John Rouse

I am myself, that is I try to be a more natural production rather than societal. Not all of us are perfect at being ourselves, but as they say; by doing nothing, everything is done. With the given information that perception allows, which is limited to generalizations, I tentatively propose a description of reality. I neither assert that any of my hypotheses are true, nor do I claim that I am the first to make statements of this nature.I. Reality n. the summation of existing objects and subjects. A. Domain n. any selected criterion of reality that share given fundamental objects/subjects. 1. To a dependent, cognitive object, any objective domain will appear to be governed by circumstantial truths, relative to the object’s mechanics. 2. To a dependent, cognitive object, any subjective domain that exists in its noosphere is solely relative to the object’s mechanics. B. Object n. any selected criterion of reality that is actual. 1. An object can neither be created nor destroyed. 2. An object changes its state based on the physics of reality. 3. Impairment of cognitive senses may cause illusory objects. C. Subject n. any selected criterion that is perceived only by a given, dependent, cognitive object. 1. A subject is created when cognitive mechanics construct its reality; a subject is destroyed when its cognitive mechanics fail. 2. A subject cannot leave the domain that it was first envisaged.D. Infrastructure 1. A dependent variable D without the independent variable I is relatively nonexistent. 2. The independent variable I without a dependent variable is an unproven function f(I). Given these statements, it is reasonable to conclude that D and I coexist together to form a Reality. Dependent Object n. an object that exhibits a limit, and is relatively Becoming. -It is uncertain that the totality of dependent objects is Becoming or Being. Independent Expression n. the expression that exhibits infinity, and is Being. -It is uncertain that the independent expression is anything more than a definition of reality. -It is uncertain that the independent expression is expressed either as a variable within infinite realities or as a constant within a single reality. All dependent objects of the tangible domain are expressed constantly because the independent expression defines the reality of each object.II. Simulacra n. distorted realities established by a dependent, cognitive object (singular: simulacrum). For methods to perceive Reality that are established by a dependent, cognitive, object, a method only reveals generalities of truth. To dependents, attempting to comprehend all of Reality is plainly incomprehensible. Only the independent expression has such a method to hold an irrefutable argument for a function.A Principle of Uncertainty governs simulacra. With limited perception, one can assume these uncertainties: 1. no objective or subjective mechanism of a simulacrum can be absolutely explained; 2. there is no fine line that separates the definitions of any two objects or subjects; and 3. all existence is uncertain though the self and the independent variable are relatively certain in a simulacra.Thus, knowing these doubts, the connection between the self and the independent is an invaluable relationship that supports one’s reality and subjective purpose.It would be helpful for me to recieve feedback about my thoughts. Discussion is usually necessary for such things to become more developed.