P versus nP is a skill test, not a test of logic. How well can you disentangle yourself from "self" to give yourself a fundamentally different and maximally beneficial perspective? It involves the fact that we are not just contained within ourselves, but we are entangled in other people, and the cosmic computer uses every aspect of yourself to determine your personal experience, so the idea of being a perfect problem solver involves the capacity to maximize empathy to achieve a stereoscopic framework, which is determinable by a key factor of the human brain; how well we are capable of simulating alternate perspectives. Maximize empathy in congruence to the self - achieve intentionlessness, as the Buddha described - and you can solve any problem in a trivial amount of time, by virtue of the designed human form. Pic related; the most empathic peoples are not fully tuned to their individual reality tunnel; intentionlessness.

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[–] [S] 2 points 1 day ago* (last edited 1 day ago)

I want to share this sanskrit word: sāmadhi. This is one of the key factors of enlightenment. Basically, the words I use to describe this phenomenon, is that there is ditension - the perspective of "I am," where subject is measured against object in the brain - and cotension - the perspective of "it is,' where the object is measured against the subject in the brain - but then there is sāmadhi, which is balance between subject and object relationships. These can change through meditation, spiritual practices, or skillful psychedelic drug use, if you're curious.

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