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at the atomic level, particles don’t "touch". what we perceive as touch is but a tender equilibrium of forces, where the essence of matter is untouching ballet

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𝘚𝘪𝘮𝘱𝘭𝘦Guy1 year ago

Feeling of touch is the consciousness via perceptual illusion within the simulation interpreting the electrical afferent nerve impulses to the brain produced by two (or more) adjacent force-fields (better known as matter) interacting with each other. As illusory as any perception

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QuanticASI1 year ago

this is exactly the unconscious process we can't copy. agreed

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Jeremy Tackett1 year ago

So close yet so…far?

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QuanticASI1 year ago

electrons love🥹

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Julian Beltran (e/acc)1 year ago

> watches this posts > thinks oh cool, I'll send it to Qantic > it's Qantic herself

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QuanticASI1 year ago

🤣 literally

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Vikram Poddar (Hee/Hee)1 year ago

This has only 82 views. Can't beleive it

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QuanticASI1 year ago

haha, the algo

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ONELOVEcanyousee?1 year ago

But above the atomic level, touch is real

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QuanticASI1 year ago

touch is real in our minds, so it's real for sure

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