbolizes 'nothing', it is also a benchmark used to place significance to all other non-zero integers.
If you think about it, our primary human objective is digital, right? So, no matter how much information we accumulate, an empty shell will never dwell within us. However, we have a primary analog structure, no matter how much we increase our digital factors in our structural makeup by adding implants, our soul will remain intact. In addition, we are capable of death because we have a soul. Lucky us.
If our Gods and our hopes are nothing but scientific phenomena, then it must be said that our love is scientific as well.
- L'Eve Future
Goodbye, Horses
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