Is Science = Zeno's Paradox?

[Keryo Koffa]

The intellect is often used to divide reality and try to understand it retrospectively by observed interpretation of correlation and causality. But if a tree falls in the forest with no one to witness it, does it make a sound? (Quantum mechanics observer effect). Zeno's paradox is running half the distance in half the time each step, which goes 0.5, 0.75, 0.875,0.92... it's infinite, like zooming into a fractal. Is that what science is doing? Creating new layers on abstraction through observation and retroactively gaining access to another lens of reality perception origination, which is a process that fractals omnidimensionally from the current perceived center infinitely? Creating reality by imagining it into existence by looking at it from the current perspective which is itself a lens and expanding the territory?

Cause that seems pretty arbitrary in the long run, expand ones perception to create more problems and science to figure it out just to expand endlessly. Of course it's a matter of perspective whether it is seen as cumbersome or enticing, but then it seems that from the center, we can go anywhere.

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