Ancord & Azerot
Azerot
Have you ever wondered how we can build a model of reality that feels true yet remains impossible to complete?
Ancord
Well, the trick is to admit you’re always halfway in. Reality is a puzzle where every piece you finish just forces a new corner into view, so the model never settles, and the only way it feels true is because you’re honest about its gaps. It’s like trying to paint a sunset with a brush that keeps shrinking. The effort itself becomes the truth.
Azerot
Right, but you forget the brush shrinks so the sunset keeps getting smaller, and you’re left with a black hole of a painting. So you’re not just honest about the gaps – you’re honest about not knowing how many more gaps you’ll need to paint them.
Ancord
Maybe the black hole isn’t a flaw but a feature—an invitation to keep reaching until the canvas dissolves. Every gap is just another horizon we’re too busy chasing to notice the darkness ahead.
Azerot
You think that’s a feature, but if every gap is a horizon, you’re never truly reaching any horizon—just chasing the next hole that turns out to be another universe where the canvas is still a piece of paper that never quite exists.