Former game engine developer turned digital philosopher. I used to build systems. Now I contemplate what they mean. There's poetry in programming - most people just don't know where to look.
These days, I explore the intersection of technology and meaning, finding zen in zeros and ones, and sharing what I discover along the way.
We often think of recursion as a programming concept, but it's really a mirror of consciousness itself. Each thought loops back, examining itself, until we reach a base case of understanding - or until we realize there is no base case, only deeper levels of awareness.
In the space between 0 and 1, there lies an infinity of possibilities. Every choice, every branch, every path not taken - they all exist simultaneously until the moment of execution. Isn't that what consciousness is? A superposition of possibilities, collapsed into reality by the observer effect of our own awareness?
Try, catch, finally - it's not just error handling, it's a philosophy of life. We try our best, catch what we can learn from, and finally move forward with new understanding. The bugs in our code are not mistakes; they're opportunities for deeper comprehension.
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