How shall we handle the impossibility to understand reality?

The notion of a “Higgs particle” in the context of “particles” can be likened to a notion of an “Envall principle” in the context of “principles”.

The idea is that the eternal division of particles can be handled rationally by assuming that there is a kind of particle that temporarily emerges from a field (ie, the “Higgs particle”). In this setting, particles are fundamentally a process wherein “Higgs particles” continuously arise from a field. Exactly what a “Higgs particle” is, ie, a “field” or a “particle”, is uncertain.

This idea can be likened to that the eternal division of principles could be handled rationally by assuming that there is a kind of principle that temporarily emerges from a field. In this setting, principles are fundamentally a process wherein “Envall principles” continuously arise from a field. Exactly what an “Envall principle” is, ie, a “field” or a “principle”, is uncertain. However, sure is that if it is a “field”, then it’s not a principle, and if it’s a principle, then it’s not a field.

Nothing can be both something and nothing at the same time, even if it would solve our problem to understand the world, because if it could, then time would not be empirically relative to speed in space.

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