>>14341962I was worrying about that, seeing as "states" inherently provide a good rest and contemplation station (as much as they can produce slaughterhouses).
in this sense, a "state" for good rest and contemplation, would actually be a vector (hence their use to an end "rest" "contemplation"). in other words, all "apparent states" have meaning, -good- meaning, even if we don't know what it is, but as we go down this track of making all "states" into "vectors" by connecting them to meaning, less and less of it needs to be taken by faith, and the meaning inside of the vectors compresses and compresses.
i just wanted to clarify for anyone reading, i think it's just a nuance i didn't communicate well over text.
>>14341964checked. you know what i'm talking about.
>>14341965i was already typing the answer above, lmk if that doesn't answer.
