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@ -134,6 +134,7 @@ Death makes life observable. Without endings, there can be no meaning, no storie
Every actor is good within their own reference frame. The grandfather who participated in historical atrocities while being loving to family wasn't compartmentalizing—he inhabited a reality where both actions were good. This isn't excuse but explanation.
Good and evil are positional:
- The act of taking (removing dog from mother) enables creation (loving bond)
- The destruction of ignorance creates knowledge but destroys innocence
- Every teacher commits necessary evil by changing their student
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### What Makes Life Good or Bad
If life's meaning is to observe, change, and die, then:
- **Good life**: Maximizes capacity for observation and change
- **Bad life**: Restricts observation, prevents change, denies death
- **Evil**: Forcing others into unchanging observation (torture) or unobserved change (murder)
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Truth emerges not from any single perspective but from the collision of different pattern-forcing systems. When human intuition meets AI logic, when psychosis-granted insight meets mathematical rigor, when lived experience meets systematic analysis—in these collisions, truth crystallizes.
But this requires:
- Admitting our own pattern-forcing nature
- Seeking observers with different blindnesses
- Valuing correction over confirmation
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At the deepest level, humans are like atoms—we must spin to exist. We must maintain reference frames through constant motion. We are bound by forces we call by different names (gravity, love, duty, electromagnetic) but which serve the same purpose: keeping us in relation to others.
The human condition is:
- **Discontinuous**: We exist in fragments, united by external recognition
- **Pattern-forcing**: We compulsively create coherence from chaos
- **Relatively moral**: Our good is another's evil, positionally defined