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RE: 📷🤔 Wall as a Collection-of-Things, or not? Amazing Insights!
Such deep!
But what are your views on Windows?
Are they an integral part of wall or merely a local absence of wall allowing a view of the wider landscape beyond? And as such, do they provide any extra insight into the concept "wall" or are they merely see-through and void?
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There have been many versions of windows over the years. I feel that they have become increasingly opaque, to the point of preventing a clear view on what is going on. Without transparency, a window is just another brick in the wall.
This is deep, I don't really understand it. It's like I am standing outside a house looking in through the wall. I know, I know. That sounds crazy but hear me out. It's like the wall has a hole in it thatis not a hole!?!
Like it's part of the wall and yet not the wall. My head, is bursting with these crazy thoughts.
I must go
You may have encountered a wall/no wall superposition; the object is in both states at the same time, until you observe it more closely, when it will collapse into one of the two states. One of these states provides a so-called window on what goes on on the other side, giving the impression of a hole.
The effect can be observed from both sides of the wall and is better known as Schrödingers collapsing wall.