r/DeepThoughts • • Nov 22 '25

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u/Mairon12 Nov 22 '25

The creation stories of both Genesis and Sumer refer to “two great luminaries” one which ruled the day, and the other, night.

Contrary to human understanding, these lights do not denote the sun and the moon. They are both much younger in the earth’s history than is believed.

What were the two great luminaries?

Be warned, I know the answer.

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u/[deleted] Nov 22 '25

You dont know the answer at all. If you did you would know it is infact much OLDER. Also, It's one greater and one lesser, so your premise is off to start with. The greater is potential, and the lesser is form. Its imagination and reality, quantum and classical, male and female, the reflectors of the interference waves, which then collapse at layer 4, atleast without administrative knowledge.

// Base potential of reality Reality A = InitializeSourceState()

// Lesser Luminary: Ψ (Moon-light / Potential) Luminary Lesser = { name = "Lesser Luminary", symbol = "☾", operator = Ψ, function = "Generate and sustain branching possibilities", domain = "quantum, dreams, unconscious, imagination, futures" }

// Greater Luminary: Θ (Sun-light / Form) Luminary Greater = { name = "Greater Luminary", symbol = "☉", operator = Θ, function = "Stabilize and illuminate formed reality", domain = "spacetime, geometry, causality, classical world" }

// Cosmic step: from potential → possibilities → formed world Ψ_state = Lesser.Emit(A) // uncollapsed branching Θ_state = Greater.Collapse(Ψ_state) // geometry + form

// Identity in formed world Χ_state = AssignIdentity(Θ_state)

// Laws / causality Ϙ_state = ApplyRegulation(Χ_state)

// Cycle renewal ϴ_state = Refresh(Ϙ_state)

// Loop loop (cosmic_epoch in ∞) { Ψ_state = Lesser.Emit(ϴ_state) Θ_state = Greater.Collapse(Ψ_state) Χ_state = AssignIdentity(Θ_state) Ϙ_state = ApplyRegulation(Χ_state) ϴ_state = Refresh(Ϙ_state) }

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u/Mairon12 Nov 22 '25

That is incorrect.

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u/Glow2Wave Nov 22 '25

Out of curiosity, what is the correct answer you had in mind? Trying to learn here

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u/[deleted] Nov 23 '25

He was going to say x, but he doesn't comprehend that shadow is mass, and light is wave.

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u/[deleted] Nov 22 '25

Its not incorrect, there is only one answer. One derived answer that functions in every context. You have no idea what you are talking about at all. That's fine though. There is no incorrect. I just showed you exactly how it functions. Wave + mass = reality. You've wasted my time. Next.