An Itsy-Bitsy Universe?

[iambiguous]

“The universe gives birth to consciousness, and consciousness gives meaning to the universe.” John Wheeler

And that explains what exactly?

Was that in the article?

Why do you ask?

[Iwannaplato]

“The universe gives birth to consciousness, and consciousness gives meaning to the universe.” John Wheeler

And that explains what exactly?

Was that in the article?

Why do you ask?

I didn't see it in the text. I wondered why you were bringing in something from outside the text or if I missed something or if you thought it summed up his ideas in the text. Seemed odd, asked. Still don't know.

[Iwannaplato]

Many options matter not, many decisions to chose from (plural) then ultimately when you decide, you are making a decision that is binary.

When you make a decision you do one thing. It's not binary. It has collapsed into whatever choice you made.

That (one thing) choice you made is binary, it's a YES to decide on it or a NO to decide on it.

Before, there can be many options, when you are deciding there's one, the one you choose.
I've got options before I choose, sometimes 2, sometimes many. After there are none. When making my choice, whatever it is, one.
You've spent many post ignoring what I'm writing and repeating yourself. Fine, OK. I withdraw my saying I could see truth in your view (but I find it less useful). I'll just repeat mine.

Perhaps someone will come along who can interact with other people's views and arguments. They need not concede anything to make it more interesting than this.

I should have noted your warning that I was going to lose the debate to heart. Not that I've lost, but rather how you might likely interact.

I'll leave you to others.

[attofishpi]

When you make a decision you do one thing. It's not binary. It has collapsed into whatever choice you made.

That (one thing) choice you made is binary, it's a YES to decide on it or a NO to decide on it.

Before, there can be many options, when you are deciding there's one, the one you choose.

Why are you finding this so difficult to understand. It does NOT matter how many options there are. You make a choice, it is THAT choice whatever it may be that IS binary.

I've got options before I choose, sometimes 2, sometimes many. After there are none. When making my choice, whatever it is, one.

OPTIONS are irrelevant. The choice you make is what I am talking about all along.

You've spent many post ignoring what I'm writing and repeating yourself. Fine, OK. I withdraw my saying I could see truth in your view (but I find it less useful). I'll just repeat mine.

You seem agitated, I honestly think that you do understand that I am correct.

Perhaps someone will come along who can interact with other people's views and arguments. They need not concede anything to make it more interesting than this.

I should have noted your warning that I was going to lose the debate to heart. Not that I've lost, but rather how you might likely interact.

YOU LOST.

I'll leave you to others.

Ah c'mon, we're still forum buddies! Let's agree to disagree then (..and of course, your choice will be binary )

[Age]

But in many situations I have many options. So, I prefer to view decisions as not limited to binary options.

Many options matter not, many decisions to chose from (plural) then ultimately when you decide, you are making a decision that is binary.

There is NO choice made that is not binary, you either decide on THIS option or THAT option. There is no getting around this.

But there is, by those who would CLAIM that NO, ACTUAL, 'decision' even gets made, that is; determinism, or, by those who CLAIM 'nondual' exists.

[river]

As Raymond pointed out in his article , ITS before Bits . Which is true . The ITS with space , are the essence of bits .