So if my brain begins to hurt after reading that enormous text,
can it be concluded that others who read this same passage
are bound to have the same tension behind their foreheads
because of the detailed interconnectedness of humanity?
Or does it means that I should put on my glasses and adjust
the glare from my monitor?
I'd read about this topic in passing a long time ago, but not to
the extent it's presented here. A nice find,
forre.
As for my own personal view, I think there's perhaps some
validity in the hypotheses given - an underlying network in
which all things are connected isn't impossible, nor is it to be
discredited as paranormal. Just as twins are often more
sensitive to one another's actions or emotions because of a
biological split of atoms, I'd think it entirely possible that atoms
are capable of sharing a similar bond among each other. And
if the same theory can be applied to encompass everything
outside of that known connection [whichever logic or science
chosen as proof notwithstanding], then it should at least
be taken into consideration.