You perceive information under observation, 100% of ~~the~~ time.
Physical perception is a complex experience of observing information.
Logical perception is a simple experience of observing information.
Information under observation has physics. *All* information under observation has physics.
Can't subtract the observer from the calculus of it and get indefinitely/generatively/regeneratively reusable results. If that's what you've been attempting, and especially if you're a few generations in, *reintroducing* the observer is going to feel like a dare - you can expect that. :) No rush.
I'm terrified too. ;)
(see: "resolver")
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this came from my current experience
it seems like the act of documentation is how I make progress with this stuff - by inscribing what I realize into the world itself, so that the world becomes a record of what I have seen, so that my perception is not separate from my navigation
it's a subtler form of coming out of the closet. I don't want to have to come out again. so I just don't use closets anymore, you know?
(see: "exigraph")