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Everyone seems to be avoiding art and artists in the question.. Not surprising actually.
I agree. It would be nice to know how an artist were to describe beauty.
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Everyone seems to be avoiding art and artists in the question.. Not surprising actually.
Wow an actual hard question. I had to actually think on this question for a number of hours. It reminds me of the question what is art?
Beauty is the myth with 10,000 faces.
Which then leads to the question is fiction real? It exists all over nature. So yes fiction is real. Like beauty. Speaking of fiction and beauty here is a good example all rolled into one being!!! View attachment 30065
To me, it seems that life often strives, and makes attempts to achieve beauty. So is beauty an actual fundamental thing? Or just an imaginary concept. Even if imaginary, why does even that exist?
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Wow an actual hard question. I had to actually think on this question for a number of hours. It reminds me of the question what is art?
Beauty is the myth with 10,000 faces.
Which then leads to the question is fiction real? It exists all over nature. So yes fiction is real. Like beauty. Speaking of fiction and beauty here is a good example all rolled into one being!!! View attachment 30065
I agree with your sentiment the term "laws" bothers me. I tend to get all john muir on that term like he did on the term hike.Life is so much more dynamic than the material universe. Because life can create these untruths known as "fiction" - Like we're running off rules from another dimension out of this universe... Because the fundamental laws and physics of this universe bear no similarities and seem so foreign to how we lifeforms operate.
If we are representations of everything magnified, or "compressed", then we should be able to use ourselves as the standard for how everything is. But we can't because we're just too far seperated.
Beauty. Consciousness. Fiction. These things are found nowhere else. And if they were, what would it mean? Would a conscious alien know beauty? Humor? Love? If so, then these things must exist as universal, fundamental laws.
To me, it seems that life often strives, and makes attempts to achieve beauty. So is beauty an actual fundamental thing? Or just an imaginary concept. Even if imaginary, why does even that exist?
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