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Emptiness

Premarathna, Mahesh
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We do not need an infinite hard disk to run a computer game that generates infinite maps using procedural generation techniques, which create real-time map content based on algorithms rather than pre-designed content. Similarly, our brain-mind system generates everything for us in real-time. Therefore, we never find the borders of the universe, although we want to. In other words, the universe and everything we experience, including light, sound, smell, taste, pressure, temperature, etc., are illusions that are generated in our mind in real-time according to a random algorithm, which we can understand by having mindfulness. Absolutely, everyone surrounding us is illusions. The most interesting aspect is that when we consider ourselves from another person's perspective, we, including our brain-mind system, become part of the universe generated within their brain-mind system. Therefore, we are also something that does not exist. In conclusion, we can assume that the brain-mind system is always active and generates an infinite universe in real-time, yet the brain-mind system itself is inherently non-existent.
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