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{{a|work|[[File:Paradox.png|550px|frameless|center]]<small>{{catbox|Paradox|Metaphysics|Cosmology}}</small>}}The universe is not a rational place. | {{a|work|[[File:Paradox.png|550px|frameless|center]]<small>{{catbox|Paradox|Metaphysics|Cosmology}}</small>}}The universe is not a rational place. | ||
If it were, the [[middle management]] layer would long since | If it were, the [[middle management]] layer would have long since solved it, [[Reductionism|reduced]] it to atoms, reconstructed it into an binary model, devised the [[algorithm]] that will handle the [[known known]]s for the single [[Causation|causal chain]] that definitively stretches from now to the finite hereafter — it is a consequence of [[reductionism]] being true that there ''is'' a single ultimate fate of the universe, and a unique pathway there — and therefore will have finally done away with we [[Meatsack|cantankerous sacks of mortal flesh]], allowing us the unlimited leisure our [[technological unemployment]] always promised us, so we could watch, in rich, ultra-high resolution detail, the exact unfolding of the onrushing apocalypse, into whose loving maw we are already categorically and unavoidably hurtling. | ||
Reductionism means ''we are solved''. There are no mysteries, no paradoxes; all unknowns will be known, and [[known unknown]]s, [[unknown unknown]]s or even [[unknown known]]s the empty set. | Reductionism means ''we are solved''. There are no mysteries, no paradoxes; all unknowns will be known, and [[known unknown]]s, [[unknown unknown]]s or even [[unknown known]]s the empty set. |