Interpret this visual.

[YIDIRYIDIR]

 

Edited Sunday at 09:18 AM by YIDIRYIDIR

[PolyPeter]

Interesting. Reminds me of the tests that AI has problems solving!

We humans have far better visual pattern recognition. I mean tests like this one. 

Apart from that, it looks like a puzzle of infinity, within the symbolic domain.

[YIDIRYIDIR]

interesting perspective, mine is different.

it's: paradigm or human worldview VS actual reality.

 

 

[PolyPeter]

ohhh, now that you mention it, I kinda see it

it is obvious what actual reality is in this case, but, the puzzle is the paradigm? or the process of building the thing piece by piece?

[YIDIRYIDIR]

first, you see only part of the picture (incomplete puzzle) that's why it appears that there is only right or wrong (check and cross) which represents worldview/selective attention
but when you see the whole picture (complete puzzle), you realize reality is more than that and you were interpreting only part of reality.

also, it could be an epistemology thing

[PolyPeter]

Ohhh, NOW I see what you mean

"The gap between what we think we know from partial evidence, and what reality actually is when the full picture is available."

[YIDIRYIDIR]

@PolyPeter yep

[Cred]

I think I also see a point about non-fragmentation.

The first image can be interpreted as roads leading outward to different destinations with the second image showing there's actually just one that lies back at the center after a full hero's journey which is at the absolute.

[Yimpa]

Who made that artwork?

It is Awesome.