july

We have an obsession with asking “why”

maybe it’s in our nature we see kids doing this all the time - though there is a part usually when the questions break down; what if it’s ok at some points in the question to say there is no explanation or just reference stories as they don’t explain what is the case

creating and destroying; built flying cars & autonomous vehicles, now building roc.camera, writings: july.rocks

There is a tacit yet fundamental assumption underlying 'why' questions, namely a model of reality consisting of a cascade of discrete events, each caused by the one preceding. In reality, most of what transpires does so continuously in time - just one of the many reasons to prefer posing 'how' questions.