Noise

Anybody ever think of the universe, all of its parts, as just a big noise machine? The big bang generated a random distribution of energy, which condensed into matter, scattered by chance. The laws, perhaps too. Objects formed, matter came together. Stuff ignited, stuff cooled. All random, but in structures based on laws. Self-replicating molecules emerged. Life shortly after. More random. We wander around in the world, taking in stimuli, structured by the wills of others and various rules, natural and constructed. But in the end, it's just more noise. Laws, brains, etc. all are products of noise, and they structure noise and act upon it. Lain, what if it's all just static on the tv?

thats what it is you seem to be implying that this matters when it doesnt. I suppose it does it tell you that you can use noise to generate some cool stuff in fields like computer graphics.

Yeah, so what? Also, not technology.

>>54018 yeah so? doesnt matter, that way lies evil. have fun, lain