Looks like you're getting the hang of parsing ideas from the narrator for the most part! As for the conversation at 21:20, the gist is that the definition of what's "left and right" can be changed if you change your viewpoint (like turning your screen upside down for example). If you can get around rules like that by simply shifting around physically, than perhaps the laws that people consider considers reality, like science and math can be easily adjusted as well. New discoveries happen all the time and change our understanding, and the rules deemed to be "truth" get redefined each time. We only define these concepts as how the world works because that is what is considered the right answer in school. There could be a hidden number we've never seen before tucked between our old numbers that nobody bothered to count, or perhaps something like gravity behaves not as we expect it to because someone discovers a gravity 2.0 a century from now. Your response is basically replying, "whatever you call it, the physical truth is there". Regardless of how you count or arrive at an answer, you still will only have 10 fingers. The rebuttal of course is perhaps reality itself might be a story or a dream from someone else's perspective, we have just never encountered anything actually real and might never do so. Someone could be reading our book right now, and we are just fictional characters to them, like Vertin and 37. Even basic facts and truth hinge upon the inherent belief that our world is the one that can have "real" things. Perhaps, just like how turning your head upside down changes left and right, what is "real" aka the essence of things can be changed relative to where you exist. Of course, not everyone can handle such an open-ended answer like that. Especially if you happen to be an isolated group of mathematicians on an island dedicated to worshiping "the Ultimate Truth"...
13:41 I prefer not to use reality damage characters here because everytime reality characters attack the roosters will cast a riposte to the attacker and dispells all the stats up.
@@comfycheko also if you fight against the red hair girl (I don't want to spoiler) I recommend use mental team cause she will also riposte if you attack her with reality dmg.
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Looks like you're getting the hang of parsing ideas from the narrator for the most part!
As for the conversation at 21:20, the gist is that the definition of what's "left and right" can be changed if you change your viewpoint (like turning your screen upside down for example).
If you can get around rules like that by simply shifting around physically, than perhaps the laws that people consider considers reality, like science and math can be easily adjusted as well.
New discoveries happen all the time and change our understanding, and the rules deemed to be "truth" get redefined each time.
We only define these concepts as how the world works because that is what is considered the right answer in school.
There could be a hidden number we've never seen before tucked between our old numbers that nobody bothered to count, or perhaps something like gravity behaves not as we expect it to because someone discovers a gravity 2.0 a century from now.
Your response is basically replying, "whatever you call it, the physical truth is there". Regardless of how you count or arrive at an answer, you still will only have 10 fingers.
The rebuttal of course is perhaps reality itself might be a story or a dream from someone else's perspective, we have just never encountered anything actually real and might never do so.
Someone could be reading our book right now, and we are just fictional characters to them, like Vertin and 37.
Even basic facts and truth hinge upon the inherent belief that our world is the one that can have "real" things.
Perhaps, just like how turning your head upside down changes left and right, what is "real" aka the essence of things can be changed relative to where you exist.
Of course, not everyone can handle such an open-ended answer like that. Especially if you happen to be an isolated group of mathematicians on an island dedicated to worshiping "the Ultimate Truth"...
As early 2000's action movie trailers like to say in a cool narrator voice "Things just got real"
Honestly 😭
29:16. I'm not gonna spoil too much but this scene foreshadows a lot in the upcoming chapters. (if i say more context it'll be obvious so stay tuned).
I will keep my eyes peeled 🫡
13:41 I prefer not to use reality damage characters here because everytime reality characters attack the roosters will cast a riposte to the attacker and dispells all the stats up.
Omg thank u for this 🙏🙏🙏🙏
@@comfycheko also if you fight against the red hair girl (I don't want to spoiler) I recommend use mental team cause she will also riposte if you attack her with reality dmg.
@@reoshikumo135 Thank you for the warning!!!
Remember the ending of Chapter 5....? Yeah, that's what's happening.
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Ty!!!