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July
@july
Creating something from nothing is like exchanging one’s well being for tangible real world things that were previously only imagined The cost of bringing the imaginary into the real is life energy At least then, life energy is being used for something rather than nothing
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July
@july
H/t @7858.eth Based on conversation we were having
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Ismène [ ismɛn ]🎩🐹
@ismene
Can one create from nothing? Discuss.
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Just Build
@justbuild
The energy required to bring it into existence is directly correlated with the magnitude/complexity/value of the "thing". Most never see the light of day, those that do exert a hefty, hefty toll. Its why so few novel and unique creations ever make the transition.
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Garrett
@garrett
creation is a muscle that needs to be flexed often
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ivan
@hot
a fruit tree passes energy to its fruits this does not mean it exchanges its well-being – quite the opposite
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Wev 🐰🎩
@wevans247.eth
The last line is key — doing nothing has its own energy cost but leaves you wondering where the hell it all went
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antaur ↑
@antaur.eth
wow, you articulated very well what I have been experiencing in the process of creating this, which is being used by some people
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Luigi Stranieri
@luigistranieri
Interesting theory. That’s why in past people died earlier and now we live more time? Or it’s just antibiotics?
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Sean
@sean07.eth
There is always a sacrifice
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Zenigame
@zeni.eth
The last piece is an important. It's not as though we can conserve energy for one giant creation at the end of our life. It's closer to our Degen allowance than it is our bank account.
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stringtheory
@stringtheory69
0/1 to 1/0
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Aaron｜183Aaros.eth🔵🏴
@183aaros.eth
50 $DEGEN
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