Noumenon Ultra Quotes

“Such things the Posts did on holographic screens invisible to his eyes, or in their own heads entirely. But he liked to feel the graphite on the solid surface, liked the sweeping of his arms and the minute changes in his muscles as he shifted from a light touch to a hard press. It was all part of the visceral act of creation.”
― Marina J. Lostetter, Noumenon Ultra

“They displayed affection toward one another, gentleness, to signal their interintelligence appreciation.”
― Marina J. Lostetter, Noumenon Ultra

“Most humans understood best through comparison”
― Marina J. Lostetter, Noumenon Ultra

“Mending could mean evolving, moving on. It could mean letting go of shame, refusing to feel like a failure simply”
― Marina J. Lostetter, Noumenon Ultra

“mend something didn’t mean to make it exactly as it was before.”
― Marina J. Lostetter, Noumenon Ultra

“The purpose of a system is what it does is a thought experiment, designed to help creators understand that impact and intent are separate”
― Marina J. Lostetter, Noumenon Ultra

“What matters is who I became and have yet to become.]”
― Marina J. Lostetter, Noumenon Ultra

“The world changes, and life fights entropy.”
― Marina J. Lostetter, Noumenon Ultra

“something new out of the now, not scavenging for what might have been.”
― Marina J. Lostetter, Noumenon Ultra

“[The outcome of our actions has nothing to do with our intentions—sadly, this is especially the case if our intentions are good.”
― Marina J. Lostetter, Noumenon Ultra

“[The outcome of our actions has nothing to do with our intentions—sadly, this is especially the case if our intentions are good. For”
― Marina J. Lostetter, Noumenon Ultra

“both a consequential and circular sense, that in order to be an observer of the universe, the universe must create the conditions for the observer to exist. Therefore, if you are observing, you will fundamentally find that conditions are perfect for you to have been created. There is no other option. For the universe to have developed a sentience to observe itself with, it must first possess the laws of physics and precise conditions that allow for sentience to evolve. No consciousness before consciousness, and yet the consciousness appears inevitable by no other logic than we are conscious. We know that all knowledge is already inherent in the universe, waiting to be revealed. Many have argued that the universe is itself unaware of the consciousnesses it has created. But this is fundamentally a flawed argument, for are we not part of the universe? Are we ourselves not to be considered conscious because it is only our brains that are conscious, not our entire bodies? You are the universe. Be”
― Marina J. Lostetter, Noumenon Ultra